Canon MAXIFY GX4070 Multi Function Ink Tank Pri… vs HP LaserJet Pro M1136 Multi Function Printer

General

Country of OriginJapan
BrandCanon
ModelGX4070
Model NameMAXIFY
TypeMulti Function
Printer TypeInkjet
Scan TypeFlatbed, ADF
Suitable ForSmall Business
Display6.7cm (2.7in) LCD (Touch Screen, Color)

Design and Body

Dimensions399 x 251 x 417 mm
Weight9500 g
Active Noise49 dB

Printer Features (Color)

Resolution600 x 1200 dpi
First Print Time9 seconds
Print Speed13 ipm
Copy Speed11.1 ipm

Printer Features (Mono)

First Print Time8 seconds
Print Speed18 ipm

Scanner Features

Optical Scanning Resolution1200 x 2400 dpi
Scanning Speed (Color)3.5 ms/line (300 dpi)
Scanning Speed (Mono)1.5 ms/line (300 dpi)
Scan MethodCIS

FAX Features

Fax Memory Capacity250 pages
Fax Resolution300 x 300 dpi
Modem Speed33.6 Kbps
Group DialsYes
Speed Dials Memory100 numbers

Features

FunctionsPrint, Copy, Scan, Fax
Duty Cycle33000 pages
Duplex PrintAutomatic
Borderless PrintingYes
Max Multicopy99 pages
Input Tray Capacity250 sheets

Extra

Sales PackagePrinter, Power Cord, USB Cable, Instruction Manual, 1 set of GI 76 CYM Ink Bottles and 3 GI 76 Black Ink Bottles
Operating Temperature15 - 30°C
Compatible Cartridge (Color)GI-76 Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
Compatible Cartridge (Black)GI-76 Black
Media Types SupportedPlain Paper, High Resolution Paper, Photo Paper Plus Glossy II, Semi-Gloss, Glossy Photo Paper, Pro Luster, Matte Photo, Double-Sided Matte Photo Paper, Envelope
Media Size SupportedA4, A5, B5, Letter, Legal, Oficio, B-Oficio*, M-Oficio, Foolscap, Legal (India), Executive, 10.16x15.24cm (4 x 6in), 12.7x17.78cm (5 x 7in), 20.32x25.4cm (8 x 10in), Envelopes
OSWindows 11 / 10 / 8.1 / 7 SP1, macOS 10.14.16 ~ 12 or later, Chrome OS
USB SupportUSB 2.0
Wireless SupportYes
Ethernet SupportNo
Operating Humidity Range10 - 80% RH

Power Features

Power RequirementsAC 100 - 240 V
Power Consumption20 W
Power Consumption Manual Off0.1 W
Power Consumption Stand by0.9 W

Warranty

Warranty1 year
Warranty TypeManufacturer

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