$207.24
$7.25 Ecofees included
Print documents, scan files, and make everyday copies with the Canon PIXMA TS6520. Designed for family use at home, it combines a compact design, simple setup, and convenient features for schoolwork, everyday documents, and photo printing.
Its two-cartridge hybrid ink system uses pigment-based black ink to produce sharp text and dye-based colour ink to create vivid images. Print resolution of up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi helps clearly reproduce details in documents and photos.
The PIXMA TS6520 prints at approximately 14 images per minute in black and 9 images per minute in colour. Automatic two-sided printing lets you print on both sides of the page without manual intervention, helping save paper and simplify multipage tasks.
The 1.42 in monochrome OLED display lets you quickly check ink levels, printer status, and key settings. This interface makes everyday printing, scanning, and copying functions easy to access.
Dual-band 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi helps provide a stable connection with compatible devices in your home. The Canon PRINT app, Apple AirPrint, and Mopria Print Service allow you to print from a smartphone or tablet. Wireless Direct and a high-speed USB port are also available.
The flatbed scanner uses a contact image sensor and offers an optical resolution of up to 1,200 x 2,400 dpi. It lets you scan documents in colour, create multipage PDF files, and send files to a computer or compatible mobile device. Copy functions include two-sided, borderless, and ID card copying, as well as enlargement and reduction from 25% to 400%.
The cassette holds up to 100 sheets of plain paper to reduce the need for frequent refilling. The printer supports various document, photo, card, and envelope sizes, as well as borderless printing up to 8.5 x 11 in Letter size.
Quiet Mode helps reduce printing noise, with a rated sound level of approximately 47 dB(A) when printing on plain paper. ENERGY STAR certification and automatic power on/off functions also contribute to more efficient everyday operation.
