Price: $349.99 - $179.99
(as of Nov 28, 2024 08:43:14 UTC - Details)

Designed for small and medium-size businesses, the imageCLASS LBP632Cdw model balances speedy performance and minimal maintenance.
Wireless Laser Printer
2-sided Print up to 22 Pages Per Minute (BW / Color, Letter)
Quick first print of approximately 10.3 seconds (BW / Color, Letter)
Uses Toner 067 / 067 High Capacity Toner - high capacity toner options keep up with your printing needs and limit toner replacement interruptions
250-sheet Standard Cassette, 1-sheet Multipurpose Tray
Print on-the-go with Canon PRINT Business, Apple AirPrint, Mopria Print Service
Peace of Mind with 1-Year Limited Warranty
Reviewer: Amznbuyer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great laser for the price
Review: I always need laser printers for home office. I don’t print enough to buy high end and inkjets dry out too quickly. This printer is a little noisy but it’s fantastic for business use. Probably not great if you print pictures, but for home office it works well. Is wireless, supports AirPlay, and requires little attention.

Reviewer: W.C.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good printer, not good mobile app
Review: I've been wanting a laser printer forever, and I'm happy I got this one. I was switching from HP because I am sick of their pay-to-print forced subscription model. This one allows any cartridges, prints great, and is a great size for my small home office. So far, connectivity has been stable and consistent.Setting it up on my MacBook Pro was relatively easy, but printing from my Pixel phone was more difficult. I fought with the Cannon app for far too long before I read an online tip to use the Mopria app. It worked beautifully the first time. So, if you are having difficulty with remote printing, try Mopria (not a paid advertisement, just your average user who wants to print from my phone :-).

Reviewer: Dr. Terrence McGarty
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good Quality Expensive refills
Review: This is a slightly upscale color printer. I had an old Dell which works well if and only if you use the dell cartridges. This unit is large, twice the size of old Dell, quality a bit better but not that much. The main issue is the refills are almost $500 more than 2X the cost of the printer. Third party refills are costly and often cause printer problems.

Reviewer: Frank C.
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Extremely loud, difficult to use compatible ink. Quality less than expected.
Review: Wow.. I expected more from Canon. My wife is a real estate agent that needs to print flyers for occasional open house showings, not excessive, just normal personal use. This thing is loud, I mean really loud. When we can get the printer to work, when it is printing, forget about anything else going on in the house. You cannot hear anything except this howling printer. I cannot believe Canon actually released this product.My wife is only moderately technical and this printer constantly needs rebooting and needs attention. Guess who gets bothered when there is an issue?? yup.... me. Most of the time, I feel like putting a sledge hammer through the POS. The printer ALWAYS needs something. There is always an issue; reboot, reconnect the USD, struggle with the wireless connection.It started out with decent looking prints, now a month a couple months later, she's is complaining about lines and color issues. This thing is junk.

Reviewer: Grey frog
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Print's great. Setup not so great. Oh, and very noisy when printing.
Review: This was a replacement for a ten year old Canon printer, which finally showed its age. It was was very quiet. This unit prints just as well, but makes a LOT of noise while printing. I can't imagine why. Also, the cartridges are a completely new size, so the old ones don't fit. And then I spent hours trying to activate the wifi, which required entering my password. My password has a few numeric digits in it, but the printer does not accept numbers. I called Canon customer service, but the tech had to put me on hold while he researched the matter. Finally, he came back and told me how to enters digits which required using a hidden, unlabeled and undocumented set of keystrokes. The printer did not come with a user's manual - but it might not have mentioned it anyway.

Reviewer: Ashok
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent print & easy to install
Review: Purchased this printer to replace my ink jet printer. Using it to print from my Apple devices wirelessly. Ver easy to install. Working great & color prints are very good. Like the printer very much.

Reviewer: Accounting Student
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very Happy
Review: Reading the reviews, I was nervous and felt like this purchase was a gamble… a gamble that paid off though!! It was easy to install for me! I hooked it up to wifi via its screen, then printed from my phone. No calibrating or anything at this point. I printed some pictures, and though they don’t quite look like pro-level prints, they’re pretty great for plain paper prints done in 10 seconds!Someone asked what the long, flat rectangle “extra” piece was for - the paper drawer has a blue button on the inside to extend for legal paper. The rectangle piece clips into the top of the extended paper drawer, acting as a paper protector as well as a ledge to feed photo paper/envelopes into the photo/envelope feeder. See photos.I highly recommend this printer! I plan to use this largely for printing online sales shipping stuff - labels, small photos of the confirmed purchase, etc. this will fit my needs perfectly, and is a huge upgrade in speed and efficiency when compared to my old inkjet. I did get this half off on Prime day, which may influence my opinion on value though. I probably would have been marginally content (not a bad place to be, but not as excited as I am) if I’d paid full price.

Reviewer: Tony Z
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good price/adequate/works as it should but interface is clunky and unit is LOUD
Review: The printer is fine. Canon isn't known for ease of use in their printers. The print experience is fine. For a no nonsense business printer if you just print occassionally it's fine once you get it all set up.HOWEVER, you won't be able to print if you're trying to be quiet. This thing is LOUD when it's running. A lot of clunky mechanical noises. Also the LCD is super low quality - it's like an 80s calculator. It also took me like 5 tries to get it to connect to my home network. It's also large and kinda heavy - well larger than other units in it's category... It won't be easy to hide or tuck under a desk.So for the price - I think it's just fine. But I wouldn't be shouting from the mountain tops about it. It's "good enough for government" as they say. It's a solid 3.5 stars..