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Canon i-SENSYS MF 667 Cdw Colour Laser Printer

Key features:

  • Type: Laser
  • Paper Size: A4, A5, B5
  • Connectivity: USB, Ethernet, WiFi
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Description

Description

The Canon i-SENSYS MF 667 Cdw features exclusive printing functionality. It uses laser technology and can print both in color and black and white. By connecting it to your telephone line, you will also be able to send and receive faxes.

It stands out for its high speed when printing black and white pages, reaching up to 25 per minute, meeting the printing needs of most offices. Additionally, it is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, and its dimensions are 42.5 x 46.1 x 39.7 cm.

Seamless User Experience

Use the user-friendly interface to easily handle a variety of printing and scanning tasks, and quickly access the relevant sections of the online user manual via QR code. Save time with a Main configuration, which automatically downloads and installs software.

Greater productivity

Increase collaboration and productivity with fast printing and scanning speeds. Easily scan small-sized documents, such as checks and receipts, reducing the need for manual data entry and paper storage.

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Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Type
Laser
Ink Tank
No
Printing Colour
Colored
Exclusively for Photos
No
All in one
No
Consumable
Toner
Paper Size
A4, A5, B5
Compatibility
Linux, Mac, Windows
Features
Fax
Colour
White

Printer

Monochrome printing speed
25 ppm
Maximum Print Resolution
1200x1200 DPI

Dimensions

Height
397 mm
Width
425 mm
Length
461 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews

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  • Technostate
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    ... I come from a long tradition with HP (more or less known to everyone, with its pros and cons). I have quite a bit of experience with laser printers, with several having gone through heavy to very heavy use in my hands. I decided to go with Canon, and specifically this model, because it combines many things at a very good price. I always compare it with similar machines and the way HP devices work (of comparable quality-price).
    Initially, build quality - a bulky, heavy, and sturdy machine, excellent assembly (it doesn't creak, doesn't wobble, and is quite "quiet" during operation). Customization, incredibly many settings for almost everything... I found that with HP, I had almost 1/10 of what Canon lets you customize on its own machine. Interface, the initial setup is quite complicated to the point of being annoying. With patience and by understanding the logic behind it, everything eventually works flawlessly and reliably. Also, the remote operation and printing app is a bit "strange," to put it politely, but it works reliably. Consumables, it is a relatively new machine on the market, so its toner still holds a high price, but not at a prohibitive level (depending on each person's monthly workload) - referring to good-quality compatible ones, because the original ones come close in value to at least 2/3 of the price of the multifunction printer.

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  • ... I come from a long tradition with HP (more or less known to everyone, with its pros and cons). I have quite a bit of experience with laser printers, with several having gone through heavy to very heavy use in my hands. I decided to go with Canon, and specifically this model, because it combines many things at a very good price. I always compare it with similar machines and the way HP devices work (of comparable quality-price).
    Initially, build quality - a bulky, heavy, and sturdy machine, excellent assembly (it doesn't creak, doesn't wobble, and is quite "quiet" during operation). Customization, incredibly many settings for almost everything... I found that with HP, I had almost 1/10 of what Canon lets you customize on its own machine. Interface, the initial setup is quite complicated to the point of being annoying. With patience and by understanding the logic behind it, everything eventually works flawlessly and reliably. Also, the remote operation and printing app is a bit "strange," to put it politely, but it works reliably. Consumables, it is a relatively new machine on the market, so its toner still holds a high price, but not at a prohibitive level (depending on each person's monthly workload) - referring to good-quality compatible ones, because the original ones come close in value to at least 2/3 of the price of the multifunction printer.

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Description & Specifications

The Canon i-SENSYS MF 667 Cdw features exclusive printing functionality. It uses laser technology and can print both in color and black and white. By connecting it to your telephone line, you will also be able to send and receive faxes.

It stands out for its high speed when printing black and white pages, reaching up to 25 per minute, meeting the printing needs of most offices. Additionally, it is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, and its dimensions are 42.5 x 46.1 x 39.7 cm.

Seamless User Experience

Use the user-friendly interface to easily handle a variety of printing and scanning tasks, and quickly access the relevant sections of the online user manual via QR code. Save time with a Main configuration, which automatically downloads and installs software.

Greater productivity

Increase collaboration and productivity with fast printing and scanning speeds. Easily scan small-sized documents, such as checks and receipts, reducing the need for manual data entry and paper storage.

Manufacturer

Technical Specifications

Type
Laser
Ink Tank
No
Printing Colour
Colored
Exclusively for Photos
No
All in one
No
Consumable
Toner
Paper Size
A4, A5, B5
Compatibility
Linux, Mac, Windows
Features
Fax
Colour
White

Printer

Monochrome printing speed
25 ppm
Maximum Print Resolution
1200x1200 DPI

Dimensions

Height
397 mm
Width
425 mm
Length
461 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Technostate
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    ... I come from a long tradition with HP (more or less known to everyone, with its pros and cons). I have quite a bit of experience with laser printers, with several having gone through heavy to very heavy use in my hands. I decided to go with Canon, and specifically this model, because it combines many things at a very good price. I always compare it with similar machines and the way HP devices work (of comparable quality-price).
    Initially, build quality - a bulky, heavy, and sturdy machine, excellent assembly (it doesn't creak, doesn't wobble, and is quite "quiet" during operation). Customization, incredibly many settings for almost everything... I found that with HP, I had almost 1/10 of what Canon lets you customize on its own machine. Interface, the initial setup is quite complicated to the point of being annoying. With patience and by understanding the logic behind it, everything eventually works flawlessly and reliably. Also, the remote operation and printing app is a bit "strange," to put it politely, but it works reliably. Consumables, it is a relatively new machine on the market, so its toner still holds a high price, but not at a prohibitive level (depending on each person's monthly workload) - referring to good-quality compatible ones, because the original ones come close in value to at least 2/3 of the price of the multifunction printer.

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  • ... I come from a long tradition with HP (more or less known to everyone, with its pros and cons). I have quite a bit of experience with laser printers, with several having gone through heavy to very heavy use in my hands. I decided to go with Canon, and specifically this model, because it combines many things at a very good price. I always compare it with similar machines and the way HP devices work (of comparable quality-price).
    Initially, build quality - a bulky, heavy, and sturdy machine, excellent assembly (it doesn't creak, doesn't wobble, and is quite "quiet" during operation). Customization, incredibly many settings for almost everything... I found that with HP, I had almost 1/10 of what Canon lets you customize on its own machine. Interface, the initial setup is quite complicated to the point of being annoying. With patience and by understanding the logic behind it, everything eventually works flawlessly and reliably. Also, the remote operation and printing app is a bit "strange," to put it politely, but it works reliably. Consumables, it is a relatively new machine on the market, so its toner still holds a high price, but not at a prohibitive level (depending on each person's monthly workload) - referring to good-quality compatible ones, because the original ones come close in value to at least 2/3 of the price of the multifunction printer.

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