Yes, the printer is capable of colour printing. It uses colour laser printing technology and offers a maximum print resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi for both colour and black and white prints. The reference to "black and white" in some specifications probably refers to monochrome printing, but the printer is designed to print in colour.

Yes, the device has an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can hold up to 50 sheets. This means you can feed and scan documents without having to lift the lid.

Yes, it is possible to scan to an SMB server. The printer supports the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol to save scanned documents in a shared folder. It can also scan to an FTP server, as FTP is also supported. However, WebDAV is not explicitly mentioned as a supported protocol.

Yes, the Canon MF655Cdw can print labels on sheets. The printer supports various media types, including labels and postcards. Here are some important details: - The printer can work with different types of paper, including labels and envelopes. - Supported paper sizes include custom sizes, which makes it possible to print labels in different sizes. - The printer's media handling includes a 50-sheet ADF and a manual sheet feeder, making it easy to print labels. However, it is important to use the correct settings in the printer and printing software to ensure that labels are printed correctly.

The Canon i-SENSYS MF655Cdw printer is compatible with Windows 11. Here are some important points that confirm this compatibility: - The printer supports various operating systems, including Windows 11. - However, there are reports of possible compatibility issues with Windows 11, especially after security updates or when using certain functions such as the "Scan to Folder" feature. However, these issues can often be resolved by installing the latest drivers and software or through specific configurations. It is therefore possible to use the printer with Windows 11, but it may require some additional steps to ensure that all functions work properly.

Yes, the Canon i-SENSYS MF655Cdw supports the copy function. Here are some details about the device's copying capabilities: - Copy speed: Up to 21 pages per minute (ppm) for single-sided copies and up to 12.7 images per minute (ipm) for A4 double-sided copies. - First copy: The time to first copy is approximately 13.4 seconds for colour copies and 11.4 seconds for black and white copies via the document feeder (ADF), and approximately 14.5 seconds for colour copies and 12.3 seconds for black and white copies via the platen. - Copy resolution: Up to 600 x 600 dpi. - Copy modes: Text/Photo/Map (standard and quality), Printed Image, Text and other special modes such as Frame Erase, Collate, 2 on 1, 4 on 1 and ID card copy. This information confirms that the device offers complete copying functions.

You are welcome to buy my Canon MF655Cdw for CHF 200. Top machine, two weeks old. Unfortunately it doesn't have a duplex scanner, which I really need.

I have also connected the printer to Ethernet at the moment and it works perfectly! WLAN and USB also work of course. I would also use USB for the installation, otherwise it can get complicated.

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