Canon Print Drivers Mac

Plug-n-play, no drivers, mac or p/c. Works great.

I usually avoid the Peavy brand, but this thing works perfectly. No drivers required on a Mac, it just works.

Works just fine with my Mac Studio Max M1 computer, does not require any drivers or software, I don't know about PCs but on the Mac it's excellent and the price is excellent also.

Works flawlessly with Windows and Mac. With Mac, there is an extra step where you install the display port drivers. The perfect thing to have now that we're all stuck at home.

Finally a Touch Screen Mac. The drivers installed easily and work great. It is the perfect portable monitor for my Mac MINI travel photo posting set up. Fits in my waterproof travel case with the mini and all accessories. Performance and color are great. Quality, performance and quick shipping by B&H .

Works as great, as you would expect. I have 2 -- they coexist just fine. For Mac, don't forget to load drivers first.

Great product, help me upgrade the firmware on my telescope. Just one issue, no drivers available for the Mac OSX 10.9 - drivers exists for 10.8 and below. So, can I expect the drivers to be updated for 10.9? I had to run the software from a friends PC to use the hardware.

I use to share a printer with a Mac Pro & a PC. I did not load drivers, just use manually & it works perfect.

Works with my M1 Mac and also on my Windows desktop. No drivers required. Must have a true USB 3 port. Cheapest 4Kp30 adapter I've seen and no real compromises.

Reviewing Plustek in general. I own and use the OpticBook A300 Plus (scans up to 12x17, drivers avail for Windows only ATM) and uniquely to Plustek, they scan extremely close to the edge (a few mm), so they are especially suited to book scanning. Other book scanning options such as a scanner/camera mounted on a stand taking photos of an open book, and then re-straightening the images in software look like a bogus approach if you want quality. Stick to Plustek or similar book-specific flatbed scanners. The software Plustek provides is basic. I recommend using 3rd party software (extra cost, sure) - for ex. VueScan (Windows or Mac) supports most/all of the Plustek scanners (after you install Plustek's own drivers) for scanning. And once a book is scanned to images, use something like ABBYY FineReader PDF for OCR/conversion to PDF, Word docx and other formats. You can even make your own ePub's using a process such as VueScan (Mac or Windows) - FineReader PDF OCR (Mac or Windows) - Export to docx - Import docx to Vellum (Mac only) - lots of manual tweaking - Export to ePub.