Canon wireless printer recommendation

[chewyuk]

Due to moving home office about I now need an a4 canon printer but it needs to be wireless.
I may even look at a3 but has anyone got any experiences of wireless canon printers or any recommendations.

I will largely be using this for prints, hence my need to price up a3 as well.

Any help ?

Cheers
neil

 

[coldpenguin]

Sorry can't help on the printer side. However, I would offer the advice that if you cannot find the printer that you need, do not consider using the belkin wireless to USB print server adaptor.
I bought one of these, and found a bug in it. I contacted belkin about this, and they agreed that the bug existed (and knew about it), however, they had no plans for further development of their wireless systems, and thus would not provide any further support.
I am very dissapointed in their response, especially as the bug means that the adaptor is effectively useless, when used in conjunction with the belkin N1 wireless router I had. I basically bought both togteher to work. The bug means that I either need to use the adaptor wired (which isn't such a pain, as I have a lot of wired network, however I bought it for the wireless), or reboot the adaptor within 30 minutes of wanting to use it.
Unfortunately the store would not have taken the items back given the fault.

 

[admirable]

My mate has a Canon MP600R, single ink tanks, A4 and prints are a decent quality. If you Google it I'm sure you'll get all the spec. It has ethernet too.

 

[chewyuk]

Cheers. I've not heard great things about the wireless adapters either.
So I am looking at a new printer and move on the old one.

The mp600 has some good reviews and it's out of stock at amazon - is that a good thing?

 

[admirable]

Make sure it is the MP600R, the R is the wireless model.

It might have been replaced with a newer model :shrug: