Will this print from an IPad? null

No, this one is not wireless. But there is a wireless equivalent.

This model is not wireless or AirPrint compatible so it can not print from an iPad unless you connect it to a Mac/PC via a USB cable along with a software bridge. This will turn this printer into a wireless [AirPrint compatible] printer to all wireless devices on your network. There are several inexpensive Mac and PC solutions that provide this functionality. I use handyPrint [$5] for my Mac to enable AirPrint functionality so my iPad prints to my Brother [Non-wireless] laser printer. It works perfectly with all my Apple devices. There are several Windows solutions too although I have not tested these but assume they work just as well. O'Print [$19.80] is a popular solution for Windows XP (sp3) or newer PC's. If you do some research, you'll find that there are free solutions out there for newer Windows 10 PC's but require a little more knowledge to set up.

This model is not wireless or AirPrint compatible so it can not print from an iPad unless you connect it to a Mac/PC via a USB cable along with a software bridge. This will turn this printer into a wireless [AirPrint compatible] printer to all wireless devices on your network. There are several inexpensive Mac and PC solutions that provide this functionality. I use handyPrint [$5] for my Mac to enable AirPrint functionality so my iPad prints to my Brother [Non-wireless] laser printer. It works perfectly with all my Apple devices. There are several Windows solutions too although I have not tested these but assume they work just as well. O'Print [$19.80] is a popular solution for Windows XP (sp3) or newer PC's. If you do some research you'll find that there are free solutions out there for newer Windows 10 PC's but require a little more knowledge to set up.

I don't have an iPad. I have two Samsung tablets. It will not print from those. I also have two HP laptops and a Toshiba laptop that it WILL print from.

No, this printer is not compatible.

No it won't. It's made for simple high speed high quantity printing. Better off with googling iPad compatible printers.

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No, this one is not wireless. But there is a wireless equivalent.
Answered by jzemej 9 years ago
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This model is not wireless or AirPrint compatible so it can not print from an iPad unless you connect it to a Mac/PC via a USB cable along with a software bridge. This will turn this printer into a wireless [AirPrint compatible] printer to all wireless devices on your network. There are several inexpensive Mac and PC solutions that provide this functionality. I use handyPrint [$5] for my Mac to enable AirPrint functionality so my iPad prints to my Brother [Non-wireless] laser printer. It works perfectly with all my Apple devices. There are several Windows solutions too although I have not tested these but assume they work just as well. O'Print [$19.80] is a popular solution for Windows XP (sp3) or newer PC's. If you do some research, you'll find that there are free solutions out there for newer Windows 10 PC's but require a little more knowledge to set up.
Answered by modingo 7 years ago
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This model is not wireless or AirPrint compatible so it can not print from an iPad unless you connect it to a Mac/PC via a USB cable along with a software bridge. This will turn this printer into a wireless [AirPrint compatible] printer to all wireless devices on your network. There are several inexpensive Mac and PC solutions that provide this functionality. I use handyPrint [$5] for my Mac to enable AirPrint functionality so my iPad prints to my Brother [Non-wireless] laser printer. It works perfectly with all my Apple devices. There are several Windows solutions too although I have not tested these but assume they work just as well. O'Print [$19.80] is a popular solution for Windows XP (sp3) or newer PC's. If you do some research you'll find that there are free solutions out there for newer Windows 10 PC's but require a little more knowledge to set up.
Answered by modingo 7 years ago
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I don't have an iPad. I have two Samsung tablets. It will not print from those. I also have two HP laptops and a Toshiba laptop that it WILL print from.
Answered by KellieW 9 years ago
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No, this printer is not compatible.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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No it won't. It's made for simple high speed high quantity printing. Better off with googling iPad compatible printers.
Answered by Jorg4e 9 years ago
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