Our take
The Canon imageCLASS D570 is a mono multifunction device for someone who needs to print, copy and scan from one place. Canon documents Wi-Fi, Ethernet and automatic print duplex, with a 250-sheet cassette plus a one-sheet multipurpose feed. The rated print speed is up to 28 ppm on one-sided Letter jobs and 16 ppm on two-sided ones; Canon recommends 750–3,000 pages monthly. That makes it more capable than a basic printer, but it is not a fax machine and should not be assumed to scan both sides automatically.
A home or small office that needs monochrome print, copy and scan, plus wireless or wired networking and automatic two-sided output..
Choose another model if fax is required, if automatic two-sided scanning is essential, or if the expected workload sits well outside Canon's recommended range.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Print, copy and scan functions cover several routine mono office tasks in one device.
- Automatic print duplex and Wi-Fi plus Ethernet support flexible placement and repeated two-sided documents.
- Canon provides a 750–3,000 page recommended monthly range rather than only a maximum duty-cycle figure.
What to weigh up
- The listed duplex print rate is 16 ppm, below the 28 ppm one-sided rating.
- Canon does not list fax for the D570, so it cannot replace a fax-capable multifunction model.
- The reviewed specifications do not establish duplex ADF scanning for stacks of two-sided originals.
The key details
| Model covered | imageCLASS D570 |
|---|---|
| Main functions | Monochrome print/copy/scan; no fax |
| Print output | Up to 28 ppm one-sided / 16 ppm two-sided; 750–3,000 recommended pages/month |
| Two-sided printing | Automatic print duplex; Wi-Fi and Ethernet; duplex ADF scan not documented |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 9, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
Use the extra functions you actually need
Canon identifies the D570 as a monochrome printer, copier and scanner. That combination suits a desk that digitizes paper, duplicates forms and prints black documents, especially when separate devices would take more space. The model does not list fax in its function set, so a buyer with a phone-line or network-fax requirement should compare a different MFP. Copy and scan are real distinctions from a single-function printer, but they do not make every document-handling job automatic.
Account for the slower two-sided rating
Canon rates the D570 up to 28 pages per minute one-sided and up to 16 pages per minute two-sided on Letter paper. The difference can matter when a regular queue includes long double-sided reports. These are manufacturer specifications rather than a guarantee for every job, setting or used unit. Automatic duplex removes the need to turn paper manually, while the rated throughput and the condition of an individual feed path remain separate questions.
Choose wireless or Ethernet for the room
Canon lists Wi-Fi and 10/100 Ethernet alongside USB. A wireless connection can help when the printer cannot sit by a network cable, while Ethernet suits a fixed shared station; USB supports a nearby computer. Confirm which interface is needed and check it on a used unit. Wireless setup still depends on the intended network and software. The documented interfaces tell you what the model supports, not whether the radio, port or current unit is functioning properly.
Plan around the input path
The D570 has a 250-sheet cassette and one-sheet multipurpose feed. The cassette can hold a routine stack of standard paper, while the separate feed allows a single special sheet without replacing the main stack. That is a modest, understandable setup for a small office but not the same as a large workgroup's multiple trays. Canon's stated capacity concerns paper handling; it does not identify the present condition of a secondhand machine or how often its owner will need to reload it.
Separate print duplex from scan workflow
Canon documents automatic two-sided printing, but the reviewed D570 specifications say duplex scan is not available and do not establish duplex ADF scanning. A buyer who regularly receives two-sided originals should not assume the printer can capture both sides in one pass. For copies of one-sided originals or regular print packets, the documented functions may be enough. For stacks that need fast two-sided capture, compare a model with an explicitly documented reversing or single-pass duplex document feeder.
What else to compare
The Pantum M7102DW adds a documented 50-sheet ADF and a 750–3,500 page recommendation; a fax-first buyer should compare the Canon MF451dw, which Canon confirms includes Super G3 fax.
Before you buy
Does the D570 include fax?
Canon lists print, copy and scan functions for the D570 but does not document fax capability for this model.
Can it print on both sides automatically?
Yes. Canon lists duplex printing and gives a separate two-sided print speed for the D570.
Can it scan both sides of a stack in one pass?
Canon's D570 specifications do not document duplex scanning, so verify the scan workflow before buying for two-sided originals.
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Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Canon U.S. D570 support and exact-model specifications ↗ — checked October 9, 2026.
- Canon U.S. D570 technical specifications: functions, speed, duplex, paper handling, interfaces and workload range ↗ — checked October 9, 2026.
The decision
The D570 suits a networked mono desk where copy, scan and automatic print duplex matter more than fax or two-sided scan automation. Its throughput and workload figures should shape the decision.
Is it the right fit?
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