#SAMSUNG MONOCHROME LASER PRINTER REVIEW DRIVER#

You'll also notice the ability for IT professionals to monitor the printer using the manager as well. The software automatically installs an Easy Printer Manager to control settings and make custom profiles for different kinds of prints.

#SAMSUNG MONOCHROME LASER PRINTER REVIEW DRIVER#

The desktop software you'll need to access the driver settings on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines is on the disc included in the packaging and available online if your computer doesn't have an optical disc drive. (Each window has a small print button on the toolbar that combs your network for a device that will accept a Cloud Print connection.) And just to cover all of the mobile bases further, Samsung offers its own MobilePrint app on Android and iOS, too. The printer is also CloudPrint compatible, meaning that it can print from any device running a version of Google's Chrome Web browser. Don't worry, iOS owners the SL-M2020W is AirPrint-enabled, too, so you can print from your iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi. You can connect a computer, tablet, or smartphone to the printer using either the provided USB cable, through a wireless connection partnered with a Wi-Fi router, or by tapping an NFC-enabled Android phone to the top panel for mobile printing. That might be a good idea, because this is not a printer that spent a lot of time in the design lab - this little guy looks exactly like what people picture in their heads when they hear the word 'printer.'

The power cable that's included with the printer is fairly long, so you also have the option to keep it on the ground, away from view. The dimensions are 8.5 inches by 13.1 inches and it's only 7 inches tall (that's 21.5 x 33.2 x 17.8 cm), so it's bookshelf-friendly. The printer itself is really compact and works well in tight spaces like the corner of a desk or an office.

Samsung monochrome laser printer review