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# Save $1,000+ on ink costs Wireless connectivity Up to 7,700 color pages per ink set Canon PIXMA G6020 All-in-One Supertank Wireless (Megatank) Printer, Copier and Scan with Mobile Printing, Black, Works with Alexa

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** € 674.88
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖨️ Print smarter, save bigger, connect easier — the Canon PIXMA G6020 is your office’s new MVP!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Canon PIXMA G6020 All-in-One Supertank Wireless (Megatank) Printer, Copier and Scan with Mobile Printing, Black, Works with Alexa by canon
- **How much does it cost?** € 674.88 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- canon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted canon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Wireless Freedom:** Seamlessly print from laptops, smartphones, and Alexa-enabled devices—stay connected and productive anywhere.
- • **Cost-Saving Champion:** Slash your ink expenses by over $1,000 with included bonus ink bottles and mega tank refills.
- • **Mega Tank Powerhouse:** Print, copy, and scan with ultra-high ink capacity for up to 2 years—no interruptions, no hassle.
- • **Smart & User-Friendly:** 2-line LCD display and auto 2-sided printing streamline your workflow and save paper effortlessly.
- • **Vivid, Borderless Prints:** Produce stunning, professional-quality photos and sharp text with up to 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution.

## Overview

The Canon PIXMA G6020 All-in-One Wireless Mega Tank Printer delivers exceptional value with up to 7,700 color pages per ink set and two years of ink included. Designed for professionals who demand high-quality prints, seamless mobile and Alexa-enabled connectivity, and significant cost savings, it combines sharp 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution with efficient auto duplexing and a user-friendly interface. Perfect for home offices and small businesses aiming to boost productivity while cutting ink expenses.

## Description

The Canon PIXMA G6020 Wireless Mega Tank All-In-One Printer is made for those who want to print, copy, and scan without having to worry about replacing costly ink cartridges or wait for a new set of ink to be delivered. With an ink savings of $1, 175 plus two additional bonus black ink bottles included in the box (1), the PIXMA G6020 is an exceptional value. The PIXMA G6020 Wireless Mega Tank printer features a high page yield of up to 6, 000 pages of black text and up to 7, and 700 vivid color pages (2). This multi-tasking powerhouse also delivers high-quality and beautiful borderless photos (3) with effortless connectivity-allowing you to print from all your favorite devices. The PIXMA G6020 Mega Tank Printer is the Wireless All-In-One that can keep up with all of your printing, copying, and scanning needs while delivering a high page yield with sharp black text and vivid color images, all while saving you time and money. Max. Resolutions: Optical: 1200 x 2400 dpi (Optical).

