Canon PIXMA TS9520 All In one Wireless Printer Hom
$299.99
Price: $71.99 - $299.99
(as of Mar 11, 2025 02:19:09 UTC – Details)
What kind of printer do you need to help you do what you do every day? Probably a printer that does it all with a reasonably sized design, Right? The PIXMA TS9520 may be the perfect everyday printer for you. Of course it’s Wireless1, supports AirPrint2 and Morea Print Service3, and can print crisp documents, all the way up to 11″x17″! It can also Print beautiful photos and even has a built-in SD memory card slot4. There is an ADF on top for copying stacks of paper, It supports 2-sided printing, and has a 4. 3″ Touch LCD on the front to control it all.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 14.5 x 18.5 x 7.6 inches; 21.3 Pounds
Item model number : 2988C002
Date First Available : August 7, 2018
Manufacturer : Canon USA Inc.
ASIN : B07G685PX1
The PIXMA TS9520 has a 5 Color Individual Ink System, that means it’s ready for sharp black text and great looking photos. It can even support various paper types and sizes, from 3.5 inches x 3.5 inches to 11 inches x 17 inches
You can print from all your favorite devices, whether that is a smartphone, tablet or computer. With AirPrint , Mopria Print Service, Wi Fi, and Ethernet the PIXMA TS9520 has you covered
With 11 inches x 17 inches paper support, booklet layout copy, oversized scanning and Auto Document Feeder for multi page documents, the PIXMA TS9520 is extremely versatile and ready to handle many different needs
For numbers listed in product description see “specification sheet” in technical specification section below
Scanner Type Flatbed & ADF (Auto Document Feeder). Max. Document Size Flatbed 8.5 x 11.7 (Letter/A4), ADF 8.5 x 14.0 (Legal)
Connectivity technology: USB;Wi-Fi;Bluetooth. Paper types NOT supported for borderless printing are as follows-Envelope, High Resolution Paper, T-Shirt Transfer and Photo Stickers. The maximum borderless printing size is 11 x 17 inches / 12 x 12 inches
Scanner type: Sheetfed
BM –
Great for everything, A+ machine
Before purshasing I did a crazy amount of research on all the Canon, Brother and HP models. Got this as a home printer at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, which the main printing being letter but also a fair amount of large format 11×17 (ledger) spreadsheets. Have also printed photos to frame in 4×6, 5×7 and 8×10. Print quality and functionality is excellent across the board. This thing is not small and takes up a fair amount of desk space, but that comes with the territory if you want large format printing. It does eat ink at a decent clip, but I just order off-brand cartridges at a fraction of the cost and have had no issues to date. There is only one tray, so the best approach is to keep one size in the tray and one in the rear load. I keep letter in the tray, ledger in the rear and for the few times I need legal I just swap out the rear load. Duplex works great and scanning is also pretty good – has options to save to file, load into an email, ectetera. I’ve had no problems at all printing from WIFI as some reviews claimed – wifi sync has been flawless from computers and phones. the unit wakes up from a sleep and prints when I hit print – you just have to keep the panel open. Bottom line if you want something compact or the cheapest ink option this isn’t for you, but if your priority is maximum flexibility, features and solid performance this is your machine.
DMR –
A Perfect Card Crafter Printer
I love this printer as it has a back tray that will print up to 12×12 cardstock paper. Due to MY fault, I had to replace my old TS9520 printer with a new one. This printer is hard to find. The setup was easy and even though it comes with a dvd to download the software do not frett. My PC does not have a cd player in it and I was able to download the software directly from the Canon website. Since I live in Florida, humidity with paper took a toll on my older printer. With my new printer, I will now load paper from the back tray when I am ready to print documents. Also I will not leave paper in the cassette tray until I am ready to print due to the humidity. It accepts 3rd party ink cartridges in the printer if you want to save $$ on cartridges but still recommends using Canon cartridges. I have had NO issues using 3rd party cartridges. I have Xfinity internet and had no issues with connecting via Wifi. This has no fax so I do a lot of print and scan documents only.
