Canon MAXIFY MB5330 Driver Download

IJ Start Cannon– The Canon MAXIFY MB5330 is a compact all-in-one inkjet printer made for small offices or home work. It can print, copy, scan, and fax. It’s the Asian/Japanese version of models like the MB5320 or MB5350 — very similar overall. Get the latest Canon MAXIFY MB5330 Driver, Software on the link we provide at the bottom of this article.

Main differences from the MB5130

The biggest upgrade is the two 250-sheet paper trays. This means you can keep plain paper in both, or load different sizes (like A4 and envelopes) without swapping paper all the time. The MB5130 only has one tray.

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Other features are almost the same:

Fast printing — about 23-24 pages per minute in black and white, 15 in color.
Automatic two-sided (duplex) printing.
50-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) that scans both sides of a page in one pass.
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, and mobile printing via the Canon app.
Sharp text using pigment ink (good for documents that won’t smudge easily).
3.5-inch color touchscreen.

What users and reviews say

Good points:

Prints quickly and text looks crisp, almost like a laser printer.
Low cost per page when you use the high-yield (XL) ink cartridges — great if you mostly print black-and-white documents.
Duplex scanning saves time on double-sided papers.
Easy wireless setup and cloud printing for most people.

Common complaints:

The ADF (auto feeder) can sometimes skew pages, curl output, or jam with mixed or imperfect paper. A few users find
scanning frustrating if they do a lot of it.
Color printing and photos are just okay, not amazing.
It’s an older model now, so newer printers might have better support or features.

Most reviews give it around 3.5 to 4 out of 5. People like it for everyday office work, but it’s not perfect for heavy scanning or photo printing.

Is it worth it?

If speed is what you need, their MB5330 is reliable documents printer, two trays, and for sure faster than the MB5130 with one tray. Moderate output, I saw chips which mean a few hundred up to 1,500 pages a month.