The Canon MF4660PL mono laser all-in-one is a network-ready device that promises high-quality copying and printing with colour scanning. The Canon i-SENSYS MF-4660PL aims to cut down costs with the auto duplexing feature without compromising professional-grade documents, and it is quite versatile for modern operating systems with PCL5e/6 support. However, the i-SENSYS MF-4660PL laser printer is slightly slower than its siblings and doesn't have a fax machine.
Design
The Canon i-SENSYS MF4660PL all-in-one printer retains most of the physical qualities of other models from the i-SENSYS MF line, except for the newly-designed media handling department. The control panel is similar to its predecessors, with highlighted one-touch buttons and a small LCD display screen for viewing the status of the i-SENSYS MF-4660PL multifunction printer. On top is the flatbed scanner with a mono copier and a 35-sheet ADF. All ports for network and PC connections are located at the back.
Advantages
The Canon i-SENSYS MF-4660PL is a network-friendly multifunction printer with a generous 128MB of memory, which is good enough for sharing in a small group. It comes with built-in ADF, a duplexer, and a colour flatbed scanner. Plug-and-play convenience is provided by the high-speed USB 2.0 connection for compatible operating systems. Paper handling in the Canon i-SENSYS MF-4660PL laser multifunction printer is quite versatile and enough for small to mid-volume printing with the 250-sheet input tray and 100-sheet output tray.
Disadvantages
Other models from the i-SENSYS line boast speeds of up to 22ppm, but the Canon i-SENSYS MF-4660PL is slightly slower at only 20ppm on A4 media. The absence of a fax machine is another drawback for users of the MF-4660PL who want to save space and money. Network connectivity is mainly limited to a wired Ethernet connection for a small workgroup. Some users complained that the Canon MF-4660PL printer is quite noisy because it emits up to 66dBA of sound when active.
