One of the reviews says that this isn't a wireless printer. The specs from HP says it is. Is it wireless?
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This is not a wireless printer. It is HP ePrint capable which means you can print from wireless devices through a network but not directly to the printer.
1796295
There is no WiFi wireless radio built into this as far as I know. However, as long is it is plugged into a network you can print to it from a wireless device. Or ePrint from anywhere. I believe the M475DW model is the one with WiFi built in. I hope this helps!
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The printer itself needs to be plugged into a network via ethernet. You can print wirelessly from a computer to the printer as long as the printer itself is connected via ethernet. You do not need to connect a cable from your printer to your computer in order to print using this printer.
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it does have the hpeprint feature which lets you print from any computer anywhere simply by emailing the document to the printer
1796298
THE M475DN is not wireless. You probably want the M475DW which has the wireless option
324344
I print from mine all the time. My HP printer is setup on Wifi instead of plugged in to a computer. I use Cloud Print to print to it. Super easy, and I can print from any device anywhere.
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Brad, I use a pc (dell) and a HP office jet pro 8500 wireless printer. You would be more informed by ??ing Memorex on this. Sorry that is all I can suggest.
1025431
It's not a printer, it's a router. It is capable of connecting all wireless devices, but specific settings for printing from your iPad are irrelevant to this hardware.
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It's definitely a wireless printer. Mine is sitting within a home theater wall unit bookshelf on the opposite side of the room as my computer. Beautiful too:) Looks like a piece of high end A/V equipment which is what's mainly sitting within that wall unit. It's the best printer I've owned. I only use for casual printing as necessary. As long as you have bluetooth capability in the device or computer you link to it, you can print with it.
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Yes, but not wirelessly. I spent a lot of time looking up what I was doing wrong that it wouldn't connect. It seems that Apple doesn't use the WPS(?) protocol for wireless printing, and this printer does not use generic WiFi. (If I'm wrong, please, someone let me know because I would like to have this not be connected via USB cable!) For the price, and the print quality, using a cable was not a deal breaker, though.
519982
This printer does not have the wireless feature. I plug mine directly into a router.
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I've checked the owner's manual for this printer that I downloaded from the HP website, and there is no mention in it of Bluetooth. Nor are there any buttons or options on the control panel for Bluetooth. So I must conclude that the answer to your question is "No." There is a "wireless direct" option, but that is not the same as Bluetooth, as I understand it.Hope this helps.
1520082
No. This is NOT a wireless printer. Be prepared to put this printer near your router because it must be connected to your wireless router via Ethernet cable before you can print from mobile devices.
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It is supposed to be wireless. I have not used it. I have only used network cable or USB cable to print. The wireless settings were some what cumbersome to setup so I use network cable. Since I have time capsule, I print wirelessly that way instead of using Printers wireless capabilities.
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Absolutely! I have only had my HP Officejet 6500 Wireless for about a week but LOVE IT! In fact, I cannot believe the number of negative reviews I found about it. The only thing I can say is the biggest problem is "Faulty Users"! If people would just read and FOLLOW the instructions they would have a lot less trouble getting their units to work. The entire setup procedure to get it working on a home wireless network takes about 45 minutes. I am running Windows Vista Premium Home edition (32 bit) on my HP laptop and my HP desktop and it works great. In fact, I did the entire installation procedure from my laptop. The key is READ THE DIRECTIONS! Too many people try to rush through all of the setup procedures just figuring they know it all. I am fairly computer savvy but I still read the directions. It is a good machine and, by the way, it is also very quiet unlike the descriptions from a lot of uneducated users. I can't say about the ink usage yet, but it is probably like most HP printers. The wireless feature is great.
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I don't do wireless printing. I plan to in the near future. Since the Acer has built-in wifi capability and is running Windows 7 -- as long as you have a wifi printer or a wifi home network with a shared printer attached I assume it will do wireless printing.
823623
Yes it is. I love this little printer. However I haven't hooked it up wirelessly, which I think it said it could be used wirelessly.
782283
It's definitely a wireless printer. Mine is sitting within a home theater wall unit bookshelf on the opposite side of the room as my computer. Beautiful too:)Looks like a piece of high end A/V equipment which is what's mainly sitting within that wall unit. It's the best printer I've owned. I only use for casual printing as necessary.As long as you have bluetooth capability in the device or computer you link to it, you can print with it.
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I've installed it USB to USB. I don't believe it has wireless capability but will check. I don't know about a wired way. The printer doesn't have a port for a parallel or serial feed from a computer
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We use Windows 7, so I don't know about Windows 8, but...ours is NOT wireless. However, we access it wirelessly through our home network. We simply access the computer it is connected to and do it that way. It could also be set up through a Bluetooth access to the computer that the printer is attached to.
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Yes it is wireless and rather easy to set up that way. I have two computers and a tablet all working with it.The HP 3520 printer is not the one depicted in the question. The depicted printer is a very old model, the new HP3520 that is sold today and that I am commenting on is rectangular in shape, with a flatbed scanner on top and a front panel display with touch controls.