Google cloud print ready?
1572008
yes - but did not play nicely with a chromebox - might work better with a standalone Mac/PC - however, have used the Espon Workforce 545 (albeit inkjet - have 2 of them both work flawlessly for over a year)
1572009
Thank you for your inquiry. According to the product description provided by the manufacturer, "The M2875FD is also Google Cloud Print capable, allowing you to print from anywhere in the world via your Google account." All of the information we have for this product is in the listing, so we kindly recommend that you direct any detailed questions to Samsung. Thank you
1572010
Yes, simple interface via the printer and registers with Google Cloud Print. Works well.
1572011
Thank you for your inquiry. According to the product description provided by the manufacturer, "The M2875FD is also Google Cloud Print capable, allowing you to print from anywhere in the world via your Google account."All of the information we have for this product is in the listing, so we kindly recommend that you direct any detailed questions to Samsung.Thank you
324343
the easiest way I found (but it probably applies to someone like me who prints something very sporadically) is to work on your chromebook and then use an android device (or IOS i believe) to print directly from the device to a Wireless printer, or through google cloud print but in this last case you have the restrictions Ragnar wrote in his answer.
1614695
i must be really stupid i have been working for 3 days to set up a cloud ready wireless printer to my chromebook. i have downloaded apps and registered to canon and google cloud print. and a half dozen other things and ended up nowhere. i wish i could call a tech and set by set go through the motions and get it downloaded finally.
220629
I've been using the Espon 3530 Workforce for 3 weeks. So far it's been a great printer. No trouble setting it up via USB cable via a desktop. Took maybe 30 minutes to figure out how to add the HP Chromebook and my Android smartphone. It's a real kick to print via these two from ANYWHERE.
373776
Printing to my HLL8350 when printer is in "sleep" mode took 34 seconds before I could pickup a one-side print job. Second print job (while printer was in "normal" mode) took 22 seconds for the same one-sided page. Next I checked my print settings and learned that the first two print jobs were going to the Google Cloud Printer driver; when I print directly to the networked printer the same job that took 22 seconds took 14 seconds.
1898943
I found the Apple AirPrint to be less than optimal. It requires more than just a simple Print.I downloaded the Epson "iPrint" app to my iPad and iPhone. That works fine for me.
1745482
Chromebooks do not support printing from local printers via the USB port. To print from your Chromebook, you can use the Google Cloud Print service to print.To connect your printer to Google's Cloud Print, visit Google's Connect your printer to Google Cloud Print page. Once you've added a printer, press Ctrl+P to print from your Chromebook.http://acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/10397
1149338
This is from HP's website, HP ePrint, HP ePrint Mobile Apps, Google Cloud Print, HP ePrint Wireless Direct, Apple AirPrint. So it is compatible with Apple devices to print to.
2005507
http://www.howtogeek.com/165778/everything-you-need-to-know-about-printing-from-your-android-phone-or-tablet/
1088216
I am able to print through the cloud using Epson Connect. Your printer is assigned an email, which you can customize, allowing you to send an attachment to be printed.
19746
As long as you able to set your printer up through your wifi network. Then you print through Google cloud print. We haven't had any issues and we have 3 Chromebooks set up using the print cloud.
1817411
Does that printer use Google Cloud Print? If not, it is unlikely it will work. You don't connect printers to this laptop as you do in a Windows/MAC world. No drivers, no physical connections.
1385612
call 1-800-SAMSUNG I guess. For me, I just use it as a basic printer for regular paper and envelopesand it was cheaper just to buy this for $170 (printer with new toners)rather than get 4 fresh toners for my Brother MFC-9970CDW and this printer can be usedon the google cloud print... a feature that can benefit my mom at her place of residence.
1244459
I'd recommend getting a Google cloud printer. Be cautious of compatibility because I have an hp printer that would not connect to the Chromebook without hooking up Google Cloud Print and a whole lot of other nonsense.
1955917
A number of printers a WiFi now and a lot of them have apps in Google Play that allow you to print through the Cloud. I have a Kodak ESP Office model that if I use Kodak's Android app can print to this printer. Other printer company's are doing the same. Hope that helps!Tony
1308655
Try going into chromes I-cloud And setting it up in theretry using Crooms I cloud and setting up your printer from there
1437772
Up to date drivers is a good idea. Also, when you click on "print", a square menu comes up. Make sure the right printer is identified and then click on "Properties". then on the tab titled "Main" if you are not already there. You should see a line of pictures suggesting draft, text, etc. Click on "Text and Image". That should work. I had to specify with each printing for a while, then it got the hint that I wanted text and image.Good Luck!