Nice printer does good job on prints and paperwork
358469
Very happy with this printer. After finding some refillable cartridges for it, I greatly reduced my ink cost. I hope this one lasts me as long as my last one did.
620417
This is my second one of these printers. It works well, the software installs well, and people can figure out how to use it.
4075464
Overall, this is a very nice printer. It's a very good choice for someone who does mainly (or entirely) low volume color work. It's geared toward the home user/low end hobbyist and hits the mark quite well. It's not targeted to high end hobbyist/semi-pro or professional printers  - you'll have to step up a bit in the Epson line for that. But if you're a home user and want to work with larger format paper, give this a hard look.

 Set up is (thankfully) a breeze -- good instructions that are easy to follow and, more importantly, easy to install software that works the first time (at least on XP - have not tried it on a Vista machine). Build quality is very solid -- the paper guides feel substantial (not all that common at this price point) as does the overall printer. Ink installation is fool-proof since the cartridges won't fit in the wrong slot.

So far, I've been very pleased with the color output using Photoshop. Epson claims that the printhead is a new design that provides more detail. While I'm not one of those who peers at prints with a magnifying glass, to my eye the output was equal to that produced by my higher-end printers (Both Epson and Canon). The key to working well with any printer is to profile your monitor and printer using something such as the ColorMunki (there are several other options as well).

The down sides to this printer are in its B/W work. I didn't expect a whole lot from it since it does not have the dedicated black cartridges as the 2400 or 3800. True to form, B/W prints from the 1400 have a color cast. You can tweak it to minimize it, but a perfectly neutral B/W print is a challenge to produce with this printer. If you do mainly color work, you'll be happy with this printer. If you do a lot of B/W work, you should look elsewhere.

The ink cartridges are on the small side, but that can be a good thing if you don't run a lot of volume through the printer. Inks do go bad if they sit for a long time unused, so a smaller cartridge ensures you'll empty the ink in a timely manner. Of course, this works against you if you're doing a lot of prints, since larger cart's are less costly per ounce. While you can save money with third party refills, it can be a false economy -- while some are just as good as Epson inks, others will produce sub-par results (at best) and can really foul up the printer with clogs. If you're willing to spend the money for the printer, you should figure in the cost of using Epson inks.

An unexpected treat was the noise, or rather, lack thereof. Very quiet running.

In short, this is a very good choice for low volume color work with the flexibility for larger formats, and delivers prints that look like they came from a much more expensive printer.
477044
I found this not quite as  easy to set up as I thought it would be, but other than that it is a wonderful printer.  The print is good and clear and operation is fast and quiet.  I still haven't used all the functions but feel sure it will do as advertised.
368418
The print quality is excellent and toner usage is not excessive as with some of the other brands I have used. I use this printer in my job and print many two sided and multi-page reports. The two sided printing saves on paper and space in my filing cabinet. The scanner is a convenient tool and being able to fax directly from my software without printing to paper first is a time saver not to mention paper and toner saver. I haven't had problems with jamming . The only issue I have had is when printing labels using manual feed it can be difficult to keep them going straight. I think one side of the pickup rollers grabs a little stronger than the other but it is a minor problem for me. Overall I am very satisfied with this printer.
2521039
I got this printer free with my laptop purchase, and it's not bad.  Really.  I have a b&w laser printer for large documents, so I use this for color and smaller jobs.  It's small enough that it's portable, so I take it with me on scrapbooking weekend trips.  It's nice having a computer and printer of my own so I can do computer journaling for my book, and USB printers are horribly expensive.

It's quirky and has occasionally eaten an expensive sheet of vellum paper or fed a sheet of paper crookedly, but since I use this primarily for scrapbooking, I can usually crop the errors out of the paper.  But I've been able to print on oddly sized pieces of paper most of the time with no trouble, which is convenient.

I can't speak to its photo print quality, but I get my digital photos printed at shutterfly.com.  I would never trust my photos to this thing...  :)
4276156
I purchased this printer to replace an old HP printer which I was very happy with, but the ink is no longer available and there's no Windows 7 driver to do automatic double-sided printing. Also I liked the idea of wireless and of having the copy and scan functions as well as printing. Fax would have been nice but since I don't have a landline phone it probably wouldn't work very well anyway.

Setup went very smoothly, and I used WPS to connect it to my router and never had to use the USB connection at all. I only installed the drivers, the scan utility, the on-screen manual, My Printer, and the network and scanner selection tools. The install could have been a little more informative and told me the printer had successfully connected to my router, but it's a minor point.

The text and images I've printed look great, the test image I scanned looked great, and the test copy I made looked similarly great both in color and black and white. So far I've used only plain paper so I can't speak to quality of images printed on photo paper. Automatic double-sided printing worked well.

My only real complaint is that the paper trays are flimsy - I have cats, and when I'm not using the printer I leave the paper output tray closed and the paper stop thingie folded in so they won't step on them and possibly break them. Speaking of, the paper stop thing is kind of clumsy - it rotates way out and can't be shortened. But it really isn't needed unless you're printing multiple sheets so I leave it folded in.

