Back to School Wireless All-in-One Printers
Back to school wireless all-in-one printers bring printing, scanning and copying together for assignments, study notes and forms. Compare models by Wi-Fi connectivity, print speed, ink or toner costs, and desk space to find a practical fit for a dorm room or home study area.
FAQ
A wireless all-in-one printer combines printing, scanning and copying in one device. Some models also include faxing. Wireless connectivity lets students send assignments, lecture notes and other documents to the printer without connecting their computer directly with a USB cable.
Many wireless all-in-one printers support mobile printing through Apple AirPrint, Mopria Print Service or a manufacturer's app. Compatibility varies by model, so check that the printer supports your device and operating system. Your mobile device and printer typically need to be on the same Wi-Fi network.
An internet connection is not always required. Many printers can receive documents over a local Wi-Fi network, while models with Wi-Fi Direct can connect to a compatible device without a router. Cloud printing and some app features may require internet access. Campus residence networks may restrict printer connections, so check your school's network requirements.
Students can place a document on the scanner glass and start a scan using the printer's controls or compatible software. Models with an automatic document feeder can scan multiple loose pages in sequence. Depending on the printer and software, scans can be saved as PDFs or image files for organizing notes and submitting coursework.
Automatic two-sided printing, also called duplex printing, prints on both sides of a sheet without requiring you to turn it over manually. It is a useful option for multi-page study guides and reading materials. Some all-in-one printers offer manual two-sided printing instead, and support for two-sided scanning is a separate feature.
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