The machine's breadbox-like profile looks neat, but some aspects could be improved.
The cost per page (at 5 per cent coverage per colour) is reasonable: about 13 cents for black-only, or 26 cents for a page with all three colours plus black. Scans proceeded quickly and looked good overall. The images sometimes looked faded and vague on plain paper, but using Canon's own papers made everything crisper and brighter (albeit at a much higher cost). Its speed in printing various graphics ranged from 1.5 to 4.1ppm - about average overall for the category. Letterforms looked nicely dark, but a little fuzzy at the edges - a detriment to intricate or closely spaced fonts. It printed plain-text documents at 8.6 pages per minute (ppm). The Pixma MP210 performed competently in our tests.
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