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Style: Printer
Features
- Wireless, Monochrome Laser Printer.
- Print up to 26ppm.
- Space-saving, compact design fits almost anywhere in your workspace.
- Print up to 8.5" x 14".
- 250-sheet maximum paper capacity.
- Print from your compatible mobile device.
- Paper size: 8.5 inch x 14.
- 1 year standard warranty.
Description
Compact laser printer delivers professional quality output at blazing fast speeds with an impressive range of features including automatic 2‐sided printing and wireless connectivity. Refer to the user guide for troubleshooting steps.
Brand: Canon
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, USB
Printing Technology: Laser
Special Feature: Auto-Duplex
Color: LBP623Cdw
Model Name: iC LBP623Cdw
Printer Output: Monochrome
Maximum Print Speed (Color): 1 pages_per_minute
Max Printspeed Monochrome: 26 pages_per_minute
Item Weight: 15.4 pounds
Printer Type: Laser
Other Special Features of the Product: Auto-Duplex
Printer Output Type: Monochrome
Item Weight: 15.4 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.5"D x 14.9"W x 9.6"H
Controller Type: Android
Print media: Paper (plain)
Scanner Type: Sheetfed
Maximum Copy Speed Black and White: 26 pages_per_minute
Compatible Devices: Laptops, PC
Warranty Type: full warranty
EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 1 years
Ink Color: Black
Additional Printer Functions: Print Only
Control Method: App
Number of Trays: 1
Display Type: AMOLED
Resolution: 600 x 600
Maximum Media Size: 8.5 x 14 inch
Maximum Sheet Capacity: 250
Paper Size: 8.5 inch x 14
Output sheet capacity: 250
Printer Connectivity Type: Ethernet, USB
Hardware Interface: USB 2.0
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 1
Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White: 600 dpi
Brand: Canon
Model Name: iC LBP623Cdw
Model Number: LBP6230dw
Built-In Media: Canon imageCLASS LBP6230dw Wireless Laser Printer
Model Series: imageCLASS
Specific Uses For Product: Office
UPC: 013803237702
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
Item Type Name: Laser printer.
Manufacturer: Canon USA (Lasers)
Warranty Description: 1‐year exchange/carry‐in
Color Pages per Minute: 1 pages_per_minute
B&W Pages per Minute: 26 pages_per_minute
Color: LBP623Cdw
Color Depth: 1 bits_per_pixel
Maximum Print Resolution Black and White: 600 dots_per_inch
Power Consumption: 2 watts
Wattage: 400 watts
Duplex: Automatic
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Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
Holy cannoli, Batman! I've only had inkjet printers. OK there was a dot matrix Canon in college, but that's dating me to a point that nobody will get...so. I needed a printer. Covid screwed the supply and jacked up prices, so it wasn't an easy time. I finally found this model, and hesitated. It doesn't scan or do photos, and it doesn't do color. But the majority of the time, I don't need the extra features. It prints so frickin fast that I kinda have a thrill every time I use it. My friend has the same model and said it goes forever on a cartridge. The quality of the print is just fine, and I've never needed to try out anything other than basic text so far. My only issue with this model was it not connecting to my wifi network. I have issues with network all the time here, so I can't blame the printer. Or maybe I can, but I am not bothering with a long investigation. It works just fine with the included cable, and I had a free port on the desktop for it. I don't need it plugged in all the time, and even when I turn it on after a few weeks of not using it, it still acts the same as when I have had it plugged in. It's reliable and fast, and I prefer the shallower profile for my space needs. My previous printer was an all-in-one HP from about 2014. That thing took up too much space. We found a printer for the house AFTER I bought this Canon--another Canon that does the scanning and color photos, so we have options here if we need. For 90% of the household needs, a fast b&w printout is perfect. I can fold up the paper access area so the cat doesn't try and pull out the paper in the tray, so that feature is pretty helpful. I'll get a cover eventually too. I'm not sorry that supply and demand made me buy this model. It wasn't what I set out to get, but it makes me happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
Where to start!?! I was super excited to get this printer. I never had a laser printer before because I always found them to be too big. Huge actually. I mean. I find this one big. Lol Which I know... compared to other laser printers this one is tiny! So yeah I was excited to see there were smaller laser ones available. I chose to go with Canon because my inkjet is Canin and I’ve had it for YEARS! It was the cheapest wireless one I found at the time (47bucks) and the one time I had issues with it (my computers fault) customer support was very helpful. So for me the brand is good! The printer arrived today so this is all about my first impression. TOOK ME ALL DARN DAY TO INSTALL IT! Seriously. All day. It was a pain in my tushie, I’ll tell ya! And of course support is only available from Monday to Friday... which meant I wouldn’t be able to call until Friday. I was very mad so I googled everything. All combinations of issues that I was having I googled. My laptop doesn’t have a cd drive (do not recommend. It’s very annoying in situations like this) so I had to download the driver from the canon website. I downloaded it 12 times and nothing