It may sound silly to focus on appearance but this printer looks really beautiful - glossy black and with the paper trays both closed it becomes a compact and classy-looking box. It's got a pretty small footprint for an all-in-one and that's a big plus in my limited space.

Edit 12/6/2012:
I've removed one star from my rating because the printer has major paperfeed problems. Every time I use it I have to manually push the paper in or the printer won't grab it. I've tried cleaning it but that doesn't help.
3682258
The printer is nice, does what it needs to do. Setup was a little tricky but not too difficult. A good deal for the price!
940000
The HP OJ 7610 is a wireless color printer that scans and sends faxes.  This is my second wireless multifunction printer and these things are awesome.  Not having cables is so much better, especially since I can now put the printer away from my computer as I rarely print anything anymore.  Many printers print, scan, and sends faxes, but the wireless feature I have found is one of the most useful features out there.

Printing, scanning, and faxing are fairly simple to implement.  The print quality is great, at least for my purposes.  The colors of the printouts are vibrant for regular-people use.

The one thing I was shocked with when I got the printer is how big and heavy it was.  Since I've had several of these similar printers, I didn't realize that this printer was going to come in a much larger box as well as for this printer to be much heavier.  Certainly the HP OJ 7610 seems a lot more heavy duty than my last Brother wireless printer, but I only time will tell if that will hold up.

Overall, the HP OJ 7610 is pretty good wireless multifunction printer.  The reason why I gave it four stars is for my purposes, which is for occasional printing of documents, faxing, and scanning, there are other printers out there for around half the price.
1238638
What primarily drew me to this printer was its compact size. I would describe this as a light-use, convenience printer/scanner. If you're like me who doesn't print or scan much but still would like to have a machine on hand when needed, this will work just fine. As for looks, the design is clean and even nice to look at. The power supply is integrated inside so theres no bulky power brick attached to the power cable to clutter up the floor. There is also a USB cable option in case you don't want to use a wireless connection.

Unlike other multifunction printers, the scanner uses a feeding mechanism instead of a flatbed. I was a little wary of this at first but it scans or copies with good quality. it accepts various sizes of documents from full-size 8.5x11 to smaller pieces of paper like receipts or photographs. Considering it uses rollers to feed the document Id exercise caution with brittle or fragile paper like old family photos.

Print speed is about average. Color on regular settings on plain paper will take about 10-20 seconds and black and white about half of those times. Regular black and white text documents will print quickly. Higher quality photo settings with color are the slowest. Id recommend a better printer if you're looking for faster and frequent photo printing.

The ink cartridges are small so this is definitely not a high capacity printer. As i stated earlier, if you infrequently print from time to time this will be sufficient. If you're really worried about needing more ink HP sells high capacity cartridges.

The wireless has worked flawlessly and was easy to set up. Ive found printing directly from my iPhone is SLOW. One standard print, even in black and white took almost 3 minutes. I usually never print from my phone but its nice to have the option.
2103160
It's a great business printer.  Color is not perfect I feel it prints a little faded.  It duplexes internally for double sided printing.  Decent price if you take into consideration that there are no "Starter cartridges" you should get 11,000 prints on what's in the box.  I have it set up wirelessly and some times a print gets hung up and you have to unplug the entire unit and start again.  Not a big deal since it happens infrequently.  Works with google cloud print and scans to google drive as well.  I wish it had a larger paper tray.  150 sheets makes me fill it up a few times a week.  But it's a good all rounder.
3684990
The Canon PIXMA MX922 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax is a solid and well built printer that has done everything I have asked of it, and done it well. It is also a hefty printer, weighing easily 50% more than comparable Epsons, which suggests it is also a solidly built piece of equipment.

Reviewing ink jet printers has become a little like reviewing microwave ovens. Ink jet printers have, as consumer electronic devices, in recent years achieved such a high level of sophistication, advanced technology, feature depth, hyper competence and disposablity that it's difficult to say something bad about one on a feature by feature basis. Finding fault with a model can sometimes be like saying that "99" is less than "100". A factual but slight to meaningless difference.

The Canon PIXMA MX922 is "advanced" in that it combines photo quality inks with the multi functionality of a copier, fax, scanner and printer, with a document feeder as well. As has become the fashion in recent years and models, the Canon PIXMA MX922 has a squarish, laser printer like form factor and paper path, instead of the more "printer" like layout of the past that seemed to be inherited from the idea of what a printer was embodied in dot matrix printers. It is compact, and can fit easily on any desktop. The controls and the large interface screen are well placed and easy to read. Access to the ink cartridges is easy. The unit seems very well engineered and, for the price, amazingly well made.

