Rear feeding paper tray

[robex]

Can anyone give me list of PIXMA MG series or MX series printers which have a rear feeding paper tray

same as the MG5320 and MX892?

[LPLArtroom]

Do you mind me asking what printer you ended up purchasing. I am seeking a replacement rear feed printer as well

[LPLArtroom]

can you tell me what printer you ended up with?

[WISHIJeopardy]

What did you end up with? I am in the same boat!

[Cathymurd]

I have an MX922 (no rear paper feed) and was sold on it because I was told it was tops in quality and reliability with greeting card stock printing.  But I am having nothing but trouble!  Out of every three cards I try to print, there is a paper jam every other time.  (The stock I am using is 11Mil, glossy 5x7 folded).  Should I just go get another printer?  nd if so, what?

[WISHIJeopardy]

Found a new in box M892 and I love it. Hope you can find one, too!

[Bobherrin]

Some genius or group of geniuses at Canon decided we don't need rear sheet feeders. For the first time in 20 years I am buying a non-Canon printer so I can have this feature. Check out the Epson line of printers.  

[fedupnow]

I wasted a week trying to find a Canon multi function with rear sheet feed for my 300gsm card after the demise of my old Canon printer.  Doubly annoying that the specs and pictures of each printer don't show where the paper feed trays are.

Thanks to this thread I now know I've been wasting my time. Canon just lost the homecraft card making customer base.

[Cathymurd]

I ended up with an Epsom ET 2550 and so far have been pretty happy with it.  Not the quality of my old Canon, but it's the best I could find!

[ThePardu]

Does the MG3222 have a rear paper tray?

[fedupnow]

Afraid not, MG3222 has front bottom feed, see the pic on http://community.usa.canon.com/t5/General-Printer-Discussion/Where-to-insert-paper-to-print-on-MG322...