Canon is a leader in professional business and consumer imaging equipment and information systems. By developing innovative, high-quality business solutions Canon makes it easy to create, manage, and share images and information better, faster, and more efficiently.
The Canon BU-20 Bluetooth Adapter uses Bluetooth wireless technology to print your photos. With this device you can quickly and easily send photos from your PDA, laptop, or PC to a Canon compact photo printer. With a maximum transmission speed of approximately 720 kbps, the handy BU-20 works quickly and efficiently so you can see your favorite prints almost as quickly as you can take them.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0
Waaaaay too slow:
The product was way too slow in transferring my iPhotos to the Canon printer. Sent it back immediately. Amazon was really great about the refund. No cost for mailing and a prompt credit to my credit card account.
Bluetooth, adapter for Canon All in One:
This product is useless. No range, slow and not able to facilitate printing for some reason, perhaps because there appears to be no cache. The connection is made and then print job stall and do not print. Could not connect 15 feet away.
2 out of 3 AIN'T GOOD!:
I just purchased the Canon BU-20 Bluetooth adapter to go with my Canon Pixma520 and Apple iMac ( which runs Leopard X 10.5) and am totally disappointed. I was trying to have as few wired connections as possible, which tempted me to buy this adapter in the first place. However, I CAN'T SCAN a single thing!!! I spent close to $50 on something that doesn't fully replace a standard $10 USB cable! I admit I'm a little new to "bluetooth" technology, but I had no idea you could "never" transmit scans over a... more info
Don't believe what you hear!:
First off, despite what you may have read, this adapter most definitely DOES work both ways! You can easily print and controll ALL functions of your printer AND you do get ink cart status readings! Anyone who says that they dont get ink readings is blaming the wrong thing. They need to blame themselves as they are no doubt using non-Canon or refurbished carts. New carts come with an attached microchip that reads the status. Most, but not all, refurbished carts do NOT have the chip and therefore do NOT have... more info
