The Belkin wireless printer server does what it is supposed to do. The installtion was a snap, and kept the three minute installation promise on the box. After the installation, the printers work just as if they were connected to the computer by USB. The performance was top notch. The time required to print with wired and wireless connections was nearly the same. No one is going to mind an additional second when printing a very big file.
There are a few negatives to the print server. The first really isn’t a big deal to most people, but it can’t be used as a wired and wireless print server at the same time. The biggest flaw with this product is that it has a compatibility list, which is outdated, and there are many printers which which this product won’t work.
Thank you for reading the review of Belkin’s wireless print server. If you have any questions, please feel free to drop by the forums.
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