Review: Es perfecto por lo que la necesito. Tengo una pequeña empresa y me ayuda con todos mis proyectos. Aun me falta probar una variedad más grande de papel y ver como le va con el tiempo. Es muy muy facil de instalar al contrario de lo que dice algunas revistas. Vivo en México y la instale en menos de 10 minutos.
Review: UPDATED Jan. 2022: I've now had this Canon Pixma 4210 printer for over 18 months. It has worked well overall for my purposes. It does a nice job of printing color photos on glossy photo paper, and does it so inexpensively when compared to ink-jet printers and their relatively expensive cartridges. I also use the Pixma 4210 when I print or copy stuff with lots of color graphics. While it does NOT print on both sides (no auto-duplex), and the LCD panel is hard to read without good light (we use a small flashlight kept next to the printer), I have yet to replace ANY of the inks (tanks are still over half full after 18 months). If I need fast color laser printing with auto-duplex, I print to my HP Color LaserJet Pro M252. But it costs over $400 each time I need to replace the 4 cartridges (with HP brand), and I've done that several times in the past 5 years! The HP is NOT a bargain--costing me about $1,300 more so far for a $200 printer, way less than the Canon which cost me about $300 new and still using the original ink in the 4 megatanks. Not only is the HP a lot more expensive to use, the PHOTO quality on the M252 is poor and unacceptable. Yes, the Canon uses more paper (because it prints only on one side), but paper is way cheaper than HP laser cartridges. As for reliability, the Canon needs a little more attention occasionally. The biggest issue I've found is that if it has not been used in a while (several weeks or more), the inkjet nozzles can dry out and clog, and eventually one of the colors stops working. However, using the Canon firmware that does printhead cleaning has solved the problem each time (though sometimes it takes several iterations). I've also had that same problem with ink-jet cartridge printers in the past, where the only solution was to replace the expensive cartridges or even buy new printheads (even more expensive). The HP Color LaserJet M252 has been super reliable, but very expensive to use for that convenience and speed. I'm considering replacement of the HP with a fast, black-and-white laser printer with duplexing, even though it has grayscale graphics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW: I have a 10+ year old HP AiO printer that is no longer supported, and it is increasingly difficult and more expensive to get cartridge replacements. I also have a very good laser printer that is fast and prints on both sides of the paper, which I use for professional writing and proofing. However, the laser color photo quality is not satisfactory for making good quality prints on glossy photo paper. I was attracted to the Canon Pixma G4210 because of the Consumer Reports review, and bought it for the better photo quality when compared with most of the other inkjets reviewed, and especially for economy of use for refilling ink tanks. The real cost of inkjets is, of course, the long-term expense of replacing ink cartridges; and replacing the plastic cartridge housings every time is wasteful. I knew that the 4210 would print on one side only, and the LCD display was hard to read in poor lighting, but this printer is for light use and occasional photo printing where quality matters, and also for copying and scanning. That it does not do auto duplex was a trade off for better photo quality and low maintenance costs. I almost cancelled my order after reading many of the desertcart negative reviews, but I am giving the G4210 a try based on the Consumer Reports review. I have a variety of devices in the wi-fi network that I print from, including MacOS, Windows 10, Linux, iOS, and iPadOS. For me, the setup went very smoothly. I followed the job-aid, and it worked as it should right out of the box. I did not have any wi-fi issues, as some reviewers report. The only thing unexpected with the default settings was that the printer turned itself off after a few hours of non-use, and was no longer connected to my wi-fi network. I used the web interface to the printer, with the serial number for the admin password, which I changed to something different. Then I changed the energy settings so that auto power off was disabled, and auto power on enabled. You must click the OK button to save the changed settings. I would agree with Consumer Reports that photo print quality is very good on glossy photo paper, and sharpness of text printed is also excellent. Speed is so-so, but that was less important to me than quality and inexpensive ink replacement. To deal with the LCD display issue I've put a cheap LED flashlight next to the printer, since the area lighting is poor where the printer sits. I have had decades of experience with many different kinds of printers. With any mechanical device, it needs to be treated properly and maintained. Otherwise, trouble will eventually occur, whether it is cars, lawn mowers, dishwashers or printers. Only time will tell if the Pixma G4210 is a good value, and I'm willing to see how it goes in the long run. If this one lasts 10+ years as has my HP8500, then it will be an even better investment. This is my first foray with a Canon, but they have been around for many years and have a good reputation for quality for their better products. The G4210 was designed for economy overall. Lack of auto duplex and poor LCD are a good trade-off in my view. Most of the time, I do print jobs from apps on my devices and just go pick up the output, seldom using the buttons and display on the printer. If I want fast auto-duplex for text and fair quality graphics, I use a laser printer for economy.

## Features

- Wireless Print/Copy/Scan (2)
- Up to 2 years of ink included (3)
- Print up to 6,000 black & white / 7,700 color pages using a single set of inks! (1)
- Save up to $1,000 on ink (1)
- 2-line LCD display
- Auto 2-Sided printing
- See below for disclaimers

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07SQZNSQY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,394 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #64 in Ink Tank Printers |
| Compatible devices | Laptops, PC, Smartphones |
| Controller type | Amazon Alexa |
| Dual-sided printing | Yes |
| Included components | Wireless MegaTank All-In-One Printer, 4” x 6” Photo Paper Sample Pack (3 Sheets GP-701), Setup CD, Manual, and other documentation, Full Set of Ink Bottles (PGBK, C, M, Y) + 2 Bonus Black, (PGBK) Ink Bottles, Black Print Head, Color Print Head, Power Cord |
| Item model number | 3113C002 |
| Manufacturer | Canon |
| Max copy speed (black & white) | 13 ppm |
| Max input sheet capacity | 350 |
| Maximum Media Size | 8.5 x 11 inch |
| Maximum black and white print resolution | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Maximum color print resolution | 4800 x 1200 Dots Per Inch |
| Print media | Glossy photo paper |
| Product dimensions | 37.1D x 40.4W x 19.6H centimeters |
| Scanner type | Flatbed |
| Sheet size | 3.5” x 3.5”, 4” x 4”, 4” x 6”, 5” x 5”, 5” x 7”, 7” x 10”, 8” x 10”, Letter, Legal, U.S.#10 Envelopes |
| Wattage | 15 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Canon
- **Colour:** Black
- **Connectivity technology:** USB, wireless
- **Item weight:** 17.8 Pounds
- **Max. monochrome printing speed:** 13 ppm
- **Maximum print speed (colour):** 6.8 ppm
- **Model name:** Canon PIXMA G6020
- **Printer output:** Color
- **Printing technology:** Inkjet
- **Special features:** wireless

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why do these Q&A's cover several models? I can't determine which question applies to which model.**
A: I can't answer your question but hope this helps, I originally purchased the G3260 thinking it printed on both sides automatically, it does print on both sides but you have to manually turn the paper over.  Amazon took it back (thank you Amazon) and I ordered the G6020.  It works great and does exactly what I wanted including auto double printing.  What I like the most are the tanks, you can actually see ink usage the old fashioned way and it is extremely economical, not like the printer it replaced, I won't mention names but it starts with Eps!

