Both Black Friday and Cyber Monday are officially over, but that doesn’t mean that all of the deals have come to an end. Sure, most of them have, but there are still several products out there that are sitting at some of their lowest prices, including the Canon PIXMA TR4720 All-in-One Wireless Printer (via Amazon).
If you still find yourself in the inkjet world of printing (which includes most consumers), this is one of the best options you can get your hands on due to its long list of features that includes a document feeder. The last feature is one that we couldn’t imagine life without regardless of the printer in question.
Even at its new price of $99.99, it’s a decent buy, but right now it is still on sale for just $59. This makes for one great deal to jump on before it ends. Especially, since Canon excels in the realm of copying/scanning and has really done its Pixma series a strong justice over the years. Many of us have been (or used to be) rocking similar models at home, even long after the printheads have dried up to the point of becoming useless. All thanks to the fact that they still do such a great job at scanning.
We make use of a number of document scanners here that feature built-in feeders for multiple pages at a time. Most of them range between $300-$500, making them an expensive purchase for consumers. This is why it is nice to have such features tucked into an affordable all-in-one model. It allows you to quickly scan a small pile of documents at once, such as bills, medical documents, and anything else you’d rather shred to save physical space in your drawers. These all-in-ones normally can’t handle as many pages at a time as some of the more professional dedicated units can, but it is still usually more than enough for the needs of consumers.
There is no telling when the sale will end, so if you have been looking for an upgrade or replacement and haven’t pulled the trigger yet, now is the time to snag one of these before they go back up in price. I’d buy it for just the scanning capabilities alone. Not to mention the fact that it is a flatbed scanner as well.
