#Canon ts9020 close operation panel pdf#

All in all, it's one of the best photo printers we've seen. Colors looked accurate and well-saturated.

Glossy photos printed with lots of fine detail. It is worth noting that text print quality did not take a hit when the duplexer was used: two-sided prints looked just as good as single-sided prints, for both text and graphics. Graphics printed with attractively saturated colors and lots of detail and smooth textures. Text printed with a strong black shade, and letterform edges were generally sharp-looking, though edges looked a little lumpy on close inspection. Both the HP Envy 7855 and the Epson XP-640 were noticeably slower, at 14.5 seconds and 16.1 seconds, respectively.

#Canon ts9020 close operation panel pdf#

The TS9120 made a 300-dpi PDF in 7.7 seconds, versus the average (10.7 seconds). The Epson XP-640 was not far behind, at 41.6 seconds, while the HP Envy 7855 was about average, at 1 minute and 10 seconds.Д«lack-and-white scanning was also quick. Like color copying, the TS9120 scanned a color photo at 600 dpi faster than any other model, doing so in a brisk 37.8 seconds, versus the average of 1 minute and 6 seconds.

The TS9120 turned in the fastest time to date at copying a color document, almost 10 seconds faster than the average. The fastest model to date, the Canon Pixma TS6020, made a text copy in 9.4 seconds. In comparison, the Epson XP-640 took 11.8 seconds. Text documents copied faster than average, taking 14 seconds, versus the average of 15.4 seconds. By comparison, the Epson XP-640 took 23 seconds to make the same copy, and the HP Envy 7855 took 24.1 seconds. The TS9120 also turned in the fastest time to date at copying a color document, doing so in 17.3 seconds - almost 10 seconds faster than the 27.1-second average. The slowest model at this test, the HP Envy 7855, took 5 minutes and 4 seconds (1.2 ppm). Printing a six-page color document using the duplexer took 2 minutes and 34 seconds (2.3 ppm), which was faster than the average: 198 seconds, or 1.8 ppm. The fastest model, the Epson XP-640, printed the same document in 1 minute and 50 seconds, or 5.5 ppm. A two-sided, 10-page text document printed in 3 minutes and 12 seconds, which is roughly the 3.1-ppm average. Using the duplexer to make two-sided prints, the TS9120's speed was closer to average. Only the Canon Pixma TS6020 was faster, by just 3 seconds. It made a letter-size glossy print in just 1 minute and 57 seconds, versus the average of 4 minutes and 39 seconds. The TS9120 printed high-resolution photos quickly as well, churning them out at less than half the average time. In testing, the Pixma TS9120 came out of the gate charging and never slowed down, delivering impressive speeds in almost all of our tests. The TS6020 printed the same document in just under 2 minutes, or 3.1 ppm. Only the Epson XP-640 was faster, at 1 minute and 11 seconds. Similarly, the TS9120 printed our six-page color graphics document in just 1 minute and 46 seconds, or 3.4 ppm this was significantly faster than the 2.5-ppm average.