**Q: What’s the difference between pixma g6020 and maxify gx6020?**
A: In simplest terms speed and color reproduction. The GX6020 is faster and provides a wider range of color definition. If you're just printing photos of the kids and pets and the family vacation for your photo album or the front of the fridge, the g6020 is an excellent machine. If you are doing professional prints (weddings, Grad pics, etc.) then you may want to upgrade to the GX6020. If this is not a multi-person office environment and you use it for the general printing of small documents the G6020 is fine. If you are printing large documents, with 50 to 100+ pages on a normal basis, then you may want to consider the GX6020 for speed.

**Q: What is ifttt?  is it free?**
A: That abbreviation stands for If This Then That. It is a program by which you can define certain actions to take place if a previous action occurs. For example (and not speaking about this specific unit), "If a Fax comes in, Then print it out immediately from Tray 1". Or "If a Fax comes in, Then wait until I decide to print it - but email it to me, as well". It depends on what scenarios have been created by someone working with the IFTTT app has created - or how much control over these functions is accessible through that app. It is NOT specifically related to Alexa, but there may be a tie-in using Alexa voice commands. You can search for IFTTT explanations online.

**Q: Does the generic ink work well?  my current cannon mx922 has very poor print quality with generic ink.**
A: The LG Ink cartridges we used wored just as good as Canon's overpriced product. The printer itself(Pixma G6020) lasted two years and went to heaven.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***N on 24 March 2023*

Es perfecto por lo que la necesito. Tengo una pequeña empresa y me ayuda con todos mis proyectos. Aun me falta probar una variedad más grande de papel y ver como le va con el tiempo. Es muy muy facil de instalar al contrario de lo que dice algunas revistas. Vivo en México y la instale en menos de 10 minutos.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***K on 6 July 2020*

UPDATED Jan. 2022: I've now had this Canon Pixma 4210 printer for over 18 months. It has worked well overall for my purposes. It does a nice job of printing color photos on glossy photo paper, and does it so inexpensively when compared to ink-jet printers and their relatively expensive cartridges. I also use the Pixma 4210 when I print or copy stuff with lots of color graphics. While it does NOT print on both sides (no auto-duplex), and the LCD panel is hard to read without good light (we use a small flashlight kept next to the printer), I have yet to replace ANY of the inks (tanks are still over half full after 18 months). If I need fast color laser printing with auto-duplex, I print to my HP Color LaserJet Pro M252. But it costs over $400 each time I need to replace the 4 cartridges (with HP brand), and I've done that several times in the past 5 years! The HP is NOT a bargain--costing me about $1,300 more so far for a $200 printer, way less than the Canon which cost me about $300 new and still using the original ink in the 4 megatanks. Not only is the HP a lot more expensive to use, the PHOTO quality on the M252 is poor and unacceptable. Yes, the Canon uses more paper (because it prints only on one side), but paper is way cheaper than HP laser cartridges. As for reliability, the Canon needs a little more attention occasionally. The biggest issue I've found is that if it has not been used in a while (several weeks or more), the inkjet nozzles can dry out and clog, and eventually one of the colors stops working. However, using the Canon firmware that does printhead cleaning has solved the problem each time (though sometimes it takes several iterations). I've also had that same problem with ink-jet cartridge printers in the past, where the only solution was to replace the expensive cartridges or even buy new printheads (even more expensive). The HP Color LaserJet M252 has been super reliable, but very expensive to use for that convenience and speed. I'm considering replacement of the HP with a fast, black-and-white laser printer with duplexing, even though it has grayscale graphics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW: I have a 10+ year old HP AiO printer that is no longer supported, and it is increasingly difficult and more expensive to get cartridge replacements. I also have a very good laser printer that is fast and prints on both sides of the paper, which I use for professional writing and proofing. However, the laser color photo quality is not satisfactory for making good quality prints on glossy photo paper. I was attracted to the Canon Pixma G4210 because of the Consumer Reports review, and bought it for the better photo quality when compared with most of the other inkjets reviewed, and especially for economy of use for refilling ink tanks. The real cost of inkjets is, of course, the long-term expense of replacing ink cartridges; and replacing the plastic cartridge housings every time is wasteful. I knew that the 4210 would print on one side only, and the LCD display was hard to read in poor lighting, but this printer is for light use and occasional photo printing where quality matters, and also for copying and scanning. That it does not do auto duplex was a trade off for better photo quality and low maintenance costs. I almost cancelled my order after reading many of the Amazon negative reviews, but I am giving the G4210 a try based on the Consumer Reports review. I have a variety of devices in the wi-fi network that I print from, including MacOS, Windows 10, Linux, iOS, and iPadOS. For me, the setup went very smoothly. I followed the job-aid, and it worked as it should right out of the box. I did not have any wi-fi issues, as some reviewers report. The only thing unexpected with the default settings was that the printer turned itself off after a few hours of non-use, and was no longer connected to my wi-fi network. I used the web interface to the printer, with the serial number for the admin password, which I changed to something different. Then I changed the energy settings so that auto power off was disabled, and auto power on enabled. You must click the OK button to save the changed settings. I would agree with Consumer Reports that photo print quality is very good on glossy photo paper, and sharpness of text printed is also excellent. Speed is so-so, but that was less important to me than quality and inexpensive ink replacement. To deal with the LCD display issue I've put a cheap LED flashlight next to the printer, since the area lighting is poor where the printer sits. I have had decades of experience with many different kinds of printers. With any mechanical device, it needs to be treated properly and maintained. Otherwise, trouble will eventually occur, whether it is cars, lawn mowers, dishwashers or printers. Only time will tell if the Pixma G4210 is a good value, and I'm willing to see how it goes in the long run. If this one lasts 10+ years as has my HP8500, then it will be an even better investment. This is my first foray with a Canon, but they have been around for many years and have a good reputation for quality for their better products. The G4210 was designed for economy overall. Lack of auto duplex and poor LCD are a good trade-off in my view. Most of the time, I do print jobs from apps on my devices and just go pick up the output, seldom using the buttons and display on the printer. If I want fast auto-duplex for text and fair quality graphics, I use a laser printer for economy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***' on 30 October 2025*

