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title: "PIXMA G6020 All-in-One Supertank Wireless (Megatank) Printer, Copier and Scan with Mobile Printing, Black, Works with Alexa"
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# Wireless connectivity Up to 7,700 color pages per ink set 1200 x 2400 dpi optical resolution PIXMA G6020 All-in-One Supertank Wireless (Megatank) Printer, Copier and Scan with Mobile Printing, Black, Works with Alexa

**Brand:** canon
**Price:** € 637.73
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖨️ Print smarter, live bolder — the PIXMA G6020 keeps your office flowing and your wallet happy.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 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?** € 637.73 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

- • **Smart duplex printing:** Auto 2-sided printing saves paper and time, making your office greener and your deadlines easier to meet.
- • **Seamless wireless freedom:** Effortlessly print, scan, and copy from any device with robust Wi-Fi and Alexa voice control—because your workflow deserves zero friction.
- • **Cost-saving mega tank design:** Save up to $1,000 on ink with included bottles and bonus refills—because smart spending is the new status symbol.
- • **Vivid, borderless brilliance:** Produce stunning photos and sharp documents with high-resolution 1200 x 2400 dpi output that commands attention.
- • **Ink that keeps up with your hustle:** Print up to 6,000 black & 7,700 color pages on a single ink set—say goodbye to frequent refills and hello to uninterrupted productivity.

## Overview

The Canon PIXMA G6020 is a wireless all-in-one Mega Tank printer designed for high-volume printing with up to 7,700 color pages per ink set. Featuring auto duplex printing, 1200 x 2400 dpi optical resolution, and Alexa voice control, it delivers professional-quality prints, copies, and scans while saving users up to $1,000 on ink costs. Ideal for busy professionals seeking reliable, cost-efficient, and seamless printing solutions.

## 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: In-depth review - I just received a PIXMA G6020 from desertcart and wanted to provide some information given the disparity of reviews I saw prior to making the purchase. This review is only about the initial process of setting up and printer performance. Set up Some of the reviews mentioned difficulty in setting up wirelessly, and I thought I might provide some details for potential consumers. First, Canon still provides a hard copy step-by-step instruction booklet which is helpful. Within the booklet are scan codes that can be followed or a web address to see a sequence of photographs that walk you through the setup process. I used this because some of the pictures in the manual were difficult to discern, but the photographs were very clear. Once the machine is set up and plugged in (no cables attached to any computers), Canon provides a web address which is very clean and easy to negotiate. A clearly marked “set up” button takes you to a page where you select the kind of machine you have. You’re supposed to enter some letters, but none of these are PIXMA. That was a bit confusing, but scrolling down you can see a G020 button and clicking on that opens up a window with a start button and a picture of the printer so there can be no confusion. Clicking on the start button begins the process of setting up from the pictures I mentioned above to downloading the drivers and joining the printer to the wireless network available in your home. The process went very smoothly with little input from me until an error message appeared which was associated with my Internet security system blocking the printer from the network. Importantly, there is a window from Canon during the setup process that warns you of this before it happened. As a quick aside, the hard copy manual was clearly adjusted to include anticipated problems people might have because there are several places where warnings about problems (both Windows and Mac) occur with suggested resolutions. I was impressed by that because often a set of documents are prepared and released without any consideration of problems consumers might have on their different systems. Anyhow, clearing the security issue, the download completed, and the printer was available on my computer already set up as the default. The wireless connection to my home network worked great. As I headed downstairs away from the printer and our router to our second computer, the process went equally well and again the printer was available for function on the second machine. Scanning Canon provides “IJ Scan Utility” as a rudimentary scanning software that allows you to direct the printer to scan documents or photographs. If you are scanning documents, multiple sequential scans are permitted (no document feeder, so you have to change the scanned pages yourself). These are combined into the same PDF when you save them. Both documents and images are by default loaded into a default Windows temporary documents folder which gratefully pops open when you are done. Otherwise, you would have no idea where your documents or images went. That’s a bit of a drawback because I could not find a way to change the default download folder, but since it opens, a quick drag-and-drop remedies the situation. Printing and copying I agree with the other reviewers that the panel on the printer should’ve been backlit because it’s hard to read. Printing quality is good and fast, although I did not try any pictures. The copying function is simple as well. Just put the document on the scanner and click either the “black” or “color” button on the panel of the printer itself to produce a copy of the document. Bottom line At least initially, this machine was exactly as advertised. It was straightforward and easy to set up, contained warnings and resolutions where they expected you might have trouble and then produced high quality printed documents. Some may not like that you have to interact with Canon via the web to get everything set up wirelessly, but to me it seemed like a really good way to ensure the process went smoothly which was the case for me. Hope this helps everyone if you’ve been on the fence about what printer to buy given the many bad reviews that this and less expensive printers have. So far, this one completely met my expectations. If the machine fails in the future, I will update the review.
Review: Canon builds them strong but can it outlast my old workhorse Canon PIXMA MG5320? - UPDATE TWO YEARS LATER: Continues to work flawlessly. I still have not had to add ink after two years of frequent usage! One small problem was that the black ink quit printing three days ago. After doing two deep cleanings using the maintenance option, selecting the black ink only option, it finally printed perfectly in black again. I have only had it a day, so here are my immediate impressions: THE BAD STUFF #1-The manual they give you with this is so ridiculous you can just throw it away and go on Youtube. The teensy weensy pictographs are so impossible to see any details. I had to go on Youtube to see how those C&B printer heads snapped into place. Those universal wordless manuals are such a pain. Why not make them in printed English? And make the pictograph instructions bigger and more detailed for clarity for heaven's sake! #2- It's nowhere near as luxurious as my ten-year-old plus Canon Pixma MG5300 with the indispensable auto-flip-out print tray to catch my printouts when they are finished. The G6000 has a cheap manual pull-out tray not much wider than a horse's tongue. Because of the manually extended paper catcher, the printer takes up a lot of space, so I cannot leave it sticking out for fear of someone brushing against it as they pass by and breaking it. Since the printer sits across the room, I have to run to the printer to pull out the paper catcher, wait for it to finish, then close the paper catcher so it won't get bumped. With my (very old) MG5300, which still works perfectly by the way, all I had to do was close the front door which is the paper catcher, after retrieving the printout. #3- Tiny LCD screen that is not backlighted and very difficult to see. THE GOOD STUFF #1- It was easy connecting it wirelessly. I did it from the printer's control panel in less than 45 seconds. #2- The ink is so darn cheap in comparison. I just spent $95.00 for the color (CMY) and black ink cartridges for my MG5300, and that's every 5 months, and I don't do much printing. #3- It prints very nicely. For the price, it is well worth it. If it lasts as long as my old Canon MG5300 I bought in 2012 I will be happy. Eleven years of flawless work and still going in another office! Canon builds them strong.

