Canon Printer Wireless To Wired Lan

The MF273dw printer is very easy to set up on a wireless LAN and is very easy to use. The included CD provided all the drivers needed to print wirelessly from computer to printer. Also, AirPrint from tablet to this printer worked great. This printer is loaded with features for home or office use. I give it an A+. B&H Photo Video delivered this printer fast in excellent protective packaging, and with free shipping.

Nice for both wired and wireless

This compact docking station has all the connections and speed I needed for wired lan and peripherals. No issues so far

Enormous capacity that can be configured just about any way you could want.� It can be accessed in just about any manner you wish over a wired LAN and can be expanded by attaching USB drives.� Tremendous flexibility with regard to users, groups and shares.� It can be used as back up and/or for streaming to any device on your LAN and accessed remotely.� Back up to the Cloud (the one in the sky) is also available with an account - but why would you want to? Unless you are computer literate, there is a learning curve and I'd suggest that you play with it a while before you place it into service for real.� You may have to change something with the configuration and doing so in some cases requires a reset that will erase all data. I think I'm set for the foreseeable future with this device.

If you have 6E capable devices like an iPad Pro, Mac, etc. I think this is worth the upgrade. It's like having wired LAN speeds wirelessly. It also allowed me to get a good signal and speed in places I could not before upgrading to this system. The app is great and it was easy to setup. I did a lot of research for this purchase and personally found it to be the best bang for the buck.

I really love it...It does need to be connected to a strong internet connection...either LAN or Wireless

I've used both a wired and wireless remote for my Canon Rebel T6i camera, and the wired version is very reliable. It also has a setting for longer exposures, so that will be useful in conjunction with my telescope for night sky photography. Thanks to the staff at B&H for their professional guidance and courtesy.

Got this 3 months ago. I have Canon's wired remote and this remote. I will probably use the wireless remote more often, but there are two drawbacks. 1) uses batteries. 2) the receiver will use your hot shoe mount, so if you plan on using an external flash transmitter you will need a creative solution for it. But overall this thing is great and works well with my 5Dmii and SL1. It only failed to fire once so far.

I bought this item as part of the Canon Rebel T3i basic accessory kit and I am absolutely impressed by the quality of the remote pack. The receiver has a handy shoe mount to keep everything organized on the camera end and I've noticed that the wireless remote has a good range. It is fantastic to be able to trigger the shutter from any angle around the camera and not have to rely on the infrared sensor, as would be necessary with one of Canon's proprietary wireless remotes. The wired setup has also proved useful. Whether I'm using it for wired or wireless purposes, my photography has been all the more successful as I don't have to fumble around with the camera to take the perfect shot. My only complaint is that the shoe mount on the receiver is plastic. It seems like it might break over time. Thankfully, that wouldn't impact the functionality of the remote set in any way, but it would be much greater to have a metal shoe mount. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this product and highly recommend it to anyone with a Canon DSLR in their repertoire.

Excellent when you cannot mic a performer with a wired/wireless lav. mini plug worked well with my Canon Vixia camcorder