Canon Pixma TS9551C All-In-One Combination of A3 and A4 – With the Canon Pixma TS9551C, the canon all-in-one printer combines proven A4 combination printer technology with A3 printing and copying functionality. Canon Pixma TS9551C will appeal to users who need prints and copies in A3 format. The Canon A3 combination multifunction printer is based on familiar technology. However, the Canon A3 and A4 combination device cannot fax, even though it has a maximum 20-sheet automatic document feeder.
For an ink combo that can handle A3 paper, the Canon Pixma TS9551C has a compact build. Although the dimensions exceed comparable A4 counterparts, they remain manageable thanks to a trick. You can also fill this compartment if you want to print on other media such as photo paper. For the use of A4 normal paper. The Canon Pixma TS9551C has an extra paper cassette that offers space for up to 100 sheets. However, it cannot handle other print media. Another factor ensures that the dimensions are as compact as possible. However, this is a compromise that many users can probably make without problems. The Canon Pixma TS9551C is an all-in-one printer that can print on both A3 and A4 paper sizes. This printer is designed to be versatile and can handle a variety of printing needs, including printing, scanning, and copying.
Features and Connections
With USB 2.0, Ethernet LAN, n-WLAN, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Direct, Canon direct print and scan, and an SD memory card slot, the Canon Pixma TS9551C offers a variety of connection options. At the same time, it is flexible in terms of controlling it via smartphones and tablets. Because they master the standards of Apple Airprint, Google Cloud Print, Mopria (Android), and Canon scan app for windows. To do this, you can handle the TS9551C via the Canon printing app and Setup google cloud print Canon.
You can easily operate your Canon multifunction printer via the large touch screen. Apart from the on/off button, there are no other buttons on the control panel. It is foldable and, like all models in the Canon TS Series, too easy to handle all printing needs that support canon easy photoprint windows 10.
Canon Pixma TS9551C Feature Printable Fingernail Stickers
The Canon Pixma printer has further developed the CD printing function in the TS9551C. Apart from printing discs, nail stickers can also be printed. To do this, you need Nail Stickers Creator, an extra app for iOS and Android, and the appropriate print medium, which Canon offers under the code NL-101. The printable fingernail stickers are applied to a plastic carrier that fits snugly into the CD/DVD template holder. Use the app to choose or create the designs for the fingernails. Twelve printable stickers of different sizes. You can also print only individual stickers. You make the selection using the app.
If you start the print job, the TS9551C takes over the rest of the process, including instructions on the display. You slide the document holder into the compartment provided for it in the device. Print media must be loaded and repaired properly. Otherwise, the TS9551C will display a paper jam message. The result: You have to pull the holder out of the compartment again. This is fiddly and only works in the test with the help of pliers. Detach the printed fingernail stickers from the backing, stick them onto your nails and rub them in so firmly that the overhangs fold over exactly. With a nail file, you can adjust the stickers exactly to your nail shape. After that, coat the nails with clear nail polish to protect the prints.
Print Speed and Power Consumption
The Canon Pixma TS9551C contains five cartridges rated PGI-580 and CLI-851, which are available in standard, XL, and XXL sizes for all colours. This is grateful, because you need the largest possible ink range, especially with a combination device that you can also use to print and copy in A3 format.
Please note, however, that the consumption information on the cartridges is always based on the A4 format. For A3 printing you have to estimate the appropriate range. In the best case (with the XXL cartridge), the TS9551C comes to 4 cents for black and white and 8.4 cents for a color A4 sheet, if we take the ISO range as a basis. For a device with five colors (black text and C, M, Y, photo black) we’re in the mid-price range – okay, but not cheap.
Power consumption remained unobtrusive in testing – apart from one oddity you should be aware of. Because the switch completely disconnects the device from the power supply – at least if you’ve connected it to a computer via a USB port. However, if you want to handle the output device when it is completely powered off and switch as needed, consumption will no longer drop below 1.8 watts.
Canon Pixma TS9551C Duplex Print Speed
The Canon Pixma TS9551C achieves a rated speed of less than a minute with ten pages of A4 text in 53 seconds. The duplex unit takes a good pause before turning the page. This slows down two-sided printing from 10 pages of text to 3:11 minutes. Value refers exclusively to A4 printing. Because the duplex function does not work in A3 format.
You must also allow a certain amount of time to print in A3 format. Printing A4 photos with the standard resolution are ready after 24 seconds, while for A3 it takes 1:27 minutes. In photo mode, it can print up to 1:27 minutes with A4 photos and 3:22 minutes with A3 variants.
If you want to make an A3 copy of an A4 template, select the “A4 -> A3” mode on the touch screen. Copying takes about 17 seconds in grayscale and ten seconds longer in color. The time value is not too far from the A4 result with 12 seconds for grayscale copies and 20 seconds for color copies.
The combination of pigmented black and dye-based color inks and photo inks is tried and tested and produces high-quality prints and copies, even in testing. Basically, you get good coverage on paper. This improves the readability of the text. But you can confidently lower the resolution for color prints if you only need test prints.
You can also entrust the Canon Pixma TS9551C with photo printing: it produces beautiful surfaces, and good skin tones, and can work seamlessly up to the A3 format. We noticed a slight flaw in the copy with pastel-colored areas. There’s a bit of color distortion here. The scans are sharp and a bit bright – but that’s okay because you can see a lot of detail.
