For my tests, I installed it on a system running Windows Vista. Setting up the MX392 is standard fare for a USB-connected printer. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Canon Pixma MX452 Wireless Office All-In-One Printer Review The second limits it to light-duty printing, which should be sufficient for most personal use, but would be a little meager for a shared printer, even in a micro office.
The first makes it hard to share the printer. First, there's no network support, and, second, the paper handling is limited to a 100-sheet paper capacity and manual duplexing with no upgrade options. Two key features peg the printer for personal use. However, it doesn't offer such photo-centric features as the ability to print directly from memory cards and PictBridge cameras, which are all but standard on printers meant primarily for home use. Thanks to the 30-page ADF, which supplements the letter-sized flatbed, it can also scan multi-page documents and legal-size pages easily. The MX392 can print and fax from, as well as scan to a PC, and it can work as a standalone copier and fax machine. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. ( See how we test everything we review (Opens in a new window).) However, it focuses on office-related features, including its automatic document feeder (ADF) and its ability to fax, which means its best fit is as a personal printer in any size office. That's not to say it can't easily serve in the dual role of home and home office printer or as a strictly home printer. Like Canon's other MX printers, including the Canon Pixma MX452 Wireless Office All-In-One Printer ($399.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) that I recently reviewed, the MX392 is nominally meant as an office, rather than home, printer. However, the MX392 turns out to deliver notably better looking output, which makes it, as well as its output, much more attractive for the price. They even print at essentially the same speed on our tests. The two offer essentially the same features, from their 30-page automatic document feeders to their 100-sheet paper trays. If you go to Canon's Web site to compare the Canon Pixma MX392 Office All-In-One Inkjet Printer ($699.00 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) with the Canon Pixma MX372 Office All-in-One that it's in the process of replacing at this writing, you may be left wondering why Canon bothered with a new model.
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