Canon PIXMA TS3722 Ink Cost Per Page And Cost To Run
The Canon PIXMA TS3722 is an inkjet all-in-one that prints, copies and scans over Wi-Fi, with no auto-duplex and no touchscreen. It sells for $60. Running costs land at $8.88 per 100 pages in black and $23.21 per 100 pages in color, with the black rate traced to Canon's CN-PG275-BK cartridge, $16 for a 180-page yield.
Its closest rival from outside Canon is the Brother MFC-J1260W, an $80 all-in-one with the same print, copy and scan trio and no duplex either. Brother edges it on running cost, $7.86 per 100 pages in black and $21.95 in color, and prints noticeably faster at 16 ppm against the Canon's 7.7 ppm.
Within Canon's own range, the PIXMA TR8620a costs $216 but drops both rates to $7.75 per 100 pages in black and $21.50 in color, while adding a touchscreen, Ethernet and fax and printing at 15 ppm against the TS3722's 7.7 ppm. Two costlier Canon siblings land on the exact same black and color rates as the TS3722.
The running-cost floor among the 31 inkjets InkTax tracks belongs to the Canon MAXIFY MB2720, $216 with fax, duplex, a touchscreen, Ethernet and 24 ppm output, running at $4.17 per 100 pages in black and $13.16 in color. The TS3722 ties for 17th of 31 inkjets on black cost per page and 16th of 31 on color, each spot shared with two other models.
For a buyer willing to spend more upfront, the Canon PIXMA G3270 tank printer costs $249 but runs at $0.38 per 100 pages in black and $0.97 in color, matching the TS3722's print, copy and scan trio while, like it, offering no duplex and no touchscreen.