We're also happy to see that the MX870 includes a dedicated, covered media card reader, especially since we dinged the Canon Pixma MX330 for omitting one. Canon also estimates a black-and-white document to cost 3 cents, a full-color document costs 5 cents, and it costs 29 cents per 4-inch-by-6-inch color photo these prices are average for today's typical photo printer. According to Canon's Web site, each color ink tank costs $12.99 for a replacement cartridge, while the pigment-based black tanks run for $14.90 each. We've always been big fans of separate ink cartridge bays because they save money, and the MX870 is no different. The scanner bay is hidden in the middle of the printer, but you can also prop that open to reveal the MX870's five ink cartridge bay that includes four dye-based inks in addition to a pigment-based ink for black text.
As with most of the other trays that extend out, the ADF tucks neatly back into body of the printer while not in use. The third and final paper input tray is the auto-document feeder that sits on top of the unit and can hold up to 35 sheets of plain paper to copy or scan.
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The versatility of having dual-paper feeds gives you the opportunity to store smaller photo paper in the rear tray and normal 8.5 inch by 11 inch media in the front, while the driver automatically chooses the right tray and paper for the print job. You can throw another 150 sheets into the rear-loading cassette, and both trays have small plastic guides to fit a variety of sizes from four inch by six inch all the way up to legal sized media and No. Canon also includes a dedicated "Memory Card" button for copying and printing images directly from the reader at the bottom and some smaller keys that automatically dial your preset fax numbers.Ĭanon offers three different options for paper input the easiest method is through the 150-sheet tray that pulls out from underneath the folding output bay. The rest of the right side contains the usual fare of menu, settings, numerical keys, and navigation buttons. Its large 2.5-inch LCD screen is fixed inside the neatly organized control panel the left side houses the power button as well as shortcuts for copy, fax, and scanning, and you also get a convenient jog dial to the right that lets you quickly scroll through the onscreen menus. Its curved edges and integrated control panel both exude a very sleek, attractive appeal that works just as well in an office as it does at home. The Pixma MX870 is the same shape as the Canon Pixma MX860 is, measuring 18.1 inches wide by 16.2 inches deep by 7.8 inches tall with grooved handles on its bottom that makes it easy to move around.
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