Canon imageCLASS MF113w - Multifunction, Wireless, Mobile Ready Laser Printer, Black, Small

Setup was rather easy but text input is VERY tedious so if you use a complex, random passphrase for your WIFI (and you should) you're going to struggle a little bit but it's a one time thing so not a big issue. I was able to set this up within minutes under Fedora Linux KDE. Canon provides a Linux driver and guide in its official website (which is a big plus for me and one of the reasons I went for this model) but there was no need for any of that since my distribution recognized the printer just fine by simply going over to the Printers settings and adding the printer. If the printer is connected to the same network as your PC, your Linux distro should be able to automatically recognize it without issues as well. Both printing and scanning work as expected and both functions are performed way faster and with better quality than the "old" HP AIO deskjet printer this is replacing (must be less than 3 years old and barely used). The old HP printer "works" as HP intended it to work but unfortunately that just means it's a running scam. This printer is perfect so far and will remain this way as long as it doesn't try to scam me like my previous one so only time will tell.

I needed a small wireless multifunction printer for my main floor office. In the business office downstairs I have been using a larger hard-wired Canon mutlipass for nearly 18 years with no problems so I stuck with the Canon brand. Setup was easy except for the fact that there is no download on Canon's website for the MF113w driver. So I had to use the enclosed disc to install the driver. My laptop does not have a cd slot so I purchased an external one for $17 and installed the driver in seconds. Canon needs to get that driver download onto their website, hence the one star for tech support. The printer itself is great as is the price.

Wireless set up is not satisfactory. I bought a cheap cable, took the printer off the trash heap, and arranged my desk to allow a direct connection. It's a decent printer and scanner, particularly for the price point. Light usage but it's decent. I needed a second printer for convenience. I qualify as an IT professional. This machine has been out of the box for 2 hours. I've just moved it to the tech-junk heap that's keep for dump runs. This is a cheap unit because it's junk. Lesson learned. Canon produces junk. Back to Brother.

Works with my iPhone, iPad and my laptop. Installation was easy. Good wireless budget printer/scanner.

This printer is great! So much cheaper than buying ink all the time. I do notice that it needs cleaned a lot more often than a regular inkjet so keep that in mind.

This printer cannot print out double-sided.

We’ve had several fancy printers before this & they all were Ink Hogs and had issues. We got this as we really don’t need color and it prints beautifully & no more buying expensive ink or refills! We have no buyers regret! Only wish we’d bought this before wasting money on previous printers

The instructions were hard to follow so I might have done something wrong when installing it. Most of the time I have to click on PRINT on my computer, then turn the printer off and back on to get it to print! It prints clearly and pretty quickly, once I persuade it to print. And my ink doesn't dry out between uses like my ink printers did.

apenas lo empece a usar y funciona excelente.