## Features

- Wireless Print/Copy/Scan (2)
- Up to 2 years of ink included - Disclaimer: Claim of up to two (2) years of ink based on average monthly document print volumes of 200 pages continuous printing using ‘default printing mode’.
- 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 |
| Additional Printer functions | Copy, Scan |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,908 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #18 in Ink Tank Printers |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops, PC, Smartphones |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (4,444) |
| Date First Available | June 6, 2019 |
| Dual-sided printing | Yes |
| Duplex | Yes |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00013803317824 |
| Hardware Interface | Ethernet |
| Hardware Platform | Smartphone, Tablet |
| 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 |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 14.6 x 15.9 x 7.7 inches |
| Item Weight | 17.8 pounds |
| Item model number | 3113C002 |
| Manufacturer | Canon |
| Max Copy Speed (Black & White) | 13 ppm |
| Max Input Sheet Capacity | 350 |
| Max copy resolution black-white | 4800 dpi |
| Max copy resolution color | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Maximum Black and White Print Resolution | 4800 x 1200 dpi |
| Maximum Color Print Resolution | 4800 x 1200 Dots Per Inch |
| Maximum Media Size | 8.5 x 14 inch |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 128 MB |
| Model Series | PIXMA |
| Number of Trays | 3 |
| Number of USB 2 Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | OS X 10.10 Yosemite, OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, macOS 10.12 Sierra, macOS 10.13 High Sierra, macOS 10.14 Mojave |
| Output sheet capacity | 250.0 |
| Print media | Glossy photo paper |
| Printer Ink Type | bottle, ink |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 14.6"D x 15.9"W x 7.7"H |
| Scanner Type | Sheetfed |
| 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 |
| Specific Uses For Product | business |
| Supported Media Sizes | 4 x 6 inches, 5 x 7 inches |
| Total USB Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 013803317824 |
| Warranty Type | Limited Warranty |
| Wattage | 15 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Canon
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB, wireless
- **Item Weight:** 17.8 Pounds
- **Max Printspeed Monochrome:** 13 ppm
- **Maximum Print Speed (Color):** 6.8 ppm
- **Model Name:** Canon PIXMA G6020
- **Printer Output:** Color
- **Printing Technology:** Inkjet
- **Special Feature:** 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

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In-depth review
*by D***E on February 13, 2022*

