Canon imageCLASS MF462dw - Monochrome, Duplex Wireless Laser Printer, All-in-One with Scanner, Copier, Fax, Home or Office, Auto Document Feeder, Mobile Ready, 3 Year Limited Warranty, 37 PPM, White

I'm able to print from my 2020 Acer Chromebook 311 Spin and 2021 IPad. I installed Canon Print Business in both but the Chromebook doesn't use it so I deleted it. I installed Mopria instead. When I want to print from the Chromebook I open the item I want to print, click on the print button, click on more options, click on the printer. Printing is super fast. I was printing off 30 pages of the same flyer and they flew out of the printer faster than I could catch it. Lesson: Pull out the paper holder first.Like all the other reviews I read the little window is hard to read. I used a flashlight to set it up. Now that the printer is in place and there's plenty of light I can see the window just fine.Set up was easy.I was not able to connect it to my HP Chromebook which is over 10 years old. Old enough that it stopped getting updates last year. I wasn't planning on printing anything from it but wanted to see if it could if I wanted to.So, yes, it connects to Chromebook but not every Chromebook.My IPhone has airprint so I assume I can print from that too, if I wanted to.

I've had this Canon laser printer for two years now, and it's been a great experience overall. It prints quickly and clearly, and the setup was simple. There was one issue where the Wi-Fi connection stopped working and I couldn’t print over the air. But when I contacted support, the representative was very helpful and guided me step-by-step to reset the network settings — it was fixed quickly. Now I’m about to buy my second toner. I definitely recommend this printer to others looking for a reliable home or office printer.

I screwed up. I waited until our window replacement work was complete and things were back in order to get the printer out of its box - just outside of the 30-day window - and I've discovered the printer is a dud.The DetailsAfter unboxing, the printer powered up. But after updating a startup setting that required a printer restart, the new printer wouldn't power up. I spent hours searching for a possible cause related to the setting change. Nothing.Having tried all sorts of things - including a hard reset - I gave up.Hours later and without prompting it sprung to life. I have idea how or why.I did manage to get it connected to the wireless network and even test print something, so I was hopeful. Maybe I hadn't wasted time/money.I left it on as I grabbed dinner. The next time I saw it, it had powered off. "It's just an energy saving thing. It'll be fine tomorrow," I convinced myself.And for a brief moment in time, it was fine.The next morning, it powered on. I thought maybe I needed to update the firmware. And so I started to process of updating the firmware. Whether or not it actually updated, I have no idea, because it hasn't powered up again since.Of course, now I'm trying to register the device on the Canon USA website.Except when trying to register, I hit a snag: "The serial number entered indicates this product was not intended for sale in the United States and is ineligible for registration and support in the U.S."Imagine my surprise. So I double- and triple-checked the information on the back of the printer and compared it to Canon's helpful little image showing where to find the S/N and what the alphanumerics should be.Nope. It looks like I have the correct number. But just in case, let's find some other help. Let's check the Canon Community forum!Register.Get the "verification" email.Hit the link.Go back to the Canon Community forum and be greeted with: "You must first register product before you can ask someone (how to register your product".Great.-Got through to Canon customer service. I'm suitably impressed. A new printer is being sent tomorrow with overnight delivery, and I just have to use that box to send it back. I'm hoping the replacement works. Fingers crossed. Will update when it arrives.

Super nice printer! The parts are a bit plasticky, so be gentle during initial setup. The LCD display is hard to read because, there is no backlight, use a flashlight. Set up is easy although you may need to move certain parts in order to close the toner access door after removing all the shipping tape from the unit. I'm connecting it directly via ethernet to my router. Add the printer in Mac OS via Bonjour. Because it has AirPrint I could immediately print wirelessly from my iPhone. The duplex feature will save paper and I love the make booklet feature. This is an amazing value for the times you really need to print. It has a web interface for further control. (Access the portal via Printer Queue/Info/Show Printer Web Page)

This is my 2nd Canon image class printer and love it. My first one is still working after 10 years but now has broken hinge and driver out of date but still using it till toner runs out. I love new one and will be buying another in 10 years.