Scanner Printer Usb Stick Port

Used this to hook my new printer up to the computer USB port in the back...works just like it said it would...

you may need a USB extender depending upon where your USB port is located (since the recorder has a retractable one, the butt of the recorder may prevent you from actually being able to stick it in - for USB ports located on the side of the monitor)

I like the stick style better than the table top as it uses the power from my TV USB port and completely turns off with the TV! It works only with Wi Fi but I have yet to have any buffering or other problems. I use the Spectrum app mostly and it works great! Highly recommend.

I use this with an Iogear 2 port usb automatic printer switch. I have 2 of these 6 inch cables that go out of the printer switch, one goes to a 7 port USB hub for a Mac Pro & the other to a 4 port usb hub for a Windows PC. I only needed short cables so they work perfect for me.

I used the USB port to load a firmware upgrade, which was easy for me but not clearly documented for less techy users. Otherwise, the software setup was a breeze. Having a quality scanner I prefer this slightly smaller footprint over HP's typical AIO ("all-in-one") printers. Besides the fact that the scanners with the AIO units are generally inferior to a free standing scanner. But I stick with HP for all my printer needs.

This is a review for the Epson DS-770 II Color Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. This scanner is one of the best desktop scanners I've used. It's straight through paper path reduces jams, a common problem I experienced with the ADH scanners built into multi-function printers that use a "C" paper path. The machine handles all different paper types I throw at it - from thick envelopes to small gas station receipts. Additionally, the ability to disable the multi-feed page detection enables the machine to scan papers with post-its. The software works well on my computer. A tip, however, is to ensure that the USB port you connect it to is a proper USB 3.0 port and is not a USB 2.0 port as commonly found in USB hubs, including those built into computer monitors. The driver works well to scan and organize files and the OCR works better than I was expecting. Additionally, the scanner has a standard TWAIN interface that allows me to use any scanner application, such as those built into fax software. Overall, this machine is worth the money - especially if you can expense the cost to your employer. The consumables are easy to clean and replace when it's time to (a piece many scanner owners forget.) It's notable to mention that my machine came with a 3 year advanced replacement warranty which means that they'll send you a new scanner before you send back your broken scanner (which could save on shipping.) Overall strong recommendation for this machine.

Great printer and scanner!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The packaging is well thought out and makes it easy to unpack without a lot of lifting. It does have a lot of easy to pull tape holding the device together, though. I powered it on and setup was very easy because it can connect to my wifi network through the touchscreen display on the printer. I like how easy it was to set up. After that, I could see the Canon D1650 as a printer and scanner on my network. Scanning can be done from the device or started from a computer, and the scanned file can be an image or PDF, and placed on the computer, a USB drive connected to the device, or emailed. Printing from a USB drive is also possible. I love how versatile this printer, scanner, and copier is. It also has duplex printing, letting you print on both sides of the paper without having to manually flip it over. The scanner has a clear image with pretty good colors. It even has passport and ID scanning modes. I like that the printer and display goes to sleep after 1 minute, keeping the room quiet and saving energy. The back has USB, Ethernet, and phone line ports for the various printing, scanning and fax capabilities. I'm pretty amazed at all the functions and features of the machine. It can do all the printing, scanning, copying, and faxing that I need. In addition, the printer itself looks pretty good. It has a modern look to it, being white and black with flat sides with small curved edges. The toner and drum are preinstalled and I didn't need to do anything to get it printing out of the box, which is great. I think the Canon D1650 is very versatile with crisp clear printing and scanning. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a machine that can do printing, scanning, copying, and faxing all in one like this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Printer, Scanner, 2 additional monitors, charging USB port, speakers, headphones, all at my desk with just one cord to plug in to my laptop. Got one at the office and one at home.

As I have 3 printers, cd player, 2 scanners, & mouse the seven ports work well. I like the power switch so when peripherals not needed they are off, and when the lap top is off, no power drain. As I use 2 different computers, one Macbook Pro with USB C and the other with USB A, connections are easy by switching cables. All connected work well. The are: Epson 850 scanner and workforce 3750, Hp laser printer, Canon Pro 10 printer &9000f II scanner, LG cd player, & optical mouse.