Flash drive with J4680

Am I able to scan and save to a flash drive on a Office Jet J4680? If so, please tell me how to. I am just not able to figure this out

Hello confused,
Welcome to the HP Forums.
The printer does not have a flash driver port or card readers so to answer your question, No you can not save a scan to a flash drive on this printer.
If you are looking for a printer that has this option, I suggest you look into the Officejet 8600 series.
Thank you for your time.
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