Canon PIXMA MP620 All-In-One InkJet Printer

Pros: wireless, lots of functions, good image quality, easy to use, easy to set up
Cons: slow printing, no document feed or film scan, no duplex copying

The Ms picked up a one-day contract job not long ago, her first income since moving back to Texas and - more importantly - exposure to a potentially huge market that, sadly, doesn't pay particularly well (after figuring up her supply and travel expenses, ...

Pros: Print Quality Excellent  All in One Great Space Saver
Cons: Print Ink expensive Viewing screen too small Paper Tray not deep enough

This printer was very easy to set up and the instruction manual that came with the product was written in an easy to understand format.I print a lot of photographs.  The quality finish is second to none.  I am able to print directly from ...

Pros: All-in-one that does it all and does it all well.
Cons: I have not come up with any at this point.

I recently purchased this all-in-one on sale.  Very glad I did.  Hands down best all-in-one I have used.  My last one supposedly did everything but did not do much of it very well.  I can not say the same about this one.

The viewing screen is great.  My last one did not have this.  Being able to see the picture on your memory card before you print it is great. 

The wireless functionality is what finally lead me to make this purchase.  It was added to my home network with very little effort.  The only cable coming out of it is the power cable. 

Print quality is great.  Scanner images are sharp.  My last one had some problems with image quality after scanning.

Pros: Good wireless functionality once set up.
Cons: Ink lock prevents using the other functions.Black Ink cartridge runs out quickly.

This is the Canon MP620 multi function printer copier.  It was designed with Ink Lock.
This should be outlawed.  You run out of ink (according to the printer) and the unit ceases all other functionality, prompting you to replace ink cartridge and not allowing you to do anything else without replacing that one cartridge.
I liked the good old days where you could do a faded print if all you needed was info on not a presentation quality print.  
This is an intentional ploy by the manufacturer (Canon, although they are not alone in this tactic) to make you buy more ink than should be needed.  Just start charging the money upfront instead of relying on tricks on the back end to make up for the loss of selling the printer at or below cost.