Canon
Canon PIXMA G3770
Canon's wireless MegaTank with the highest page yield in its segment — 7,600 black + 8,100 color pages per refill. Available in black, red, and white colors. Sits between the Epson L3252 and HP Smart Tank 580 in feature set.
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Verdict
Canon's wireless MegaTank with the highest page yield in its segment — 7,600 black + 8,100 color pages per refill. Available in black, red, and white colors. Sits between the Epson L3252 and HP Smart Tank 580 in feature set.
✅ Buy this printer if
Home and small office users who want Canon's MegaTank platform with WiFi and a 1.35-inch LCD display for guided operation
❌ Avoid this printer if
You need higher print speeds, ethernet networking, or auto-duplex for office use
What kind of printer is this?
Functions
Print, Scan, Copy
Print technology
Ink Tank (MegaTank)
Auto duplex
No
Connectivity & setup
USB
Yes
Wi-Fi
Yes
Ethernet
No
Mobile printing
Yes
Cost of ownership (most important)
Cost per page (black)
Very low (~₹0.09)
Cost per page (color)
Very low (~₹0.21)
Recommended monthly volume
150–1,500 pages
Running cost verdict
Excellent — 7,600 black + 8,100 color pages per refill set
Real-world usage
Setup difficulty
Easy (LCD-guided setup)
Maintenance
Low
Ink refill frequency
Once every 4–6 months at typical home use
Noise level
Moderate
Desk space required
Medium
Who should buy this printer
Pros
- Highest page yield in segment — 7,600 black + 8,100 color pages per refill
- 1.35-inch LCD display with guided instructions (rare at this price)
- Available in 3 colors (black/red/white) for kitchen/office aesthetics
- Canon's 1+1 year onsite warranty (industry-leading in this price band)
- GI-71 ink bottles widely stocked across Indian retailers
Cons
- No auto-duplex — manual flipping for double-sided documents
- 11 ppm black speed slower than Epson L3252's 10-33 ppm range
- Color print quality 'less-than-ideal' per professional reviewers
- No ethernet — WiFi-only networking
How it compares
Price segment
₹14,000–₹18,000
Long-term ownership
Service availability
Excellent
Spare parts
Good
Expected lifespan
3–5 years
Resale value
Low
What users like
- Color options solve the 'all printers are black' aesthetic problem
- Excellent page yield — months between refills for typical home use
- LCD display makes setup and maintenance straightforward
- Canon warranty service generally responsive
Common complaints
- USB-B port placement awkward for cable management
- WiFi connection occasionally drops
- Color quality not on par with photo-dedicated printers
- No auto-duplex feels dated at this price point
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