Canon i-SENSYS MF667Cdw

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The Canon i-SENSYS MF667Cdw is one of those rare “just works” colour laser MFPs that don’t demand much babysitting. For a busy office that needs solid print/copy/scan without faffing about with drivers or flaky Wi‑Fi, it’s a sensible buy—especially at around £300 ex‑VAT, where it often ends up under the radar versus flashier options. You’re basically paying for dependable daily output and decent usability rather than chasing the newest bells and whistles, which is exactly what most SMBs want.

I’d recommend it if you’re printing moderate volumes of colour documents, need scanning to shared locations or email, and want a predictable networked machine that multiple people can use. It’s also a good fit for teams that want colour without moving up to the pricier “proper workhorse” class. That said, if your organisation is printing mostly black-and-white, or you expect very heavy monthly duty and frequent large jobs, you may be better served by something with a lower running cost profile for your specific volume—because the purchase price is only half the story once toner and upkeep kick in.