Canon PIXMA G3430 Tank Printer 3in1, Print, Scan, Copy, 33ppm Black, 15 ppm Color, Wi-Fi, USB, Mac OS and Windows

SKU: 5989C009AA-D

1 year Warranty

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Description

Ultra-low running costs

Make huge savings over the printer’s lifetime thanks to refillable high-yield ink tanks. Print 3,100¹ black ink pages (3,900 in Economy) and 4,400¹ colour ink pages (4,600 in Economy)

Simple operation

Easy, straightforward day-to-day use thanks to clear buttons and single-action print head installation

High-speed productivity

Get your documents faster thanks to print speeds of 11.0 ipm (mono) and 6.0 ipm (colour)

Easy at-home maintenance

Keep downtime to a minimum thanks to the user-replaceable maintenance cartridge and mechanical ID no-squeeze ink bottles

Wireless connectivity

Print seamlessly from a range of devices with Wi-Fi connectivity and support for PIXMA Cloud Link, Canon PRINT app, Apple AirPrint and more

Work with more media

Get creative at home with the ability to print on magnetic and matte photo paper

Optional high yield ink bottles

Boost productivity to 6,000¹ black ink pages (7,600 in Economy) and 7,700¹ colour ink pages (8,100 in Economy) with high yield bottles

11.0 ipm / 6.0 ipm

Fast print speeds for increased productivity
High quality printing

Sharp, clear print resolution for high quality photos and documents
3-in-1 printer

Print, scan and copy with a single device
100-sheet capacity

Large-capacity rear tray for volume printing
Wi-Fi

Connect wirelessly to your computer or smart device
Mac, Windows and Chrome

Works with all major computer operating systems
Canon PRINT app

Print and copy from your smart device