
Canon MX532 PIXMA Wireless All-in-One Printer
Wireless all-in-one printing, scanning, copying, and faxing with AirPrint and auto duplex — a capable home office workhorse at an accessible price point.
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jun 27, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
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Overview
Key Features
Air Print: print wirelessly and effortlessly from your compatible iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch- no drivers needed!
Built-in auto duplex printing: automatically Print on both sides of the page without the hassle of turning it over manually
Fully-integrated, 30-sheet auto document feeder: easily copy, scan and fax multiple documents without having to load them one page at a time.Easy-WebPrint EX requires Internet Explorer 7 or 8 for Windows, Internet Explorer 9 for Windows Vista SP2 (or later) or Windows 7, or Safari 4.0 – 5.0 for Mac OS X v10.5 – 10.6.x
With Google cloud Print, you can print from wherever you are, from applications You use every day. You can even share your home and work printers with anyone you choose
Compatible with CL-241 XL ink tanks & PG-240 XL or PG-240 XXL pigment black ink tanks. Save even more on COMBO/value packs!
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Auto duplex printing handles two-sided output natively, reducing paper consumption without manual intervention
- 30-sheet ADF enables unattended multi-page copy, scan, and fax jobs without per-page feeding
- AirPrint and Google Cloud Print provide driver-free wireless printing from iOS, Android, and browser-based environments
- PG-240 XXL high-yield black cartridge option keeps cost-per-page low for monochrome-heavy workloads
- Legal-size (8.5 x 14") print and scan capability covers the full range of common office document sizes
👎 Cons
- At 18.7 pounds and 18.1" x 15.2" x 7.9", the MX532 occupies substantial desk footprint for a home office printer
- Inkjet technology means ink costs accumulate quickly in high-volume print environments — this is not a cost-effective choice for print-heavy offices
- 64 MB of onboard memory limits the complexity of jobs it can queue without a host computer
- Color print speed spec of 16 ppm is measured under ideal conditions; real-world photo and mixed-document speeds will be lower
- Fax functionality is increasingly redundant for most users, adding to the unit's size without contributing to core print/scan workflows