Canon Printer Scan To Pc Wireless

I love this WorkForce Pro WF-3820 Wireless All-in-One Printer. I print and scan a lot of documents while working at home and this printer has made the job a lot faster! I can scan and email the file directly to my computer and it saves me time. The printer was easy to set up. I was able to get all the info I needed from the Epson website and set up this printer to use with my work laptop. It prints and scans fast and the touchscreen is nice to use. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-3820 Wireless All-in-one Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

Super fast and compact scan! Has wireless connection option. Can connect to PC/laptop and mobile device. Scans documents, bills, Invoices, receipts and cards like IDs. Timesaver, and nice quality!

Great little copier, scanner, printer and Color! We set up the printer for wireless and was quite simple to set up printing and scan to e-mail

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Effortlessly print, scan, and copy with this compact, wireless home printer paired with the best and easiest-to-use print app. From return labels to your colored projects. 60-sheet paper capacity, and a flatbed scanner for easy scanning and copying. This wireless inkjet printer is best for home use and is the leader for simple, stress-free printing. Effortlessly print, scan and copy anything . Easy to set up and use right out of the box. My entire house hold uses this printer with out any hassle. I honestly love the ease of use for this printer.

With Covid 19 forcing a lot of us to work from home, I needed a printer that can scan to email, and has decent printing capabilities. For me, I’ll be printing the kids worksheets as I’m using this for all of their remote school work and scanning their work. This printer meets all those needs. Setting up was a breeze. I’ve always used Canon products so I’m always partial because they never disappoint. For picture printing I use my Canon Pixma and not this printer. The scanning has been awesome with the ability to scan to multiple PDF by using the flatbed when you can’t use the Automatic Document Feeder right from the control panel. You can rotate from within the screen panel saving you the editing on the computer. Great printer, easy software and setup.

This is a basic no-frills printer that prints only. No scan feature and not a wireless, exactly what I wanted. I am using it for printing packing slips and shipping labels for my eBay sales. I see some folks complain about lack of a USB cord but c'mon, you can reuse all the cords from your old printer like I did. Not like this is the first printer in your life. I like how it looks, sleek, minimalistic, lightweight, doesn't take much space which is a big plus in my book, and looks cool. Drivers download is available online which is much easier than messing up with a CD, kudos to Canon for that. It takes 243 black cartridge and 144 color. There is a way to set it up to print with the black cartridge only. Moreover, Canon doesn't push subscription to their cartridges like HP does. All in all, I am happy with my new Canon Pixma TS202 printer and recommend it to anyone.

The Canon imageCLASS MF656CDW printer is perfect for a small office or home user. No more wasted money from throwing away dried up inkjet cartridges! Setup was extremely easy, and connecting to our Wi-Fi network was easy. We got a great price during the black friday sale. Yes, the purchase price is more than the typical inkjet printer, but you should be ahead financially if you factor in the cost of inkjet cartridges. The unit prints quickly and quietly. Also, a few more big pros about this is it has duplex scanning right to your PC, flash drive or you can even scan directly to email or your NAS! Which I have hundreds of documents I need to scan into my Synology NAS. A few downsides: the weight (over 40lbs) and the height might be an issue for some.

This is a review for the ES-300W Wireless Portable Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. I have two other Epson scanners, one of which I have had for over 10 years now and the other for 5 years and both still work excellent! So being asked to review a new, portable Epson scanner was a no brainer for me. First off, the size, including the battery is quite small at 11½ x 3½ x 3 inches. Sliding the grey lever on the front opens up the sheet feeder which can handle up to 20 sheets of 2 sided paper, business cards, whatever. The caveat is that it can not be something bound as this is a page scanner. But it's small size hides it's excellent build quality and software and features. Setup is so simple. Plus the scanner into a power outlet for both power and to charge the battery. Run the software and follow the extremely simple and easy to understand set up instructions. You can set this up to scan via a usb cable, direct wireless or put it on your wireless network. I chose the wireless network and it programs via the WPS button on your Wireless Router. It's disgustingly simple and fast and easy. Once it's charged, unplug from the cord if you need to and place where it's convenient and start scanning. Open the software, set your resolution (I prefer 300 psi) and place what you want to scan in the tray. I thought wrong that to scan the back, I'd have to put my paper back in the tray, but to my surprise it scans both sides at the same time and very quickly and accurately at that. I highly recommend this scanner. It's easy to use, fast and accurate. I scan multiple papers multiple times per week and this scanner is so much more convenient, handier adn faster and scans duplex on one pass vs my other two scanners. It's easrned a place on my desk. You'll LOVE it!

I use the SurgeArrest Performance by APC to protect my PC and Canon Pro 100 printer. I can't afford to lose the use of my machine during critical times and this is great insurance. The 11 outlets are also a perk.

As far as a printer it is great! Would love for it to scan to OneNote.