Wireless Printer

eastcoastimelda

I'll be in the market for a new printer in about a month and I'm considering going wireless.  I want an all in one with printer, copier and scanner (fax not necessary).  I'd like to stay in $100-$150 ranger.  Any recommendations?  I currently have a HP.  Are wireless printers easy to set up and use?  Are they worth it?  Thanks!

lindyanne

We just got the ILs a laptop and printer. I have no idea which one it was but it was really easy to set up. I'm actually really jealous that they have it. I want to give them ours and take theirs lol

Charlene&Steven

We have a Canon PIXMA MX700 from Staples and are really happy with it so far (have had it maybe 9 months?).  We have it connected to our desktop and also use it wirelessly with our laptop, no issues at all and it was pretty easy to set up from what I can recall.  This is the first "all-in-one" printer that we've owned and we'll never go back - it's so great to be able to make copies right from home - genius!  lol

http://www.staples.com/office/supplies/StaplesProductDisplay?storeId=10001&jspStoreDir=Staples&productId=270760&cmSearchKeyword=mx700&fromUrl=home&cmArea=SEARCH&catalogId=10051&langId=-1

Me&Mr.T

You can go wireless, but it has to be connected to a desktop to run the wireless computer.

TheLinkBride

I love our printer.  It can be wireless or just wired directly to the network.  We never have it connected to a computer as we usually have our laptops on the second floor and just send stuff to the printer on the first floor.

We have a Lexmark 9350 with printer, scanner, copier, fax - all of which have definitely come in handy.  

cherrys

You can get a wireless printer from Dell for around $99.  DH and I are looking into them rather than getting a wireless adapter for our current all in one printer.