Canon PIXMA TS5150 3-in-1 Printer – Black
Canon PIXMA TS5150 3-in-1 Printer – Black
Print more pages for your money with optional XL inks
Print more pages for your money using highly cost effective, optional XL ink cartridges.
Save on paper and quickly create professional double-sided documents with auto 2-sided printing.
Simultaneously handle photo and plain paper – including square 13 x13 cm (5×5”) glossy media ideal for social style prints – thanks to dual paper feeders.
Enjoy quick printing with a 10 x 15 cm borderless photo in around 43 seconds.
Creative, versatile and family printing
Small, stylish this All-In-One is ideal for high quality colour printing, copying and scanning in any home.
For maximum convenience, quick replacement and optimum durability the FINE Cartridge system combines inks and print head in one single handy unit
Produce sharp text in documents with dedicated pigment black ink.
Weight: | 6.5 kg |
Dimensions: | 12.4 x 16.73 x 5.79 cm; 6.5 Kilograms |
Brand: | Canon |
Model: | 2423B19 |
Colour: | Black |
Batteries Included: | No |
Manufacture: | Canon |
Dimensions: | 12.4 x 16.73 x 5.79 cm; 6.5 Kilograms |
Bought to replace the same model, that stopped working, as I had a supply of new cartridges for the TS5150. It said it was an updated model, and although the model number is the same, it definitely works better and is quicker.
This printer was bought to replace my older and smaller Canon (which I loved). This printer is larger and takes up more space, particular if you want to use the rear feed tray. As others have commented the peripherals do feel quite flimsy ie the rear feeder tray, the front tray and also the lift up panel. I found the set up quite easy, particularly being able to just plug into the previous cables – I was pleased to be able to use the previous cartridges too (1) as they weren’t empty and 2) as I had a new set under the desk – the printer also came with two cartridges. I don’t have any issues with the printer choosing the wrong printer tray (as others have mentioned) as I don’t keep paper sitting in the rear feeder. If I do load the rear feeder I just change the print setting as I print. The print quality is good enough for me for home office use and the occasional birthday card – I don’t print photos. So far so good. 🙂
Prints well. Setting it up is a pain, but printer setups haven’t changed in 30 years. They could have made printer setup a simple plug and play years ago. But nothing ever changes with printing and printers. The worst aspect of IT. It always has been (when I used to have to configure them in code) and it seems it always will be.
Easy to set up, good response time to print request, single / double sided easy to toggle between. No cartridges drop into place smoothly. Being able to map to phone, tablet, laptop and PC (with room for one more) is excellent for air printing. Definitely an excellent piece of kit for the price.
I needed a printer that could be wireless, decent quality print, not too expensive to replace ink and ideally able to scan and copy. It had to work with my Mac, iPad and iPhone. This meets all the criteria and more. It’s not the most robust printer I’ve had but then it’s just sitting there doing it’s job perfectly. Took more time than I expected to set it up – despite being tech savvy – but easy to use once completed. Print quality is fine. Not tried photo paper yet. Great value for the price and would recommend for anyone looking for a capable and simple multifunction printer.
Received my Canon printer all components a little flimsy for my liking but as it’s going to be rarely used and inside a cupboard it will suffice but would not have for a busy home or office. Set the Wi-Fi up myself without the need to call my Grandson , that’s how easy it was , print quality is good and speedy but as the heading says “Day 1” I may regret my confidence after a little while , we’ll see , but first impressions are well worth the money and would recommend for small users.
I followed set up instructions by IDon’tByte here: Review on Amazon: It does work and produces great results https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/review/B075CL64RV/R1SH2JKPL1UJZJ?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dprv_565J68EG780CE9KTX4PT
And printer connected to network via the WPS button on router. Thanks to this guy’s excellent instructions in his review I’ve had no issues and a quick and easy set up.
Test printed from my iPhone, iPad, and Mac laptop. Printed double sided automatically. Now I just have to wait for hubby to come home so we can see if his Android devices connect as easily. If I make no further update here, it means all went well.
Fast and quiet printing and vivid good quality on cheap A4 printer paper.
Five stars so far, but of course, only on day one!
You do get a lot for your money but this printer is frustrating to set up if you wish to drive it via USB from a modern Apple Mac. They offer Mac software in a confused way and much of it no longer works with a modern Mac. It can be quite noisy and takes ages to preopare itself for printing; once ready the actual printing is super fast, more than adequate for my general home printing tasks. The scanner is also slow, so I usually scan documents using my iPhone instead. There’s all sorts of hinged flaps on a printer and on this model some of them feel so tacky that you wonder if something has broken at times. All this aside, it’s probably very good value for around 50, so reasonably happy with it.
I have not got it up and running yet but it looks great it is now up & running it is brillia
Great printer for price , easy to set up …took longer to download drivers than actual set up …prints good quality, double sided printing good.
Easy to link to phone and laptop wirelessly.
Not used scanner yet.
Overall quite impressive for low budget printer although cartridges supplied don’t last very long.
Up to now only printed a test
Printer won’t connect to the WiFi
States its connected but when trying to print from phone stating not connected tried everything
Previus printer was a cannon Pixima 920 Servicable from 2013 until 2023 for Home use only excelent service Life for what it cost.
together with a continued tech and parts support for this product during this this time
I am sure this model will be no differe
Faster then the old Canon printer and easy to set up pleased with i
My only complaint is that for some unknown reason Cannon don’t supply the cable to manually connect the printer to a laptop or PC. Because if they are going to include 2 ink cartridges which are obviously not cheap buying them on their own then how much would it cost them to include a cable which I’m guessing costs PITTANCE to mass produce in the first place?
My point is even in this day and age not EVERYONE has wireless internet at home and the printer arriving as it does puts you on the back foot because if you require the cable you have to purchase one separately!!
Very easy to set up and to send stuff to print wirelessly. I find it eats the ink, but other than that, no complaints.
what can I say it was easy to setup no ink subscription like some printers prints really well buy this you cant go wrong
his is a good budget printer but a. many reviews have reported it is not a simple job tomset it up
It seems, after 24hrs ownership, to be a good little printer. Clear, fast text printing…not tried picture printing yet, as we don’t really need it for that. However, the set up is not straight forward. I tried to set this printer up following the guide pamphlet exactly…it doesn’t work that way. It tells you you highlight the box containing the mast/wifi icon and the phone icon. There isn’t one. The box indicated only shows the phone icon. Highlighting this box, you cannot proceed…because your phone, even with the correct Canon app loaded, won’t find the printer. You have to figure out how to connect the printer to your WiFi router first; no easy task if you’re not au fait with these things. I’m not, and it took me 15 minutes through trial and error to do it. After that, I switched the printer off and on again, and it now showed the correct pair of icons in the relevant box. After this, it was plain sailing following the initial set of instructions. Connecting to your router is not covered in the instructions, and this printer does not appear to support Bluetooth, which I mistakenly thought it did when buying it. (I’m probably wrong about it not having Bluetooth…there are no clear instructions on this).
So if you think you can link it to your system unaided, buy it, it’s not bad: if you’re a novice, don’t buy it…you’ll get annoyed at it.
This is a very good printer, but a real so-and-so to set up properly — hence only four stars!
I have it working, just about, properly, for my PC, my wife’s PC (both Windows 10), a Samsung Tablet, an iPad and a Samsung Smartphone (A40). This took one evening and most of the next day, albeit not continuously. Initially, I tried to follow the enclosed instructions but when the printer wouldn’t connect to my BT Home Hub 2, I gave up and went by instinct — 40 odd years in IT. This was my second attempt; after the first where I found that I had to reset the Wi-Fi Router after printing from a different device — PC then Smartphone then PC (“printer not found”). So, my suggestions:
1. Turn off your PC. Unpack the printer as per the enclosed instructions, removing all securing tape, transparent covers, etc., load paper and the print cartridges. Stop when the instructions start to tell you how to connect the printer.
2. Connect the printer to a power source and switch on. The printer will now go through warm up processes, with some clicking and clacking, and the information window lights up. When everything settles down – next step.
3. In the little window (doesn’t show up well in my pictures), there are three images (Copy, Scan, Print) and below three small icons (Wi-Fi, Settings, Help), using the arrows to the right navigate down to the Wi-Fi icon and press “OK”.
4. Pressing the down arrow as necessary, locate “LAN Settings” and press “OK”. Locate “Wireless LAN” and press “OK”. Ignore “Wireless Direct” as this lets you connect your device directly to the printer which then stops your device from then connecting to the internet.
5. Locate “Wireless LAN Setup” and press “OK”. The printer now searches for and displays a list of available wireless routers. Navigate to yours and press “OK”. You now must enter the Wi-Fi password key for your router; press “OK” and a little keyboard appears, round which you have to navigate with the arrows, pressing “OK” each time you highlight a required character. When finished, navigate to “Connect” and press “OK”.
6. Your printer should now be safely connected to your Wi-Fi Router. I then followed the above process until I reached the “Wireless LAN” screen again, selected the option “WLAN Active/Inactive” and ensured it was set to “Active”.
7. NOW, switch on your PC and boot up, ensuring that the printer is showing a green light above the power button. Your Windows 10 PC should now automatically find the new printer, set up all the drivers and install the necessary software. There should be no need to use the supplied CD or to download anything from the Canon web site.
8. Finally, go to Windows 10 Settings, Devices, Printers and ensure everything is set up for paper size, etc. so that you can now print a test page.
The above is how I saw the setup process that worked for me.
Good Luck (I’ve yet to test scanning!)
The Canon TS5150 comes with an 8page installation guide which I found confusing. I tried it with a USB cable to my Apple computer but it turns out better to use it as WiFi without the cable. It is now linked to my Desktop Mac and my iPhone. With limited computer skills, I had to seek assistance to get it working. The installation CD only applies to standard PC and not Mac OS which has to be installed from online links.
This All in One, printer, scanner and copier works as intended. it comes with set-up ink cartridges but I bought extra. There is a single combined colour cartridge (541) and the other is black.(540). It’s too early to say how long the ink will last; obviously depending on amount of use.
We bought this after a frustrating time with a new HP printer (now returned). This TS5150 is fairly straightforward to set up and load the drivers for. Whilst loading drivers beware of bloatware and only load the components that you need. It is still early days, but black printing is good quality, photo printing OK’ish on plain paper. To be fair, I suspect that results would be much better on photo paper. Loading paper into the tray at the front of the printer is easily done and prints emerge just above the tray. The only odd thing that I have found is that the “operation panel” at the front of the printer seems to need to be lifted to the horizontal position to allow printing, this makes the printers “footprint” a bit larger. I will add to this review after a bit more use of the printer, but so far, so good.
The printer arrived on the day expected. It was very easy to set up both with the PC and our smart phones. I had mistakenly thought this printer was connected via a ethernet cable in addition to wireless but it is only wireless. The instructions for set up were clear and you can follow on line videos if you need to.
I am not that keen on the front where you have to lift the front to operate the machine as it does seem a bit flimsy and feels that it could be damaged easily.
There are two ink cartridges for the machine and these don’t seem to last very long so you would need to order spares as back up. The print quality is not superb and not as good as my last Canon printer but it is fine for everyday printing. If you wish to print quality photos then I don’t think this is for you but OK for holiday snaps etc.
For the price is it a decent printer.