It solves the broadest set of office needs without forcing the customer into a full copier deployment.
The practical middle ground: one machine, multiple office workflows, less operational drag.
Multi-function office machines are the easiest page to convert because the value story is clear: print, copy, scan, and fax from a single platform that fits modern hybrid and document-heavy teams.
Scan speed, duplex, mobile print, security, cloud workflow, and whether the machine fits the team size.
- One box instead of multiple devices
- Better scan and routing workflows
- Good bridge between desktop printer and A3 copier
- Secure print and authentication
- Scan to email, folder, cloud, SharePoint
- Less desk clutter and fewer support headaches
Current Hong Kong product families that support the MFP story.
imageCLASS MF667Cx
Colour multifunction device for smaller offices that still need presentation-ready output.
- Up to 25 ppm mono/colour
- 2-sided scan up to 100/80 ipm
- Canon HK SRP: HK$4,588
Apeos 6340
Flagship A4 monochrome MFP for workgroup productivity and expansion.
- Up to 63 ppm
- 7-inch colour touchscreen
- Strong security and remote-work integrations
Apeos C5240
High-productivity colour MFP for businesses that need both workflow and client-facing output quality.
- Up to 52 ppm
- Single-pass duplex scanning
- Cloud and mobile workflow support
MP 305+ SPF
Smaller black-and-white MFP that still supports A3 printing and scanning for constrained offices.
- Up to 30 ppm
- Copy, print, scan, fax
- 10.1-inch operation panel
M C240FW
Small-footprint colour multifunction device for hybrid and flexible workspaces.
- Up to 24.7 ppm
- Mobile printing
- Designed for limited working spaces
bizhub C3351i
Colour MFP with security, cloud readiness, and mobile print for modern office workflows.
- Up to 33 ppm
- 10.1-inch touch screen
- Built-in next-generation security posture
Who should buy MFPs?
- SMEs with mixed print and scan needs
- Front desks that still rely on fax or walk-up copying
- Offices moving paper into digital folders and workflows
When to graduate beyond MFPs
- Monthly volume becomes consistently high
- More users need shared access with finishing options
- A3-heavy departments start bottlenecking a smaller device