Netgear Print Description

Wireless printing for four or more users!
Would you and the other users in your network like the freedom to print wirelessly? And, to connect to more than one printer, without having to add print servers, wireless adapters, or unsightly Ethernet cables? With Netgear's 54 Mbps Wireless Print Server with 4-Port Switch, now you can! In seconds, you can connect two printers and four PCs to your wireless network - all with one simple device. Netgear's 54 Mbps Wireless Print Server has two USB ports, as well as a wireless Ethernet bridge mode with a 4-port switch. That means you can connect your computer to your high-end color printer for your business use, and send the kids' documents to your older Inkjet printer - all without wires! Best of all, more than four users can use the printer, without adding any additional wireless adapters.

Netgear Print Reviews

REVIEW BY: Reviewed Mar 09, 2009

Purchased one of these devices as a refurbished unit to turn my USB Canon i900D into a wireless printer. I have several computers both wired and wireless on my network.The good: Had a very easy time getting the wireless print server set up as a wireless bridge. Wireless printing is working so far without any issues.I might add that my wireless network is fairly secure and complex. I use MAC address filtering; static IP's; WPA-PSK; and no SSID broadcasting. I did have to do some fancy configuring to work around my security, but was able to get the device online and working relatively quickly. For users with simple configs, setup of Netgear Print Server device really should be a snap.The bad (and Netgear Print is a big detractor in my opinion) is that the device does not support bi-directional printer logic. The means no printer status in terms of ink tank levels and such. Shocked that such an advanced device doesn't support bi-directional printing. For this it gets a 4 instead of a 5.

REVIEW BY: billybob_j Reviewed Oct 05, 2008

Forget ''print server'' - this is really an excellent 802.11g wireless bridge with a 4 port ethernet switch! I'm using 2 of these as bridges and they work great. So, if you want to network your new DVR, Blu-Ray player, PS3, etc - don't buy an expensive ''gaming adapter'' or bridge, just connect an ethernet cable to this device and you're done.

REVIEW BY: Jeannie Reviewed Oct 10, 2008

While I couldn't get this product working with my specific printer, I do not blame it, since it is the third brand print server I have tried with same printer. I believe it would have worked very well if they were compatible. Setup was reasonably easy - I don't like all the new gui interface required by print servers these days...

REVIEW BY: myRCgarage Reviewed Aug 28, 2008

Netgear Print Server was a great buy for $29.99. Installation wasn't that bad as long as you follow the instruction that you download from Netgear. Since it is a refurbished item, it doesn't come with manual or driver. But you can download all of them from Netgear.com. It works for both XP and Vista. I have Samsung ML-1740 and Canon i850. Both are working fine from 1 desktop and 3 laptops. Now, I don't have to turn on my desktop in order to print anymore.

REVIEW BY: JD Reviewed Aug 18, 2008

The wireless print server works great! You can't beat TigerDirect's price on this refurbished model. I had a little trouble setting up the WPS, but the key is to turn off the Windows firewall until the server is set up. Even though some of the documentation makes it sound like this isn't needed, it is necessary in order to locate the print server. Once you get this done, the firewall is turned back on, and it works like a charm. I've been using the print server for a couple weeks now, without any flaws, and it works quickly! The only negative, I'd say, is when you tell something to print, and then change your mind, or that you lose your bi-directional and so I can't see ink levels. All in all, it's the best option for me!

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