happened. I was cursing canon with all my heart and soul. After hours of trying everything you can imagine I realized.... it was all my computer’s fault and the settings that keep changing on me (so done with PC and movit by to a Mac as soon as I can afford it) Anyways. After I realized that the problem was with my stupid computer it was easier to just find the files that were just installed (12 times), connected the printer to my WiFi and took less than 5 minutes to install everything. (Darn you stupid pc) I just printed my first 20 pages and I was like WHAAAAAT! Prints so so so so fast. My only complain tho is that all the printed pages came out from the printer so fast they just flew to the floor. Also I don’t think the toner that comes with it, the STARTER toner, is that good. Or maybe it’s been on the warehouse for a while. The first printed pages didn’t look so good. A couple came out very light in color. But you can see that the last ones were much better. I won’t actually review the print quality until I get a regular toner to compare. So far I am pretty pleased!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018 by Doodles21
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
Hi, I'm a Mac. And my husband's a PC. And we both use this printer wirelessly. This may not sound like a big achievement, but we have a Canon wireless inkjet printer as well that my husband could never get to work with his laptop wirelessly, but we both got this one set up with our laptops and can both print from it without a wired connection. In fact, I haven't even tried printing wired, because why would I? The downside is that it took each of us about an hour to get the printer configured with our systems. I ended up having to use the included CD Rom AND also to download a driver from the Canon website. My husband was eventually able to directly download all the software he needed, which is good because his laptop doesn't have a CD drive and we haven't purchased an external one yet. While our other Canon printer works with AirPrint from iPhone and iPad, this printer doesn't. You will need an app called Canon Print. However, it hasn't been that much more of a hassle to print from that app; you just have to share your document with the app first before printing, which you can do from the same menu that you would normally select AirPrint on. However, I do wish that the Canon Print app (and AirPrint, to be honest) had a few more settings that you could change, the main one being the setting for heavy paper. I sell some things online, so I need to print shipping labels. I noticed that the toner flaked off my labels when I printed them on this printer. I looked online to see if there were any fixes, and I found that you can set the paper to heavy, which increases the heat and sticks the toner better to thicker paper such as label paper. But, I can't do this from the Canon Print app, only from my laptop. I guess that is more of a comment about the app than the printer itself, though. The printer is pretty quick and automatically prints double-sided unless you turn off double-sided printing. That's convenient for saving paper. The print quality is good, and use is pretty straightforward after the initial setup. It was also a great price, so I recommend it for the quality and convenience.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2017 by AD28
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
I trusted my instincts that cosnumer reprots would give me a more valid review than some of the individuals here. I was right. This printer works extremely well and the wireless setup couldn't have been easier. I had it out of the box and operating in well under an hour. There will undoubtedly be some fine tuning after further perusing of the manual and menus, but the printer is already working well. CONS: (1) One caveat I'll mention is that unless I missed something in the sleep mode documentation, that indeed doesn't function properly/practically on a wireless setup. The simple and effective solution to that is to turn it off and activate the automatic shutoff feature instead. For my needs, voila! (2) I don't have need to print from mobile devices, so the apparent snafu of Canon not being on board with Air Print will not be a problem. If and when I do need that, it well could become one, however. I agree with one reviewer who said that Canon's reportedly not so good proprietary solution is possibly indicative of shortsightedness or corporate arrogance--and maybe some of both. PROS: I am most pleased with many things about this printer, including the following: (1) Decent "Start printing" response time. It's slower than one might expect, but consider how slow an inkjet prints in general. (2) Nice print resolution, even in draft mode (3) Large amount of paper that can be loaded at once (4) Compact size of the unit (5) Pleasingly aesthetics of the unit placed on top of a home desk (6) Again, amazing ease of set-up. (7) Thoughtful "green" out-of-the-box defaults Yes, I do like the double-sided print default and will definitely keep it since I'm a quasi-tree hugger anyway. Not sure why that is such a problem for people. If they don't like it, all that is required is a simple change of the default setting that I found in a flash to try it out. I never thought of myself as technically oriented, but compared to the problems some in these reviews have expressed in getting this printer up and running, maybe I sell myself short. I only hope a laser printer lives up to its promise to be tons cheaper to operate than my former inkjet printer was. It too was a Canon and worked very well for over a decade, but the cost of the ink cartridges is beyond absurd.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2016 by Owen Knowles
