CANON G620 IN DEPTH REVIEW

After 3 Years of use I am ready to review the G620 printer. Short answer: Yes it's worth buying, BUT it can take a long time to print. Watch the vid and you'll see what I'm talking about!
G620 Printer: amzn.to/3SEGfhX
Ink: amzn.to/49Esw1c (get the OEM Stuff! Don’t be fooled by fake brands!)
Maintenance Kit: amzn.to/3SLuKVQ
Canon Pro 100: amzn.to/3SIrbjd

[@jimjames6990]

Ive been using it for over 2 years. Printed thousands of documents and hundreds of pics. The ink lasted almost 2 years before I refilled it

[@yossimeshulam1226]

Great review, enjoyed it very much, I bought yesterday a Canon G540 printer and I wasn't sure what to expect, you sorted it out for me

[@countrykilo]

Spot on review. Thank you very much. My wife and I was debating between the pro-200 and the g620. I print a lot of 8x10 and 4x6's. But she wants bigger prints. I think I will get the g620 for the smaller prints to save lots of money. Then purchase something else for the larger prints.

[@HillBrosTech]

Solid decision. Glad the video helped!

[@martyptx]

I just watched your very interesting and thoroughly informative video. It’s timely in that I’m looking to replace my 10 year old Epson WF3640 inkjet printer. I’ve been getting unsatisfactory prints and I’m about ready to buy new expensive ink. I’ve also had issues with with printing to the Epson from my new Mac Studio, and it appears that Macs have issues to Epson printers in general. No problem printing from my iPad or my iPhone, or any PC. So, I’ve taken Epson off my list. I almost bought a Canon G6020 last year when I had to replace a part on my Epson WF, but the price seemed high, but the price has now dropped. I also saw good reviews on the Canon G3270, and have seriously been considering between the two. I also considered a color laser printer, but I have a perfectly good Brother laser printer that I use for most of my printing. So, the reason for me to have a color printer is for printing images and high quality is very important to me. I think that either of the Canons would work for me, but then I discovered the Canon G620 and then your video which pushed me over the buying edge. Thank you very much for your honest video, and I am placing the order using your links. Thanks again, Marty

[@abbyjentson2563]

Thank you so much for showing us a comparison between the print quality! I actually guessed correctly that the darker one was the Canon Pro-100, it probably has richer blacks and more contrast I'd imagine. I've been debating if the G620 is a good printer if I wanted to start selling prints and stickers, as investing in a more expensive printer without a customer base would be risky for me right now. I had heard that the g620 prints slowly, but 6 minutes was way longer than I anticipated! I would assume the ink savings would probably be worth it though.

[@HillBrosTech]

Thanks! Even the medium quality setting is good and takes less time, I had it on the longest setting.

[@ME2K23]

Very interesting video👍 Regarding the print quality, it would be nice to see a comparison using calibrated profiles. I know the profiles provided with the G620 driver are limited to a few Canon papers so, using a "custom" ICC profile (from Spyder Print for example) on both printer would really show the best of each printers. I also own a G620 and saw quite a difference since I have created my own ICC (paper matching) profiles. That printer's driver doesn't come with the profile for Canon's Pro Platinum, but it gives great results when using the ICC profile I have created. I wonder how the Pro 100 would compare with that pro platinum paper. Also, regarding print size, the Epson ET 8550 (another mega tank) would match the Pro 100. It would also be another interesting printer to test against the Canon Pro printer 😊

[@lisasnyder789]

How is the scanning feature? I really appreciate your detailed video and the comparison of the two printed images.

[@billyholic]

Hi I have the G610 just wondering y mine uses canon gl13 ink and yours uses 23? are they the same ink?

[@martyptx]

Any suggestions on how to order a replacement print head from Canon? Or, a suggested 3rd party option,.

[@Andrew-jq3qb]

What would be your recommended photo printing program for windows? I don't need all the bells and whistles just something to allow changing color profiles and maybe some filters. Thanks for the video also

[@MsBellsandy]

The print resolution on my g620 is just not there for me. I can't tell in your video if the print is fuzzy at all, but I have the same two printers, and while I can get similar colors, the edges and ink lay down are WAY smoother on the Pro 100. Same photo, completely different level of quality. I literally see ink dots on the g620 prints. Am I doing something wrong?

[@Tac0maAr0ma]

Hey there, quick question! Is the G620 capable of adjusting tray to accommodate printing business cards or 2.5x3.5 cards? Thanks!

[@doodle_alchemy]

Does the prints with G620 fade in a few months? Also do they smudge easily if they come in contact with water?

[@JonesJr_art]

I was hoping you'd share what paper works great in the g620? I'm a watercolor artist that wants great prints on the best paper that will fit in the thing. What's your knowledge on that?

[@AbdonPhirathon]

Have you used Red River papers on the G620? If so, how did they do? Also, are you printing with Mac or Windows? I’ve heard it’s easier to get profiles on Windows, but a pain in the butt for Mac users. Thanks!

[@lateayaprice]

I would like some feedback on these questions as well.

[@StePhillips]

Great video. Can anyone confirm if print quality varies between USB and Wifi? I'd be a bit shocked if they compressed the images for wifi transfer.

[@G.Menounos]

Very nice printer for the money the 620 but I wish that doesn't have soooo ugly screen. I would rather paying few dollars or euros more for a more nice colorful screen. But except that yes it's a very good and capable printer that will satisfied the most of the users

[@HillBrosTech]

yeah, the UI feels dated, but it delivers where it really matters. I wish they had a good wide format 13x19 type printer with the same ink tank features.