Ratings – 3.9 stars and fairly good reviews. Use your local wireless network to connect your Android device to your Brother printer or All-in-one. Photos, PDF, webpages, documents and scan to your Android device. Available here.īrother iPrint&Scan – Free. Wireless or Wired network connection required but supports Shared Printers connected with PC via USB. The application also enables scanning documents to your mobile device directly. Photos, documents, PDF and web pages directly from your Android phone and tablet. Ratings – 2.4 stars and very poor reviews, only supports a limited range of printers. Documents and photos from your mobile device on supported wireless Lexmark printers and multifunction devices. Mobile printing of most digital content (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, photos, PDF and text files). Wirelessly print most digital content to most HP printers including OfficeJet, LaserJet, DesignJet, Photosmart, DeskJet and Envy. Ratings – 3.8 stars and very mixed reviews, mostly people complaining it doesn’t work. Does photos and documents, scans from your Android tablet or phone on a compatible PIXMA, MAXIFY or SELPHY multifunction printer via a local wireless network. You can also scan and save your files or send them in an e-mail. Access and print your files from Box, Dropbox, Evernote and Google Drive. Note: each app may support only a limited range of printers – check the download page to see if yours is supported.Įpson iPrint – Free. You may be able to print directly from your Android tablet or phone to a wireless printer by using an app from your manufacturer – most provide free apps to enable printing and/or scanning although the functionality and ease of use varies considerably from near perfect to almost worthless… There are several ways to do it in Android devices: Print From Android Using The Manufacturer’s App It is still more difficult to print from an Android tablet or phone than from even the cheapest PC or laptop – not all printing options may be available and a lot depends on which printer you have, but it is possible to print directly. It is possible to print directly from an Android tablet or phone to a wireless printer but there are some drawbacks.īefore Android tablets (or phones) can be considered as a PC/laptop replacement, rather than just an additional device, they must be able to perform the basic tasks that traditional computers excel in – and that includes printing.
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