I have only had this printer for 9 days, but I am pleased with it. It prints on both sides of the paper, my inkjet printer couldn't do this, so I expect to save paper. We have only used inkjet printers in our home before this. It can be set to print on single side if needed.It was very easy to connect to my home WiFi, I use an ASUS router and it wasn't much trouble, once I downloaded the software from the manufacturer's website. I wasted over a week of free time trying to get a Brother Laser Jet connected to my home Wi-Fi, and sent it back in disgust. Amazon was so nice to take it back after about 1 week or wireless anguish. It was bad to waste so much valuable time around Christmas.I haven't calculated the savings on ink but I think it will be less per page. It comes with a bank of toner cartridges but they are not the full type you buy. I noticed the bank of toner cartridges costs as much as the printer. So I ordered a bank of aftermarket toner cartridges for much less and I will use them once the given supply is gone. It is supposed to be less cost per page even if you use their cartridges. I expect to save more with the after market toner cartridges. Other reviews indicate some of the aftermarket toners are good, but be sure to get those with cards.The print quality is crisp and dark, much darker than the failed Brother I was unable to connect to my home Wi-Fi. I notice that the ability to print images is not as good as with an ink-jet printer. The color images are okay for most things, but if I need brilliant color, I can print that page with my ink-jet printer. Reviews seem to indicate that Laser Printer technology doesn't equal the images of ink-jet printers. The scanner works well, and I have connected this printer over my home wi-fi to 6 computers without much difficulty.I hope to save money. The Hp Inkjet is on auto reorder, and the ink they make you buy is expensive. That's not so bad except once my printer got disconnected from the internet for a while and Hp remotely disabled my printer. I did not like that, and I plan to use that printer very little in the future. I am not sure why it got disconnected, but that's what happened and decided I wanted to stop sending them money. We still have the ink-jet printer on auto replenishment of ink cartridges, but we plan not to use it unless necessary and only as a backup printer now.I notice this printer is quieter, and connects faster for print jobs and prints pages 3 times as fast as my inkjet printer. We have sometimes had to wait 5 minutes for the Hp to print one page. This printer is very heavy, about all I could handle without help. I can see some consumer's will need assistance in lifting and placing it in their home.I just wanted to save money, and didn't like that a manufacturer had the ability to disable my printer. I think this is just the thing I need to prevent so much of my money going to Hp.

The setup on my home network was a major pain (Win 10), but setup on a single PC with USB was a breeze. I use Wireless now on my network and it wakes up and prints in SECONDS. I've never had any printer - Laser or Ink Jet - start printing so fast. Then, it bangs out pages in seconds. The quality is great. I print a lot of graphics and photos for various purposes and the color is vibrant, accurate and glossy even on junk 20lb copy paper! On photo paper or card stock it's even better. I've tried various stocks of photo and standard paper/card and they ALL perform exceptionally. For the price I had only moderate expectations but man was I surprised! The printer software is highly customizable and it also works well for scanning and copying. The front paper feed is great (though a bit flimsy) and the unit is very heavy, but not matter. I've also used USB printing which is a breeze: stick in a flash drive, the display shows available files, pick your printing parameters/preferences and POOF!, it's printing in seconds. The duplex printing - which I didn't think I'd need - is GREAT. It's very fast and hasn't jammed or slowed down at all. I don't understand the paper path but it's printing one side, pulling the paper back in and printing the other while the next page is printing, so like every few seconds a page is coming out. The touchscreen panel has lots of options and settings which I'm still tweaking and it's mostly intuitive. Best printer I've ever owned, hands down.

I have a HUGE regret about this printer. It’s excellent prints fast, letters are crisp as expected and it has very good color quality. The scanning color science is functionally identical to the source content. It’s quite large so make sure you measure the area it needs to live you’ll need maybe 3 inches or so of space behind it as the cable is quite thick and not particularly flexible.Now my regret. The mf751 DOES NOT HAVE DUPLEX AUTOMATIC SCANNING OR COPYING. At 20 or 30 bucks less than the 753, the value of having auto duplex scanning or copying may not be an everyday need for you but the instances where you will need it the pain of having to manually flip pages will make you miserable. Spend the extra 20 dollars your future self will thank you. If it wasn’t for the Black Friday deal I’d return it immediately… now the difference is about 100 so I may just live with this one but dang it do I feel stupid. Why does the 751 even exist at this price point. BUY THE 753!!!

I was upgrading from no printer at all and I had a blank slate (desk) and one goal: avoid inkjet printers. Flimsy, needy, constantly running out of ink at the worst possible moment. I don't have time for that child's play - I'm a man, I'm 40. No thanks. I wanted something serious, something built for the big leagues.Enter the Canon Color imageCLASS MF751Cdw—a machine so powerful, so efficient, so gloriously overbuilt. This thing is an absolute unit. Remind you of anyone? When I say "unit," I mean The Big Unit levels of dominance. Randy Johnson wore 51, and this printer’s weight in pounds and sheer desk-presence might not quite match that number, but it brings the same energy: powerful, intimidating, and capable of making things disappear in a hurry (like that bird and like my printing backlog at 35 pages per minute).And speaking of (G) units, I can confidently say this printer is worth far more than 50 Cents, or 50 dollars, or even fifty times fifty dollars. Ok maybe that's too much, but unlike a budget printer that nickel-and-dimes you to death with endless ink refills, this thing actually earns its price tag.5 stars.

I did a fair amount of research between this printer and the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 4301fdw. Even the the HP prints a bit faster, the Canon scans way faster which is more important to me and includes a 3 year warranty which HP sells for an additional $350

This colour laser multi-printer is fast and responsive.Printout is sharp and clear with faithful colour reproduction.Setup could have been simpler with better clear directives.Unit is built like a tank but may be a little too large for normal home use....would have been perfect if overall footprint was smaller by 2" for width and depth.Product is good and is highly recommended for those with large desk tops.

Badly used productRear door not closed error when I started the printerAlso the usb cable was missingThere were ink all over the printer

Very heavy !Works well !Good software

Usage bureau & maison.Branchement usb win11 sans problème.Avec un vieux Levino win10 pas reconnu , mais pas insisté, il doit y avoir une solution.Peu utilisé encore , mais j'ai confiance a Canon.