The TS9550 uses the popular (and pricey) PGI-580 / CLI-581 cartridges. During our two-week heavy test (30 A3 prints, 50 A4 documents), we used 30% of the ink. That is actually efficient for Canon, but refills hurt the wallet. The printer supports "MegaTank" style aftermarket cartridges, but for warranty safety, consider the XL variants.
: Controlled via a large 10.8cm (4.3-inch) tilting touchscreen for intuitive navigation. Pros & Cons Pros Cons Compact A3 printing capability High running costs (ink consumption) Excellent photo and text quality ADF does not support auto-duplex scanning Versatile for crafters (300gsm support) Wireless setup can be temperamental Direct disc and sticker printing Slow copying compared to print speed Maintenance Tip TS9500 series : Printing the Nozzle Check Pattern - Canon canon pixma ts9550 test
Here’s a solid, step-by-step guide to properly test a (also known as TS9500 series in some regions) after setup, troubleshooting, or before buying a used unit. Feature: Canon Pixma TS9550 Test – The Creative’s