I always read reviews before making a purchase, and this printer was no exception. It had decent reviews, and I'm aware that there are always people who give one star and share their sad story about how the big prong of the plug wouldn't fit into the wall outlet, or something equally ridiculous. Rarely is it truly as awful as they make it sound, and their comments often belie user error. Thus, it is with reluctance that I rate this printer on the low end. (I've only selected five stars for visibility.) Actually, it's otherwise a nice machine if it would only work properly. One thing I don't like about the design is that the display is lacking. It has very minimal instructions if you are trying to perform functions through it, and there is no backlight, so you'd better find a flashlight if you have it in a cabinet like I do. I like the large tanks. (HP was "nickel and diming" me to death with their ink cartridge subscription.) But large ink tanks don't do me any good if it doesn't print well enough to read. I often give public presentations, so trying to read the blurry print while I'm addressing an audience is not a good look. In the end, when I purchase a printer, it's so that I can have a reasonably clean printout, regardless of whether it's text or a picture. This printer worked quite well for the first year. I don't print very often, so when I need something printed, I can safely say that I haven't overused the device. It should work pretty much perfectly, right? I'm still working on the beginning of my first ink tankful, and haven't yet printed a whole ream of paper in all the time I've had it. Lately, the text printouts have been "jittered" and blurry. Not everywhere. Just as the page comes out, there are straight lines that are jagged, and lines of text that blur. I've run through the maintenance routines. ALL the maintenance routines. To no avail. Alas, my next efforts will be to go online, try to talk with a company operative, and then when I finally get someone on the phone, I'm sure that they will have a script that they will insist we go through that repeats everything I've already done. Then what? Do I still have a warranty? No. What big deal do I have to go through and what is it going to cost me in time and money? I really don't want to go down this road. I just feel like dropping it in the dumpster and finding out how good a brother printer is. Anyway. I've attached pictures. The first one is what the black and white SHOULD look like. The second one is what I'm ACTUALLY getting. (Hey. At least the scanner works great!) [NOTE: Amazon placed the pictures in the order opposite to my submission and description.] The next two are for color and pictures. It's all garbage. Well, at least you can see why I would have rated it two stars. I'm bothering to write this up, not out of a desire to "get back" at a company that I feel has ripped me off (which I do). Rather, I'm looking out for your interest. Please don't make this a waste of time for me and a waste of money for you. Take the time to read a few of the two-star reviews. I have personally related to most of them. Seriously. Move on.

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