Xerox Wireless Connectivity Kit

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

Honestly, this looks like one of those “it’ll probably work, but don’t expect miracles” printer add-ons. At £67.78 ex-VAT, you’re paying for convenience more than raw capability, and the risk is compatibility: you’ll want to be very sure it’s meant for your specific Xerox printer model and region/firmware environment. If you’ve got an older office printer that’s otherwise fine but stuck on USB or needs a quick Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth-style upgrade for a small workflow, this kit can be a cost-effective way to avoid replacing the printer.

Who should buy it? Small offices or workgroups that want an easy connectivity fix and don’t want to get embroiled in network setup headaches—especially where the printer is used by a handful of users and you just need it “to show up” reliably. Who should avoid it? If you’re sensitive to ongoing admin effort, have a security-hardened network (VLANs, locked-down Wi‑Fi, strict device controls), or your printer is already on the way out—then you may be better off looking at a modern printer with native connectivity rather than spending similar money on a kit that might still limit features or cause setup friction.