Ricoh Memory Stick Driver For Printer

Standard memory stick.

Basic memory stick, that does it's duty.

Just a memory stick and it works!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was anxiously awaiting the arrival of my printer. The day it came it was left right on my doorstep, so I was able to bring it right in the house and proceed to get it set up and ready to use. It was packed carefully but came easily out of the box. It was light enough to lift and set on the table that I was utilizing for the printer. This printer is great for the less technological people. It was extremely easy to set up. Once plugged in the screen lead you through each stage of setting up the printer and connecting to your home internet as well as installing the ink cartridges. Also, it showed you how to put the paper in the paper drawer. I was easily able to print a recipe from my computer. I had a two (2) page document and was able to select two-sided printing easily. I wanted to print a page on card stock paper so the document would be more durable, and the printer handled that function very well. There was no problem with the heavier paper stock. I also used my cell phone and found a couple of pictures I wanted to print. I put a piece of photo paper in, and it printed a very good quality picture of 81/2x11 photo paper. I then put in a stack of 4x6 photo paper in the printer and It did take a few minutes to find how to change in the print preferences but then was able to print several really nice 4x6 photos. The next challenge was to print from a memory stick. The place to insert the USB end of the memory stick is on the left side of the printer and it is lit up and easy to find. Once the memory stick was inserted, I was able to select each picture that was on it and print on whatever size and style of paper I wished. All in all, I was quite happy with this simple and easy to use printer.

I purchased this to provide a base for a Revo Adjustable Selfie-Stick that I will use for my Ricoh Theta S 360 camera.

I came across some old camera memory cards - Memory Stick Pro and xD. I wasn't sure that I had removed everything. The xD card has been out of production since about 2009. So far - so good.

I have earlier Ricoh Theta Cameras (Z, V, S) and the Ricoh Theta X is my favorite! The THREE biggest benefits are: 1. - Replaceable/Removable Memory Card (all the earlier Thetas limited to Fixed Memory) 2. - Replaceable/Removable Battery 3. - Large Screen There are shortcomings. The Lens Cap is a separate purchase, Ricoh should include it. The Lens Cap doesn't fit into the Sleeve, design could be better.

Nice upgrade vs the stick. It seems to have more memory. Seems to be faster

The Intel NUCs hit in (almost) every way for a mini PC. If you can use a small but powerful machine, definitely consider one of these. Here at B&H I got the barebones i3 kit (without the drive or any memory) and installed MS Windows, memory, and the drive myself. Two tips for self-installers based on the other reviews: 1) Pressing the power button for three but *not* four seconds takes you to a menu allowing you to set options like boot order, make sure LAN is turned on, etc. 2) If installing Windows 11, you might only need to download the wireless driver to a USB and run the driver installer from there after Windows install to get connectivity. Afterwards, Windows Update will help you take care of the rest of the drivers, BIOS updates, etc.

We have used Ricoh printers for decades. Superior to any other brand. This printer, unfortunately, has been discontinued by Ricoh (SP C343dn). Better output than models 2x and 3x the price. B&H supplies excellent service and support!