CANON MULTIPASS F60 PRINTER PC

The number pad follows and is situated beneath the main function buttons: Copy, Scan, and Photo. Next, a vertical row of four buttons allows you to choose the size and quality of your job. The left side of the front panel offers a Resume button followed by an LCD that is controlled by a Menu button, two directional buttons, and Set. But the controls on the printer itself are simple to learn. Naturally, you can control the F60 from your PC. The back of the unit is relatively bare, playing host to the power cord and the USB cable, which, in an increasingly annoying trend, is not supplied with your purchase. Paper feeds into the printer in a straight path from the rear of the machine, then comes out of the lower front.

CANON MULTIPASS F60 PRINTER PC

You can easily access the PC Card slot on the right-hand side (for memory cards). Behind and above the front panel is the flatbed scanner, protected by a cover that you can remove to copy large books and other oversized items. Its surprisingly graceful design features a rounded, futuristic-looking front panel. You can have the machine from crate to operational in approximately half an hour.Īt 18 by 23 by 13 inches (add another 5 inches in height to account for the upright paper tray), this all-in-one may be built like a small tank, but it's reasonably compact for a multifunction device. Setting up the F60 is simple enough, even though the illustrated guide could use better descriptions to supplement the illustrations.

If you want to pony up an extra $100, you can opt for the F80, which includes a self-contained fax and a document feeder.

But factor in the printer's supersilent engine, and this MFD makes a good choice for small and home offices. True, the resulting output isn't always up to par-a pretty big deal. Thus, for about $300, the F60 (and other similar devices) saves you oodles of money and office space. But it tackles every other chore you expect from an all-in-one, including photocopying, scanning, and printing. Like its competitor the HP PSC 2110, the Canon MultiPass F60 doesn't do faxes.

Canon multipass f60 printer