I just received a PIXMA G6020 from Amazon and wanted to provide some information given the disparity of reviews I saw prior to making the purchase. This review is only about the initial process of setting up and printer performance. Set up Some of the reviews mentioned difficulty in setting up wirelessly, and I thought I might provide some details for potential consumers. First, Canon still provides a hard copy step-by-step instruction booklet which is helpful. Within the booklet are scan codes that can be followed or a web address to see a sequence of photographs that walk you through the setup process. I used this because some of the pictures in the manual were difficult to discern, but the photographs were very clear. Once the machine is set up and plugged in (no cables attached to any computers), Canon provides a web address which is very clean and easy to negotiate. A clearly marked “set up” button takes you to a page where you select the kind of machine you have. You’re supposed to enter some letters, but none of these are PIXMA. That was a bit confusing, but scrolling down you can see a G020 button and clicking on that opens up a window with a start button and a picture of the printer so there can be no confusion. Clicking on the start button begins the process of setting up from the pictures I mentioned above to downloading the drivers and joining the printer to the wireless network available in your home. The process went very smoothly with little input from me until an error message appeared which was associated with my Internet security system blocking the printer from the network. Importantly, there is a window from Canon during the setup process that warns you of this before it happened. As a quick aside, the hard copy manual was clearly adjusted to include anticipated problems people might have because there are several places where warnings about problems (both Windows and Mac) occur with suggested resolutions. I was impressed by that because often a set of documents are prepared and released without any consideration of problems consumers might have on their different systems. Anyhow, clearing the security issue, the download completed, and the printer was available on my computer already set up as the default. The wireless connection to my home network worked great. As I headed downstairs away from the printer and our router to our second computer, the process went equally well and again the printer was available for function on the second machine. Scanning Canon provides “IJ Scan Utility” as a rudimentary scanning software that allows you to direct the printer to scan documents or photographs. If you are scanning documents, multiple sequential scans are permitted (no document feeder, so you have to change the scanned pages yourself). These are combined into the same PDF when you save them. Both documents and images are by default loaded into a default Windows temporary documents folder which gratefully pops open when you are done. Otherwise, you would have no idea where your documents or images went. That’s a bit of a drawback because I could not find a way to change the default download folder, but since it opens, a quick drag-and-drop remedies the situation. Printing and copying I agree with the other reviewers that the panel on the printer should’ve been backlit because it’s hard to read. Printing quality is good and fast, although I did not try any pictures. The copying function is simple as well. Just put the document on the scanner and click either the “black” or “color” button on the panel of the printer itself to produce a copy of the document. Bottom line At least initially, this machine was exactly as advertised. It was straightforward and easy to set up, contained warnings and resolutions where they expected you might have trouble and then produced high quality printed documents. Some may not like that you have to interact with Canon via the web to get everything set up wirelessly, but to me it seemed like a really good way to ensure the process went smoothly which was the case for me. Hope this helps everyone if you’ve been on the fence about what printer to buy given the many bad reviews that this and less expensive printers have. So far, this one completely met my expectations. If the machine fails in the future, I will update the review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Canon builds them strong but can it outlast my old workhorse Canon PIXMA MG5320?
*by M***. on April 15, 2023*

UPDATE TWO YEARS LATER: Continues to work flawlessly. I still have not had to add ink after two years of frequent usage! One small problem was that the black ink quit printing three days ago. After doing two deep cleanings using the maintenance option, selecting the black ink only option, it finally printed perfectly in black again. I have only had it a day, so here are my immediate impressions: THE BAD STUFF #1-The manual they give you with this is so ridiculous you can just throw it away and go on Youtube. The teensy weensy pictographs are so impossible to see any details. I had to go on Youtube to see how those C&B printer heads snapped into place. Those universal wordless manuals are such a pain. Why not make them in printed English? And make the pictograph instructions bigger and more detailed for clarity for heaven's sake! #2- It's nowhere near as luxurious as my ten-year-old plus Canon Pixma MG5300 with the indispensable auto-flip-out print tray to catch my printouts when they are finished. The G6000 has a cheap manual pull-out tray not much wider than a horse's tongue. Because of the manually extended paper catcher, the printer takes up a lot of space, so I cannot leave it sticking out for fear of someone brushing against it as they pass by and breaking it. Since the printer sits across the room, I have to run to the printer to pull out the paper catcher, wait for it to finish, then close the paper catcher so it won't get bumped. With my (very old) MG5300, which still works perfectly by the way, all I had to do was close the front door which is the paper catcher, after retrieving the printout. #3- Tiny LCD screen that is not backlighted and very difficult to see. THE GOOD STUFF #1- It was easy connecting it wirelessly. I did it from the printer's control panel in less than 45 seconds. #2- The ink is so darn cheap in comparison. I just spent $95.00 for the color (CMY) and black ink cartridges for my MG5300, and that's every 5 months, and I don't do much printing. #3- It prints very nicely. For the price, it is well worth it. If it lasts as long as my old Canon MG5300 I bought in 2012 I will be happy. Eleven years of flawless work and still going in another office! Canon builds them strong.

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