Canon MF3110 Toner
imageCLASS MF3110 Toner Cartridges

Canon MF3110 Printer Review

The Canon MF3110 is a multifunction monochrome laser printer designed for the home or small office user. It offers good text quality and a solid array of features in an affordable package. Lack of faxing capabilities could be an issue for some users. The design of the imageClass MF3110 has a little more aesthetic appeal than the average multifunction laser printer. It features a two-tone black and white design with rounded edges. It measures 14.5 inches by 18 inches by 18 inches (HWD) and weighs 26.5 pounds, so it is a little bulkier than some units, but still compact enough to sit on a desk.

The Canon MF3110 can print, scan, and copy, but it lacks faxing capabilities. This may not be an issue for many home or small office users, but it is worth knowing before buying. It also does not have an ethernet port for connecting to a network, as it is mainly designed as a personal printer. The MF3110 could be connected to a network with either a print server or host computer, but it would only support remote printing. Network scanning would not be possible.

Canon MF3110 toner cartridges have a capacity of 2,500 pages. With this capacity, home and small office users will not have to replace the MF3110 toner cartridge very often. For even higher-volume printing needs, users may consider upgrading to the Canon MF6590 toner printer. Opening the front panel provides easy access to the Canon MF3110 toner cartridge.

Print speed is fast, at around 15 pages per minute, especially for the price. Copies print at the same speed, minus any scanning time. Text quality is excellent, with sharp and detailed characters that are readable even at small font sizes. Graphics quality is somewhat lackluster, but should be good enough for occasional use and to edge out the competition.

Overall, the Canon MF3110 is an excellent multifunction device with excellent text quality and fast speeds. With the capacity of the Canon imageClass MF3110 toner cartridge, users can go a long time without replacing it. Lack of faxing capabilities is a small downside.