I’ve long been a fan of Canon inkjet printers. Over the last three decades, I’ve found them to give unbeatable performance in terms of print quality and reliability. Most of the Canon inkjets that I’ve used and owned have been desktop models, ranging from A4/letter sized cartridge-based and ‘MegaTank’ printers, right up to large-format photo printers like the Canon Pixma Pro-200 and Canon ImagePrograf Pro-300. The Pixma TR150 is a relatively small-scale affair, designed for a life on the road. It’s ideally suited to travelling workers who need to create hard copy when visiting clients, but also does a surprisingly good job of printing color photos on glossy paper, at sizes up to and including A4/letter borderless prints. As such it sets its sights on being one of the best compact printers on the market.

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Ink cartridges

Black pigment, tri-color dye

Max print size

Letter/A4

Max print speed

9ipm mono, 5.5ipm color

Max print resolution

4800 x 1200 dpi

Input trays

1, 50 sheets

Scanner

No

Display screen

1.44-inch OLED

Interfaces

USB-C, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct