 |   Format : CD Publisher : Lexmark Company : Lexmark List Price: Our Price: $529.45 You Save: $219.55 (30%) |
Features
- Borderless Printing - No
- Catalog Publishing Type - Printers-Laser/Solid Ink
- Compliance, Standards - ENERGY STAR Qualified
- Connector/Port/Interface - Ethernet, PictBridge, USB, Wi-Fi
- Depth - 15.70 in
Product Description
Brighten up your business documents with affordable, "fully-loaded" color printing for small and medium workgroups. Enjoy consistent, high-quality output with professional Pantone calibration and true 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution. Convenient color-control tools help you keep printing costs low. Built-in networking provides easy printer access across an office or workgroup. Eco-conscious printer features include reduced-power Eco-Mode and Quiet Mode. Sleek, innovative design offers a tiny footprint and low profile for easy, desktop-friendly placement. Global Product Type: Printers-Laser; Printer Type: Laser; Maximum Print Speed (Black): 25.0 ppm; Network Ready: Yes.SimilarProduct
Customer reviews
Not as fast as other models 
by .. Chris D. Yue (Maple Grove, MN)
This unit replaced my Ricoh 3500 Color Laser. While the Lexmark has print advantages, its a slower machine print wise in:
Energy Save Mode - To first print job it makes a low buzzing noise when it is warming up. I miss the instant spool up of the Ricoh.
Duplex Mode it feeds the paper out and then pulls it back in, a rather inefficient and slower duplexing system and to an impatient person you may pull the copy from the feeder causing a misprint.
What it lacks in mechanical speed, I feel it makes up in print quality, so its a fair compromise for the price range.
Disaster 
by .. Todd Green ()
While advertised as being compatible with the Macintosh operating system, the installation manual's instructions for getting the wireless system working do not work. I needed to use Lexmark's live chat (and allow them to wire in to my computer) to get it working using a completely different installation procedure. Then within a few weeks, the wireless network card began having problems and I needed to resort to live chat again. The technician told me there was NO way to install the printer on a Mac, even though I'd already done it. Almost three hours later, while trying to access a menu on the printer that apparently does not actually exist, the printer started printing from the queue on its own. The technician declared the printer fixed. Within an hour, it stopped working again. The error code clearly says the network card has an unrecoverable error and needs to be replaced, but Lexmark keeps sending me new things to try to get it working. So now I can only use my wireless printer when it is connected by USB cable.
On the positive side, print quality is excellent. Speed is good unless there are graphics, in which case it is very slow.
If the wireless card wasn't broken and/or if the technical support people could actually fix the problem, I'd probably rate the printer four stars.