Canon MAXIFY MB2320 Driver

Canon MAXIFY MB2320 Driver

Canon MAXIFY MB2320 Driver - The MB2320 can connect to a network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, and directly to a computer via USB. I tested it over an Ethernet connection with drivers installed on a PC running Windows Vista.

Overall output quality for the MB2320 is average for an inkjet, but uneven, with above-par text, sub-par graphics, and average photos. Text quality should be fine for any business use, other than documents requiring very small fonts. With graphics, most backgrounds in our test images showed banding (a regular pattern of striations). Thin lines were all but lost in two illustrations. Graphics are fine for most internal business uses, though I'd hesitate to use them for handouts going to people I was trying to impress or for formal reports.

Most of the photos I printed with the MB2320 are about the quality you'd expect from drugstore prints. A monochrome photo was tinted, for instance.

Running costs, based on Canon's price and yield figures for its cartridges, are 2.7 cents per monochrome page and 8 cents per color page. They are low for an inkjet at its price, particularly the color cost.

The Canon MAXIFY MB2320 Driver is a step up from the Canon Maxify MB2020, the low-end model in the Maxify line. It doubles the latter's paper capacity, and adds a touch screen and Ethernet connectivity. The MB2320's higher-rated speed was borne out in our testing. It has double the paper capacity of the Canon Maxify MB5020 Wireless Inkjet Small Office All-in-One Printer, but is built for lighter use (with a maximum monthly duty cycle of 15,000 pages, to the Canon MB5020's 30,000 pages). The MB2320's running costs are higher, especially for monochrome printing, as its ink tanks have a lower yield than those of the Canon MB5020.

It does have lower running costs than the Editors' Choice Epson WorkForce WF-3640 (3.2 cents per monochrome page and 11.4 cents per color page). The Epson WF-3640 is faster, supports Wi-Fi Direct, and has a duplexing automatic document feeder (ADF), letting you copy, scan, and fax two-sided documents.