Printer review

If you're looking for a printer for home and small businesses, read out the review to find out if it fits your needs. Design and Construction The all-in-one printer sports a box-like design and it's completely made out of matte polycarbonate. If we go around the printer, you'd see the physical control buttons conveniently placed on the top right side. There's not much going on the both sides of the printer but just a tiny slit for picking the whole device. To access the internals, the main upper body of the printer needs to be lifted up and an arm will lock it in place. This will allow the setup of the printer heads and fill in the ink tanks. Its polycarbonate construction is also in lieu of other printers which we hoped to change soon. Features The Pixma G3000 is an all-in-one printer, therefore, it can print, scan and copy documents. Read more in our articles including "Canon Pixma G3000 Review" and "Epson rolls out TM-m30II-SL, a tablet-ready receipt printer for small stores".