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
Save yourself the misery and do not get a Canon printer. I should've known better because I recently had to setup my mother's more expensive Canon printer and that was a nightmare. Ended up having to buy a special cable that doesn't come with the printer and the instructions are so horrible that it took hours to figure out what the issue was. But anyways on to this monstrosity. 1. Installation was a nightmare. I wasted hours of my life that I will never get back. The instructions for set up are just pictures. I was trying to set up via usb and windows just wouldn't recognize the printer. My PC is not bluetooth enabled so I didn't have any other options for installation. Watched youtube videos, spoke to customer service and just kept getting errors. Eventually was able to get it to print after countless times of trying & retrying the same thing. 2. Wireless printing would not work for any of my Apple devices. Had to download the Canon business app and then go to the website through the app just to print a page. Not convenient and just a waste of time. I have a HP inkjet that I can easily print things from wireless devices. 3. So every other printer I have ever had has an icon for windows on the desktop. Not this one. There is no way for me to check the life of my toner, do maintenance, or anything. I called customer support. They had me push a button on the printer that printed a test page that was supposed to have the Toner info on it but it did not. 4. Whenever I just try to do a normal print I get errors at least twice and then on the third try it will go through and then print 3 times. 5. The print quality is sad. I had a brother before this and the print was much darker and crisp. In conclusion, I strongly urge you to not buy this printer unless it is chaos that you crave. I'm returning it and going back to Brother. The price really was too good to be true.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023 by Rachel Gamiere
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
TL;DR: Requires a bit of setup but works great, I’m shocked at the value. This is probably best budget but feature packed laser printer you can get right now (wireless laser printer with auto duplex printing). This printer cost about $80--in contrast to the Brother HL-L2370 printer which has the same feature set but is double the cost at $160 (though that one has Airprint so you'd probably have an easier time setting up). The Brother HL-L2320D at $120 only has auto duplexing (no wireless connectivity) and the Brother HL-L2305 at $120 has wifi connectivity but no auto duplexing. Note that for the initial wireless setup, you will need to use the included USB A cable (yes, you need to plug it into a computer that can use the tool--Windows or Mac), so if you only have a laptop with only USB C ports, you’ll need an adapter (female USB A to male USB C)! From a high level: - You need to connect the printer via USB A to a computer that can run the wireless configuration tool - Run the wireless configuration tool with your computer and use the tool to connect your printer wirelessly to your router - Unplug the USB A cable connecting your computer to the printer - Install the printer drivers, and configure your computer to connect to your printer wirelessly If you've been frustrated with the setup for this printer, I don't blame you--the setup is comically bad. To setup wireless printing you first need to connect your printer to power—but before that, make sure you remove ALL the bits on the inside. There’s a styrofoam piece and several orange plastic bits. Pulling out one of the small orange plastic bits on the toner cartridge will also pull out a long plastic sticker (I’m assuming for sealing the toner). Note that these instructions for are the Mac setup, I'd imagine the Windows setup will be easier. Once its ready to go and powered on, go navigate to the canon website and look up Canon LBP6230dw: - Click the 'Support' button - Click 'Software & Drivers' - Select your OS (I have Ventura which is v13) - Download MF/LBP Network Setup Tool Ver.2.33 (OS X 10.9.5 - macOS 13.3.1) - Plugin in the USB cable from the printer to your device - Run the tool, follow the instructions - Select "Wireless LAN Connection" - Select "Yes, I want to configure network settings" - Select "Easy setup" - Select "My wireless LAN access point doesn't have a WPS button". (Even if your router *does* have WPS functionality, you should turn that off because its junk and a security risk :P) - It will have instructions to plugin the cable, read them if needed but this should be straight forward or already done - Click continue, it should return a list of wireless networks; including your own. If it is hanging (stuck) on a loading animation, right click the printer icon on your bottom dock and click quit and the list should show up if its stuck--(this did the trick for me, I don't know why). - Select your wireless network, type in the WiFi password and continue - It will try to connect and when it does, the prompt will update and a blue light will shine on your printer - If you have a smart router such as an EERO like myself, you will get an alert saying a new device "AzureWave Technology" connected to your router. This is important--use the EERO app