Connecting Wireless Printer To Router Windows

Finding instructions for setting up the speakers to a new router was the only difficult part and connecting my play ones to a wireless connection. Other than this I have a play 5, two play 1's, beam, and boost for a surround sound which is very premium if not THE BEST speakers you can buy. I've owned products since 2016 and have not been disappointed since especially since the speakers and the app get updates!

the printer came quickly in well protected packaging. the installation was a breeze, less than 5 minutes, in connecting to the router. all firmware update thru the wifi. this is my 3rd Canon printer over the last 15 years and the installation is getting much better. the printer motor is also less noisy than the old i'm replacing. startup is fast.

The printer has been with us for about a month now and has worked as expected. The configuration for wireless for remote devices was easy. Connecting to my home network was also a snap.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This printer was very easy to unpack and set up. Connecting for wireless printing was quick and simple. Print quality is crisp and clean. It’s also great that this printer can copy and scan too! Sleek and modern looking too.

I was looking for an inexpensive solution to plug in 2 computers to one printer, without being wireless. Works with Windows 8 and Windows XP. This works perfectly, was cheap and got to me in less than 24 hours!!!

Works for my use case connecting to the serial port on a router.

i am very pleased so far with the printer and the quality of everything. I have not used the wireless feature yet but it is a great for what I need to do, need to read up to set up wireless to the router

Great product for connecting my printer to computer.

This cable is durable . The cable worked well connecting our computer to our printer .

This is plug-and-play: it worked right out of the box on my Mac, and also on a Windows-based laptop I use for another job, connecting to my Sony FX6. I had to figure out, through trial and error, that the frame rate I send out of the camera must be 29.97 in order for the computer to understand the signal. But once I had that sorted, I wound up with an image far superior to my webcam.