Only recently have our lives become easier thanks to wireless printing. Instead of being tied to a desk, your laptop, tablet, or mobile device can now request your Wireless Printer’s services—even from another room.
If you’re ready to go wireless, Toner Connect has the ins and outs of today’s most popular wireless printing options, including Google Cloud Print, ePrint, AirPrint, and iPrint, so you can choose the right Wireless Printer setup for your needs.
Wireless printing gives businesses and individuals flexibility, efficiency, and convenience. Below, we break down the most common wireless printing platforms and how they work.
A great choice for users who rely heavily on Google apps such as Chrome, Gmail, Drive, Docs, Slides, and Sheets, Google Cloud Print offers a secure and reliable way to print documents.
One standout feature of Google Cloud printing is privacy—documents are deleted immediately after printing is complete. It also works seamlessly with Chromebooks, and any web-connected device can send print jobs to a compatible Wireless Printer.
Introduced by HP, ePrint is available only on newer HP printer models, so it’s important to confirm compatibility before committing to this option.
ePrint allows users to print email attachments directly by sending them to the printer’s unique email address—no downloading required. This makes it an excellent choice for busy professionals using an HP Wireless Printer.
To get started, you’ll need an account on HP ePrintCenter. Each printer includes a unique activation code required during setup.
ePrint supports the following attachment formats:
MS Word
MS PowerPoint
MS Outlook documents
HTML files
Rich Text Format (RTF)
PDF (Adobe Acrobat)
Image files: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, TIFF
You’ll also need to download the HP ePrint app on your smartphone or tablet.
One of the most popular wireless printing options, AirPrint stands out for its simplicity. There’s no need to install drivers or pair devices—Apple handles everything automatically.
Most major printer brands support AirPrint, so you don’t need to buy directly from Apple to enjoy this Wireless Printer feature.
Important note: AirPrint only works with Apple devices, including Macs, iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch models.
Ensure your Apple device and Wireless Printer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network
Stay within reasonable range of the printer
Tap the Share icon and select Print
Choose your printer and send the job
As long as the printer is on, printing begins immediately.
Despite the name, iPrint is developed by Epson and works with both Apple and Android devices. This app is designed specifically for Epson printers, so compatibility is key when selecting a Wireless Printer.
With Epson iPrint, users can:
Print multiple photos
Print web pages
Access cloud storage to print documents or images
Scan and email files
As long as your device and Epson Wireless Printer are on the same Wi-Fi network—and the app is installed—you’re ready to go.
This option is ideal for users who prefer Epson printers, but always confirm iPrint capability on the specific model you’re considering.
With so many wireless printing options and printer models available, choosing the right Wireless Printer can feel overwhelming. The best choice ultimately depends on your devices, workflow, and printing volume.
Just like our buyback program, wireless printing is hassle-free, efficient, and rewarding—saving you both time and energy.
Whether you choose AirPrint, iPrint, ePrint, or Google Cloud Print, use this guide to ensure your Wireless Printer setup meets your needs and keeps your business moving.