on your phone to get the IP Address of your printer since we will use this to connect to it. I also renamed the device to Canon Printer for sanity purposes. - If you don't have a smart router, navigate to your router gateway page and determine the IP Address (the host name should start with Canon). I can't provide specific instructions about this because each router is different. Next step, install the printer drivers on your computer - Use the same page you used to install the wireless configuration tool - UFRII LT Printer Driver Ver.1.5.11 (macOS 10.12.6 - macOS 13.3.1) - Run and follow instructions of the installer After installing the drivers: - Open System Settings - Scroll on the left side menu to 'Printers & Scanners' - Select Add Printer, Scanner blahblah - If you see a 'Canon LBP6230dw' with kind 'Bonjour', you're in luck, you can select that, hit "Add" and you're good to go--no other work needed. - If not, its okay, select the 'Globe' icon up top of the add printer menu - In the Address Box: Add your IP Address of your printer (discussed in earlier instructions) - In the Protocol Box: Select Line Printer Daemon - LPD (this is the only option that works with Mac--I tried them all for you) - In the Queue box: this is just the name of your print queue; I just called mine "Canon Laser Printer" - In the Name box: this is the name of your printer; I just called mine "Canon Laser Printer"--this is the name you see in a printer list - Location: Just for your info (mine's on the top of my dresser). - Use: these are the drivers used with the printer, select 'Canon LBP6230/6240' - Select 'Add' and you should be good to go If it doesn't work: - Either the IP address provided is incorrect - Printer and computer aren't on the same network - Didn't install the drivers. Big props to Cannon for updating the drivers in 2023--I saw some reviews from 2015!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by SPYKER
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
I’m revising my earlier 1-star review to reflect the results of the e-mail support from Canin that made it possible for me to use this printer. The instructions I received walked me through deleting and re-installing the printer from my computer’s preferences. The instructions were only mildly technical, but very thorough and complete. Following this, the printer seems to be working just fine. Print quality and speed are completely within my expectations. I’ve only upgraded this to three stars simply because this should not have been necessary in the first place. An intelligible product manual included in the product packaging would have possibly eased a lot of frustration, anger, and muttering (my wife took objection to my loud profanity!). Thank you, Kendra and John in product support! User manual in packaging is useless. In order to use on a Mac, it is necessary to search online for the proper driver, and they don’t even give you the proper link! You have to go to the main product page, choose printers, input your model number, and THEN download and install the driver. If you need to hook your printer up to your home wireless network, don’t even try to follow the user manual (that you have to download, only to discover that it’s nearly incomprehensible!). Go directly to the means of last resort and call customer support to get walked through the process. After getting the printer to work on my network, I tried to print a document that I needed quickly. I’m afraid I let profane words slip from my mouth when I found that the print was condensed to the top of the page like a fax cover sheet. I wound up taking it to another printer. I tried emailing for tech support and received a very quick reply, “We’ll contact you in 8 to 12 hours.” I foresee another phone call in the very near future. All in all, it seems like it's going to be a pretty good printer that had a very attractive purchase price. If it survives long enough to convince me to not throw it out a window, it might work out ok. The parts that work are pretty nice and I like the wireless connectivity and the duplex ability. Still, I think it’d be nice to be able to read what I print.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2017 by Mary M
Style: LBP623Cdw (Old Model)
This printer deserves this review but not anymore than this review. This printer was very difficult for Canon to lock you into their eco-system of refills. Thus I run cartridges sold outside of Canon's sphere of influence. WORK GREAT. However I must say the original cartridges for this printer are TOP QUALITY. The other cartridges do produce satisfactorily. Paper jams, I haven't experienced one yet. Value for money one of the only or few real fair value printers they sell. Quality is as I say. Again the value for money is there. Printers are designed to be thrown away or require maintenance to hide fees. Laser Printers are the most difficult to do this with. Especially this one. I used to repair laser printers back in the late 80's. I don't do video or photo reviews unless the product is provided for free or I am paid. My reviews will be BRUTAL if the product fails my QA irregardless of payment. I resent most printer manufacturers so for me to come out with this review on this particular printer should say something. Why do I resent them. Their designs are to make them disposable in less than 2 to 3 years or charge extreme maintenance fees. Technology has moved passed that but their GREED MAINTAINS THEIR STATUS QUO.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Christopher Dean