Anyone have a Chromebook?

I’m looking for a wireless printer that works with Google Cloud Print for my Samsung Chromebook Plus.

What I’m looking for:

-Small Laser. NO INKJETS.
-B&W is fine, color is better
-Not really needing scanning or anything fancy
-preferably under $200

It’s going to not get used a whole lot and I’ve been done with inkjet printers for years.

Thanks!

Me too, can't wait for some answers.

We have an Epson XP830 inkjet that works with my wifes chromebook. Perhaps they have a similar version that is laser?

Heres what i got older model but works with the wifes apple stuff and my android and chromebook.

https://www.amazon.com/Canon-M...atible/dp/B00RN08584

I believe you want the side of the box to have airprint, google cloud printing. And 1 other thing.

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Originally posted by adobesig:
Me too, can't wait for some answers.

I found this one from Brother that looks and sounds decent with good reviews.

Just a basic home B&W laser but it’s Google Cloud Print compatible and $109.99 with free shipping right from Brother:


http://m.brother-usa.com/print...1/hll2350dw/overview

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Originally posted by PASig:

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Originally posted by adobesig:
Me too, can't wait for some answers.

I found this one from Brother that looks and sounds decent with good reviews.

Just a basic home B&W laser but it’s Google Cloud Print compatible and $109.99 with free shipping right from Brother:

http://m.brother-usa.com/print...1/hll2350dw/overview

I have that model. I don't know about its operation with a ChromeBook, but it works flawlessly with Mac OS and Windows. I have found Brother's software / print drivers to be the most trouble-free of any that I have tried.

My experience over the past ten or fifteen years has been that any time I bought a printer other than a Brother, I have regretted it.

The only negative that I can come up with for this particular model is that the single sheet feeder, which is used for single sheets (surprise!) and for things like checks and envelopes, is not as easy to use as in other Brother printers that I have owned. It seems to be in an awkward place, the side guides are not easy to adjust, and I frequently get "tilted" printing. That might be the printer's fault, or it might be mine: with my Guillain Barré, my hands are not as nimble as they once were.