Stylish, compact, and affordable, the Canon MultiPass MP370 is designed for small offices and homes with low volume printing needs. It is a reliable multifunction unit that can serve as a personal photo centre, offering high quality image outputs and scanning capabilities. The Canon MultiPass MP370 can also copy in colour and black and white, with average rates of up to 18 ppm in black and white and 12 ppm in colour. Standard size pictures (4x16-inch) come out in as little as 93 seconds. This model is an MFP of choice for many home users. However, it can be a little expensive to maintain and it lacks other MFP features like an ADF unit or a duplexer.
Design
The Canon MultiPass MP370 inkjet printer is small and easy to set up and store away when not in use. The MultiPass MP-370 can print on a wide range of media and different sizes of paper. Connection options for compatible digital cameras are at hand, making PC-less printing possible. There are also slots for memory cards, while USB connectivity comes as a standard. The Canon MP370 multifunction printer has a 48-bit scanner, ensuring crisp image and document duplicates.
Advantages
High-resolution outputs are guaranteed with the Canon MultiPass MP370 colour inkjet printer. Scans can reach a maximum of 9600 dpi, while colour and black and white prints have 4800x1200 and 600x600 dpi resolutions, respectively. PC-free printing is another selling point of the Canon MP370 MultiPass printer, along with its fast print rates, especially when it comes to photo printing.
Disadvantages
Replacement ink cartridges for the Canon MultiPass MP370 are not as expensive, although users may need to change ink often as the MP370 printer is quite an ink hog. Colour burning may also be evident in photos, although settings can easily be adjusted to avoid such an annoyance.
