Has anyone used this printer with Google Cloud Print? How well does it work? Update (23 Dec 12): It seems as if ePrint does not support duplex printing including with Google Cloud Print. Very unfortunate. Though non-duplex Google Cloud Print set-up was pretty easy. Has anyone used this printer with Google Cloud Print? How well does it work? Update (23 Dec 12): It seems as if ePrint does not support duplex printing including with Google Cloud... » Read More Has anyone used this printer with Google Cloud Print? How well does it work? Update (23 Dec 12): It seems as if ePrint does not support duplex printing including with Google Cloud Print. Very unfortunate. Though non-duplex Google Cloud Print set-up was pretty easy. « Show Less
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I've set up this printer at my work (hooked up via ethernet), and have successfully printed to it several times from home. I'd say it works pretty well, and if you're thinking of pairing it with a PC or Mac with Google Chrome installed, a Chromebook, or an android tablet using a third cloud print app such as "Cloud Print" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pauloslf.cloudprint - it'll suit you just fine.
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It seems to work well for me, I haven't had any issues. Also works well with AirPrint
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This was a question that I had as well before ordering this printer. Some said it did and others said it didn't so the question in my mind was not really answered. I bought it anyway. Happy to report that it works well with no Samsung app installed on any of my IOS devices. Prints great over wireless AirPrint on my 1st gen iPad along with my new iPad Air 2 and the wife's IPhone 6. Gives you access to the duplex printing option as well.
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We use Epson Artisan 730 with no issues. It took a little time (trial and error) to set up the cloud printing but once it was set up no issues.
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I've used the printer for printing legal sized documents quite a bit, and it works just fine. The printer does not have a duplexer, however. Manually turning the pages is necessary to print on both sides of a sheet.
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You have to set up Google Cloud Print. After that you can print from almost anything. Requires a printer that is Cloud ready or already connected to a Windows or Mac. The Windows or Mac PC must have Google Chrome and Chrome signed in to your Google Account. Go to Chrome Menu then Show Advanced Settings. Scroll down to Add Printers.
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First, you can't connect any printer to a Chrome Book or Base computer. You have to use a cloud printing platform. I have a new HP Envy 4502, and I set it up wireless and use Google Cloud Print. It took me about a half hour set it up to print via the Cloud.I have another printer, HP 240? for my old Windows HP computer. I had to work around and use a Chrome store app to set up that printer to work from the old HP Computer and the cloud. It was a PIA to get it done. But it works even with Win 10 using my Chrome Browser.
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Hi Peggy R. The short answer is: "yes, but it depends"The long answer:I have only spent a couple of days with the Chromebook but I managed to print through Google Cloud Print, using a Canon MX510 printer (already connected to the family PC). This only took a couple of minutes to set up.The drawback is that it seems that the family PC has to be turned on for this "sharing" functionality to be available.I haven't done any elaborate testing or configuration.Since my printer actually offers wi-fi connectivity, I'm hoping to set it up directly with the Chromebook.If I manage I'll add a reply here.Best, R Hi Peggy R. The short answer is: "yes, but it depends"The long answer:I have only spent a couple of days with the Chromebook but I managed to print through Google Cloud Print, using a Canon MX510 printer (already connected to the family PC). This only took a couple of minutes to set up.The drawback is that it seems that the family PC has to be turned on for this "sharing" functionality to be available.I haven't done any elaborate testing or configuration.Since my printer actually offers wi-fi connectivity, I'm hoping to set it up... » Read More Hi Peggy R. The short answer is: "yes, but it depends"The long answer:I have only spent a couple of days with the Chromebook but I managed to print through Google Cloud Print, using a Canon MX510 printer (already connected to the family PC). This only took a couple of minutes to set up.The drawback is that it seems that the family PC has to be turned on for this "sharing" functionality to be available.I haven't done any elaborate testing or configuration.Since my printer actually offers wi-fi connectivity, I'm hoping to set it up directly with the Chromebook.If I manage I'll add a reply here.Best, R « Show Less
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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.
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Yes, If you can get it back on line. My printer would go off line and it got so i could not get it registered with google cloud print! I gave up on my chromebook.
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The easiest way for us to set this up is to use the "print from email" feature. You set up an email address for the printer from within the web interface for the printer (it might be possible on the little color screen, but that's not what we did). Then, when you send emails to that address - from *any* device, it will print them. Here's the clever part. It will print *all* of the attachments (meaning, you can attach multiple documents to the email and it will print them)! Word docs, PDF's, etc... Also, if you attach a photo, it will print it using the special photo paper tray. It works really well for us. There is also some limited support for direct printing from devices (I hear), but I've never tried that. The print from email works brilliantly (for us).
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Does the Chromebook have a USB port you can use? This from a Chromebook website: Chromebooks can print with printers that you connect with Google Cloud Print. Using Google Cloud print, you can make your home and work printers available to you and anyone you choose, from the applications you use every day. Google Cloud Print works on your phone, tablet, Chromebook, PC, and any other web-connected device you want to print from. I think this means no, you cannot.
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Hi Greetings .. We are delighted with the printer ... But you can send an email to the seller to see that that happens .. we was that we could not print .. but the reason was because we switched to local and misconfigured but and ... we do not know if my answer serves .. But it may send a msg or call attention to clients so that they communicate with the seller. Thanks Nice day ...
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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.
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Like others point out, you need google cloud print. but unless your printer is cloud print compatible, you will need another PC on your network that serves as a print server via chrome browser.
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I can tell you how to do that with a Brother and with two HPs and a Pixma. With the Samsung, i was unable to do it. On having established a connection, it would only run for a short time and then would go offline. It's an adorable printer, but just not for cloud printing. It's soured me on anything Samsung.
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No, this printer does not have duplex capability. If you need to duplex many copies of the same document, you can print multiple pages of the first, third, etc., then reinsert the pages so the first edge out of the printer is the "top" edge of the feeder and print the second, fourth, sixth, etc., pages.
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No it can not do automatic two-sided printing (duplex printing). If you lower the print quality then it becomes fast. If you max out the quality then it can become dead slow (like many other printers out there I would say that this is normal)... So it's neither fast nor slow. It's hard to give an example to the print quality and the corresponding speed here. Try to find some video reviews to see some examples or take a look at the PPM (page per minute) numbers that could be found over the internet (manufacturer page, review pages, etc.).