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Canon
imageCLASS MF5750 Monochrome Laser Multifunction Printer

Legacy mono fax multifunction model. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Canon's U.S. support page and MF5700 Series Basic Guide identify the imageCLASS MF5750, model code F146502, as a monochrome multifunction machine for printing, copying, scanning, and faxing. The guide distinguishes the MF5750 from the network-capable MF5770 and Canon's setup instructions say network connection is unavailable on this model. The U.S. setup document specifies 120 V, 60 Hz. The reviewed sources do not establish a recommended monthly range or automatic duplex capability, so both remain unknown. The historical Amazon clue is not verified as an exact current listing, and no claim is made about the present condition of a used unit.

Consider it for

A legacy mono paperwork station for copy, scan and fax tasks when a direct-connected setup is acceptable and the exact model's condition is checked..

Look elsewhere if

Choose another model if shared Ethernet or Wi-Fi, confirmed automatic duplex, a stated monthly workload range, or a modern all-in-one setup is required.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Canon documents print, copy, scan and fax functions for the exact MF5750.
  • The U.S. setup guide specifies 120 V, 60 Hz operation.
  • Canon's guide distinguishes this model from the network-capable MF5770 sibling.

What to weigh up

  • Canon says network connection is unavailable for the MF5750.
  • Duplex capability and recommended monthly volume are not established by the reviewed sources.
  • The legacy product's current supplies, drivers, and used-unit condition need separate checking.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredimageCLASS MF5750 (F146502)
Main functionsPrint, copy, scan and fax
Print outputMonochrome laser; speed not established here
Two-sided printingDuplex capability not established in reviewed sources

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 10, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Keep MF5750 separate from MF5770

Canon's U.S. Basic Guide covers the MF5700 series but identifies the MF5750 and MF5770 as different models. The network-capable MF5770 should not lend its interface features to the MF5750. Canon's setup instructions say network connection is unavailable on the exact MF5750. This makes the suffix important when evaluating a marketplace listing or a photo of the rear panel. Confirm the full model code F146502 and plan for a setup that does not depend on shared Ethernet or Wi-Fi. A generic MF5700-series name is not enough to establish the connection features.

One machine covers several paper-office tasks

Canon documents printing, copying, scanning, and fax for the MF5750. That mix can reduce device changes in a small paperwork workflow where originals arrive for a copy, a scan, or a fax as well as printed pages. A print-only model cannot replace those functions. The guide establishes the task set, but the reviewed pages do not provide enough exact-model evidence here to publish a recommended monthly volume, ADF capacity, or detailed scan workflow. Match the broad functions to the office need, then confirm document-feeding and connection details from the exact guide before relying on a particular feature.

Treat two-sided printing as unconfirmed

The reviewed Canon material did not establish automatic duplex printing for the exact MF5750, and no automatic duplex claim is made here. A multifunction label or a shared series guide is not evidence that the exact configuration turns pages automatically. If two-sided output is a regular requirement, ask Canon's exact model documentation or test the specific unit and driver before choosing it. Manual duplex is also left unresolved in this profile. A buyer who prints one-sided documents may not need this capability, but it should remain an open question rather than an assumed feature.

Check the U.S. electrical configuration

Canon's U.S. setup instructions specify 120 V, 60 Hz for the MF5750. That is useful for distinguishing a U.S.-suitable unit from a regional variant, particularly when a used machine is offered without its original paperwork. Confirm the product label and power information before connecting an imported or refurbished unit. The voltage detail does not establish network capability or operating condition. Canon explicitly says a network connection is unavailable for the MF5750, so plan for the documented local setup and verify the actual cable, software, and host environment.

Do not infer a monthly workload from the family name

The reviewed MF5750 source set does not state a recommended monthly page range, and the article does not borrow volume numbers from the MF5770 or other MF5700 siblings. Without exact-model guidance, workload fit stays unknown. Estimate how many pages the office will actually print and decide whether Canon can provide model-specific advice before purchase. Also check the scanner glass, feeder operation, fax connection, print sample, and maintenance history on the exact unit. Those practical checks can uncover condition questions, but they do not turn the missing manufacturer range into a published recommendation.

What else to compare

Choose a network-capable fax MFP for shared office use, or a newer mono model when wireless and automatic duplex are part of the routine.

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Before you buy

Does the MF5750 include fax?

Yes. Canon's U.S. MF5700 Series Basic Guide lists fax among the MF5750 functions, along with print, copy and scan.

Can I connect the MF5750 to office Wi-Fi or Ethernet?

Canon's setup instructions say network connection is unavailable for the exact MF5750; the MF5770 is a separate network-capable sibling.

What monthly volume does Canon recommend?

The reviewed MF5750 sources do not establish a recommended monthly page range, so the workload remains unknown.

Where can I check the current price?

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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.

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The decision

The MF5750 is a local mono print, copy, scan and fax station with a documented U.S. electrical setup. Its lack of network connection and unresolved duplex and workload facts are decisive trade-offs.

Is it the right fit?

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