Much like a microwave oven, the printer has a wide number of features that I don't actually need or am not likely to use soon. But it's basic functions of printing, both text and color images, scanning and copying worked flawlessly. Some people complain about the standard included software. But it seems perfectly competent and usable to me. Color photo images that I printed on glossy photo paper looked fantastic, although I am not sure if the per copy price, relative to on-line photo ordering, is worth it for more than proofs or quick copies of an image you need a hard copy of right away.

Wireless network setup was a snap, and printing with a USB cable is of course a plug it in and do it no brainer. Nothing about the printer called attention to itself in a negative way. What can I say, except that it is a hyper competent device of its type, and worked well for me.

If automobiles had followed the same price/feature trajectory as consumer electronics and computers over the last ten years then a new BMW would cost about $5,000.00 these days. Alas, that's not the case with cars. But, even allowing of a razor and razor blades analogy, that the printer is just a way for Canon to sell you ink cartridges, it is an amazing value at the current price. RECOMMENDED.
2977543
I purchased this printer directly from HP.

Other than being a bit noisy, I am quite satisfied with this printer.

The printer is easy to use, will print both sides if needed and the ink is moderately priced and available at Walmart OR you can sign up for the instant ink if you like.  There is a selection on the printer that, when chosen, will show you the ink level so you know when you're getting close to needing to replace and the printer will also warn you closer to time.

Paper jams are easy to remove and directions for doing so are written under the printer lid as well as available in the LCD display window by selecting the proper button.
2056750
This printer produces good quality prints; this includes text and photos that are close to laser quality, and is very fast once it gets going.  However I have waited up to two minutes for the first page of a job to print, while the printer cycles.  The printer is so fast that sometime papers go flying right off the paper catch, not a big deal if you are not printing a large project.  There is no built in double side printing like it states in the tech section, it is manual-- the printer will prompt you to reinsert the just printed page and then it will print on the blank side.  I feel the printer is worth the price.
2784278
the printer is portable and easy to hook up whereever it's needed.  the software was easy to install,  The print quality is good
610884
I have this printer for several years now.  I like that I can print large size pictures with it.  It is reasonably accurate colorwise and while I can't say that black and white pictures are perfect, this printer performs better than most that I have had.  It is not terribly fast, but that is true of most higher quality photo printers.  It has been reliable and I have not any problems with it to date. and that's with several years of use.  Overall, I've been reasonably pleased with both the durability and the capability of the printer.

However, it is pretty expensive per print to operate.  At times, it seems like it's just drinking ink and the ink is not cheap.  If you are going to use it for a lot of day-to-day printing for anything other than photos, there are much cheaper and better options.

My biggest pet peeve about this printer is when multiple ink tanks run out.  Instead of telling you that there are two ink tanks that need replacing, it will tell you that one needs replacing.  After about five minutes of going through whatever it goes through when you replace a tank, it will then tell you the 2nd tank needs replacing.  I have had this happen several times where I replaced an ink tank, walked away while it's preparing the new ink tank (I'm not sure what gyrations it's going through but it takes at least 5 minutes), and then come back 15 minutes later thinking my photo will be finished, only to find that the photo didn't print and a 2nd tank needs replacing.  How hard could it be for the printer to determine it needs two tanks to be replaced at once?  It is time wasting, annoying, and just plain asinine.  It is a flaw that Canon hopefully has addressed with newer models.

Overall, I'd really rate it about a 3.5.  If you are using it just for photo printing and aren't too worried about the cost per photo, I might go as high as a 4.  However, for the average user, the cost is high and it is not a printer that is economical for heavy duty use.  The aforementioned flaw is enough for me to lower it a 3 rating here for most users.
3860997
I enjoy this printer, it is fairly simple to use, very easy to set up. It prints two sided automatically if needed. Photo quality is decent enough. Speed is decent enough. I am not a heavy user. This is set up as a family use printer. I can print from my phone, my laptop upstairs, my mother's tablet, etc. My father has gripes against its lack of Win7 support and because he couldn't get it to print from HIS tablet with the use of the Canon SELPHY app. To be honest, it may have been the OTHER Canon Print app, but its been a couple month since my initial set up of this printer. I think it works great.

PROS:
- Aesthetically appealing, sleek, pretty red color.
- Fairly simple to use once set up on a device correctly.
- All-In-One with duplex printing. Always a plus.

CONS:
- I find it annoying that I have to physically hit the power button on the printer in order to print anything. Maybe I missed something in the settings, but, an automatic wake-up feature when I try to print from a device would be nice. Instead, I have to print an item, receive the print error, walk over to the printer (which is usually a trip downstairs for me) and manually turn the printer on.
- Print speed is about average. I would have figured over the years this is something that could have been improved in printers, but, its decent. Nothing to write home about.
- Photo quality is also average. Canon is well known for their photography equipment, why not make better photo printers built into your all-in-one units?
- No scanning tray. Usually when I scan, its several pages of something. Be it a stack of photos, or a collection of documents. Instead, I must manually scan each page. Not the end of the world, but would be a nice added feature.

CONCLUSION:

Am satisfied with the Canon MG7720, but I probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone.