Canon Color imageCLASS LBP632Cdw - Wireless Duplex Laser Printer, Single Function, Home Office, Mobile Ready, 22 PPM Color, White

I’ve been using a Canon monochrome printer on one of my computers for years; with zero issues. So I thought this printer would be a good choice to replace my old HP inkjet. Setting this up was extremely easy for the most part. The worst part was entering my wifi password. The experience was similar to texting on a 1990’s flip phone. Other than that, everything went smoothly. Print quality is good. The noise level is not excessively high. It is a fairly heavy unit, so a well built stand should be used. The documentation that comes with it is not very detailed, so expect to go online for some of the setup info.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I had a 7 year old brother laser printer that had duplex...I got it used and it never printed photos well. This Canon prints way faster, duplexes, and is photo-quality...great printer, low price, reasonable 3rd party toner price. I would definitely buy again.

Cartridge was easy to install, no problems there. Powered it off, waited 30 seconds to restart system. Now cartridge errors are gone.HP attempts to restrict refills to force you to use their product, but find a good product use, and I will be returning back here for the products

Printing with Ubuntu (Linux), installed nothing, just took it out of the box, took the tape off, entered my Internet KEY, put in some paper, and ready to go. Printing in color, printing both sides of the paper, printing from my Android phone without adding any software. Quality is awesome in BW or color. Finally a printer that doesn't waste all your time trying to make it work. Very impressive. Toner cartridges can print 3000 pages, which for me will be a couple years. I love this machine!. To get from wait state to 1st page is about 15 secs, then cranks out pages 22/min. I can't believe what this cost!! $300. I've only had it 2 days, but I anticipate no probs.

You would think that in 2024 getting a network-attached printer to print from a modern OS like Windows 11 would be trivial right? Unfortunately that's not the case.First problem: This printer refuses to work with my wireless network. I have a Wifi 6 mesh system in my house and this printer sits less than 4 feet away from the main unit. It can detect the wifi network with no issues, but rejects my password EVERY SINGLE TIME. I've even tried changing the network password to 1234 to make mistyping it literally *impossible* but each time the printer will tell me that the wifi password is not correct (spoiler alert: it is not). This is the ONLY network device I have bought in the past 10+ years that I've had trouble getting to connect to wifi, and it's supposed to be easier than ever these days.Okay fine- I'll connect it wired- like I said, the device is 5 feet away from the router so I'll just plug it in. Network detected, great! Now I'll just set up an IP reservation for this device so it always has the same local IP address.. nope, my router doesn't see it. Like it literally _does not show up_ in the list of clients, even though the printer says it's connected.So even though it's 2024 and I've bought a _wireless_ printer, I'm stuck with a ridiculously long USB cord and using windows printer sharing so everybody on my network can print. Absolute disappointment.

I almost didn't buy this printer. I owned a Canon imageCLASS LBP612CDW printer that worked flawlessly for nearly seven years. I considered having it serviced to repair the problem, but after waiting for two call backs from Canon customer service, including waiting on hold for over 47 minutes, I gave up. I weighed my options to replace the unit, and Amazon suggested that the Canon Color ImageCLASS LBP632CDW as a replacement.In looking at the size specifications, this new printer would not fit in the space my old printer had occupied. To make matters more confusing, the size specs for this new printer differed depending on where you looked on Amazon (see the photos). I resigned myself to moving the printer to another location, and ordered the printer. I unwrapped the printer this morning, and lo and behold, none of the sizes listed on Amazon are correct. The printer I have is actually closer to 16"D x 16.5"W x 10" H, which is great, as it fits where my old printer sat.I connected the printer (not wirelessly, as my previous one used a wired connection, so I just used the same cable that was plugged into the router), and printed a b&w duplex document from my MacBook Air without a problem. I also checked on my phone, and the printer appeared, so I suspect that printing from my iPhone should work as well..

I love this printer after using it for a couple of years. The printer starts up quickly and prints quickly producing clear, crisp prints in B&W or color. The cartridges snap in easily when changing is necessary. I am using the wireless connection method to my Wi-Fi network which connects to all my computers - two desktops and several laptops. The driver is easy to install and once installed provides for various telemetry and optional settings. I know I am not using all the sophisticated features of this printer, but the one I have used and like very much is the automatic double sided printing features which saves paper and negates the need to manually flip the paper over to print the odd or even sides. There was one occasion where the printer would not power up, but a quick search revealed that a hard reboot will fix the issue and it did. That error only occurred once and it was probably caused by my "dirty" power lines. Overall very happy with this printer.

Delivered today, but it will not log into the LAN says it can't find it after I put the password in. Googled it and found this is a common problem. I now have to wait for a cable that I purchased today. If your going to sell these knowing it has this problem, maybe include at least a cheap cable so people can use it.