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Canon Color imageCLASS MF753Cdw Laser Printer

$319.99
$429.99 26% off Reference Price
Condition: Refurbished
color: MF753Cdw
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8 people found this helpful
4-1/2 years in and still working just fine
By Amazon Customer on Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025
Bought back in October 2019 to replace a failed Xerox MFP (lasted just over a year before one of the scanner components failed). Have replaced the toner that came with it one time, so far, and it's running very well. Prints fast, clean, and does what I need it to. I mostly print on Hammermill paper, but have also run adhesive labels through it (for either shipping labels, or beer can labels). Zero issues provided I use the correct settings for the labels (hint, there's an actual 'label' setting in the menu). I run it wired for my computers and such since it's fast and stable. I don't recall if I've set my phone to use the LAN IP address to connect or not (since it's going through my router, that works just fine). Scanning to USB device is easy to do and reliable. Running a duplex copy is also easily done. I actually copied a quilt pattern for my mother this way. Removed the stable from the pattern, let the ADF do it's thing and the copy came out duplexed without any real effort on my end. Biggest item was removing the staples and then putting new ones in. I don't scan to my computer with the unit, since it doesn't make any sense to me. Especially with the easily accessed USB port and the number of thumb drives I have that just work with that. IME, easy to get a solid enough thumb drive that works well. I installed whatever the current drivers were for my current laptop (about three years ago now) and those have been issue free. Since everything just works, I've not looked for any newer ones. I occasionally log into the printer's web page to look at things, but since there's no issues, it happens rarely (maybe a couple times a year). BTW, the three year warranty gave me a peace of mind when making the purchase. Considering how the previous MFP I bought died just outside of it's one year warranty. Only 'negative' I have is the price of genuine Canon toner cartridges. BUT, with how little I print, that's really not an issue. I COULD try one of the clone/fake sets, but I don't know if it's worth doing. Since if the printer complains, or won't work with those, I'm out MORE money since I doubt those places will accept returns. Better to just get the ones you KNOW will work and move on. Giving serious thought to getting the MF656Cdw for my mother since her old HP [st]inkjet MFP has a bad cyan cartridge port now. With how little she prints, it will be at least a couple/few years (or more) before she needs new toner.
Top critical review
2 people found this helpful
Canon's firmware hasn't moved into the current century.
By Jia Jun Wei on Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025
Infuriating to figure out how to use. One of my most frequent activities on a printer is scanning documents to my email, and this printer does everything it could to prevent it from being as simple as possible. Until this day, I didn't even need to know what an SMTP is until I bought this printer. My previous HP printer scanned things just fine for years until it finally broke down and it made it as simple as possible. In that whole time, it only asked me for my email so it'd know where to send it, unlike Canon. If the infamous HP has better ease for the user, that's saying something. I went to the IP address of my printer and tried editing the "E-Mail/I-Fax" Settings with the SMTP stuff just as the resources online told me to do and I keep getting an Error #806 about my username and password. I thought I could just set one up right there, but then when I tried testing my SMTP connection, all of a sudden, I get: "SMTP authentication (SMTP AUTH) error. Check [User Name] and [Password] for SMTP authentication (SMTP AUTH)." When I uncheck the "Use TLS for SMTP TX" box, I don't get that error message anymore, but I still get the original Error #806 message. I am at my wit's end trying to figure this all out. If you have a server that requires authenticated SMTP connections, it won't work. It's junk. I thought I was buying a printer for life, but I guess I'm going to have to find something else.

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