MoonFellow –
Overall a solid printer
This is a great printer for your home office. I use it for printing package labels, presentations and documents. The ink last a decent amount of time as well. Haven’t had any printer issues.Cons:- Wireless connectivity can be spotty. Printing from your phone sometimes doesn’t work.- I wish the paper tray was bigger to hold more paper.- Canon printer ink is pretty expensiveI would recommend this print for medium printing use.
rrwidow89 –
Excellent option for home printers.
All I can say is “WOW!” I had a Pixma MP800 that i had to replace as there were no updated drivers for Windows 10 and printing photos or color made me think the print head was bad (it wasn’t). Did a lot of shopping and feature comparison and was pleased to find that my best option was once again a Canon. This printer has amazing color, prints beautiful photos, has easy to use software for digital scanning and photo manipulation. And it prints 11×17! Do wish it automatically placed a short cut on the desktop during install, but that’s no big. Don’t understand the quality complaints – while this printer does not seem as sturdy as my last Canon, it is still better quality than my HP all-in-one that it (also) replaced. The flip up front control panel does worry me regarding durability, however, I don’t beat up my electronics and only worry about my cat using it as a launch pad. Love my Canon Pixmas! Worth every penny, without as many pennies I thought I would have to spend! Unless Canon turns to crap, I will probably never buy another manufacturer printer again!
Jerry L. Funk –
Best printer I have ever bought and/or used! (I thought)
The good thing about this printer is you can buy cheaper ink cartridges online. You don’t have to pay the high price the manufacturer charges for ink. Everything works perfectly, and I love it.Now a year or so later, I am adding to this post. I don’t know what Canon did, but my after market regills stopped working, and I get an error message telling me I am not using authentic Canon refills. Well DUH! I’m sure we all know what we are using. So on a day when I was already behind, i spent literally hours trying to get this to work. I finally found something that said if I use refills other than Canon, i will not be able to see the ink levels. So, ok, i opted to not see the levels. Then I still had problems later. Come to find out i had to keep taking them out and putting them back in until they finally work. Whoever devided this was a good idea at Canon should be fired, then hung. (Just Kidding )! That gave me such a bad taste in my mouth that I vowed to NEVER EVER buy another Canon product! We can use whatever we want to use. There is no law that requires us to use Canon only refills. That just proved what a horribly awful and greedy company Canon has become. Corporate greed has to stop. I am appalled at Canon for doing that. They apparently didn’t think it through, and how people would feel after going through this. I suggest this person be fired and an apology be given to the Canon owners who have been loyal followers for so many years. Even with that, I doubt that would get back many defectors, who like me, have vowed to never again buy another Canon product. So my 5 stars have just been reduced to ZERO (0) stars.
MrsJ –
Great Printer
I normally do not write reviews but my Cannon Pixma TS9520 is an excellent printer. Although a bit slow to begin printing (about 5-8 seconds) the quality is great. I wish it could print drafts but I doubt that most printers are perfect. I love that it automatically prints both sides of a multi-page document and that I can control it if I am printing on an old document I use to print non-essential documents. It’s not an inexpensive printer nor a real expensive one. For the money, it’s hard to beat.
Huibert Aalbers –
Antes que nada, hay que decir que esta impresora no la vende Canon en México, por lo que si se estropea, arreglarla va a ser complicado. Lo mismo aplica a la disponibilidad de consumibles (tinta) que se deben importar.Dicho lo anterior, yo buscaba una impresora que abultara poco (en particular que no fuera muy alta) que imprimiera bien y que funcionara muy bien con mi Mac. Todo eso lo cumple a la perfección y por eso estoy muy satisfecho de mi compra. Sin embargo, entiendo que no es una buena elección para todo el mundo.
Oscar V. Lopez Lopez –
El ADF es de calidad pobre, migré de un modelo MX880 de hace 1o años a este justamente por la excepcional calidad del anterior en todo aspecto, pero no le llegó a la calidad. La tapa del ADF no tiene soporte estático por lo que siempre tienes que sostenerla con la mano al colocar documentos, el ingreso del ADF es muy reducido para el manejo de hojas múltiples y el escaneo en todo momento sale ligeramente chueco de los bordes, en las reducciones no te permite escanear sin bordes por lo que las orillas extendidas siempre las va a recortar. Si pudiera la devolvía y compraba algo mejor.