Since the introduction of the range in 2004, Canon's Pixma printers have regularly delivered an intoxicating mix of good print quality, strong features and stylish design. The MG5350, then, is treading a distinguished path. But then, this is no bargain basement page churner.

Canon's 2011 Pixma all-in-one refresh sees five new models arrive, but it's the one in the middle that caught our eye. The MG5350 lacks the six-ink print engine of the dearer MG6250, and the film scanner of the tank-like top-end MG8250, but for most home users it strikes the perfect balance between...

Canon's 2011 Pixma all-in-one refresh sees five new models arrive, but it's the one in the middle that caught our eye. The MG5350 lacks the six-ink print engine of the dearer MG6250, and the film scanner of the tank-like top-end MG8250, but for most home users it strikes the perfect balance between...

The MG5350 is excellent at printing, scanning and copying, but it isn't particularly fast

The MG5350 is the mid-range, 3-in-1, wi-fi model from Canon's range of five new multifunction inkjets. It's an all-rounder and will suit those looking for a machine for the home which can print both office documents and...

Good cost per page for office documents; Good print quality for office docs and photos; Fast and responsive / Can print to CD; Wi-fi / Double-sided on all functions; Good scanner

Still no touchscreen; Tends towards red on photos

Canon's Pixma MFPs rarely provide many surprises, but that's no bad thing: they've been producing our favourite balance of photo quality, text quality and usability for years. This model has a 7.5cm colour screen and support for printing from either Google Picasa or Canon's own Image Gateway.

The Pixma MG5350 is an easy model to like. It offers most of the features that the average person is going to need from a printer, but at the same time it delivers documents with crisp text and brilliant colours.

Excellent black text quality; Superb photo prints; Great graphics performance; Fast print speeds

Not the cheapest model to run; Lacks a touchscreen

Since the introduction of the range in 2004, Canon's Pixma printers have regularly delivered an intoxicating mix of good print quality, strong features and stylish design. The MG5350, then, is treading a distinguished path. But then, this is no bargain basement page churner.

After reading several reviews on this printer I brought one, unfortunatly the photo print quality is poor, with a green tint and dark prints. I am trying to return this printer.

photo printing is to dark and has a green tint

Another in the range of All In One units from Canon. This is a five ink offering (two sizes of black), if you of Goff persuasion the all black finish will delight, for everyone else – apart from the lounge police – who cares about colour just performance.