LK300EW Wireless USB Device Server, 3-Port USB2.0 Sharing

Very impressed. I bought this to get two specialized printers in a small retail store off the failing USB port of the laptop they we connected to. After some good support from the manufacturers things are great. I have a label printer and a receipt printer working directly from regular windows printing services with zero issues.

I recently remodeled my home office and needed to move my [ancient] EPSON V500 Flatbed Scanner away from my computer. I didn't want to run a long USB cable around the room, so I looked online to see if there was such a thing as a USB to Wireless adapter. When I found this device (LK300EW) on Amazon, thought I'd give it a try. Hardware setup was trivial, but the Wifi setup was tricky. I tried following the printed instructions using my phone, but ran into problems because the instructions didn't match reality. I eventually got it connected to my network, but I would suggest downloading the online User Guide and ignoring the printed instructions. My Wifi router has multiple bands (2.4GHz and 5GHz) but the setup app didn't identify them separately. I had to find the 2.4GHz SSID by trial and error. I then downloaded the Virtual USB app to my Windows 11 PC and was quickly able to connect to my scanner. I scanned some test pages and everything worked exactly like it did using the EPSON Scan app with the direct USB connection. I would recommend this device for anyone with a similar situation and a bit of Wifi networking experience. Added Bonus: I can now share my scanner with other computers on my network! Note: My scanner has USB V2.0. I don't know if newer USB versions will work.

I connected the product was able to get it working. I have serious security concerns regarding the product. Why is a USB print server connecting to Alibaba Cloud LLC service. Why is there a license scheme being used. There is no mention anywhere in the description or their website that this unit connects to the cloud for license authorization. It is also making DNS and NTP connections. Very dangerous in my opinion. Sending back.

Once you get it working, which may require a call to tech support, it works amazingly well for printers, have not tried it with a scanner. One pearl is to remember to set your wifi router to the 2.4ghz band during initial setup or you may not even get there. For WIndows download the app on the website, the method in the printed instructions probably won't work. Unfortunately if I want to connect my macOS devices I apparently have to start over . . .

Works exactly as intended even worked with my dymo 450 printer we're having sharing issues on our Windows Network because all of our users name and passwords at the store where the same and this broke something within Windows unfortunately. So I bought this and I was still able to share with all the computers on our Network instead of trying to share from the computer it was plugged into we just plugged the two printers into this device and it worked great.

I have a print server already but this device claims to also allow sharing of devices such as webcams and scanners. So far it's only print server. I have yet to get anything else to function. The computers on the network can see the devices attached to this device, however, that's where it ends. I've asked for support from Xiiaozet but haven't received a respnse yet. Updates will be made here if/when issue is addressed. :: UPDATE :: Xiiaozet support contacted me and informed me that this device will NOT provide “other” usb support for a Mac including such items as webcams.

This thing is great. It hooks up everything listed below in fact I can't find a USB device here in the shop that it won't hook up to. HP tuner interface, USB keyboard, USB touch pad, memory sticks, USB hard drives. I never leave reviews so this thing must be good.

Works for me. I run 3 3d printers from the same software After I send to one I select a different port and send another.

Für mich war interessant, dass es zu diesem Gerät auch eine Linux Software gab. So kann man z.B. einen Scanner (oder Drucker über USB) in einem anderen Raum z.B. von einem Laptop aus ansteuern .Das funktioniert gut. Leichte Installation. (Der Scanner benötigt dann natürlich auch eine Linux Software, ganz klar.)