CNET reviews the Lexmark E250dn and writes, “The Lexmark E250dn’s performance was a mixed bag. Its text prints were dismally slow, 11.15 pages per minute. The equivalently priced Samsung ML-2571N printed text at a much faster 16.71ppm. On the other hand, the E250d sped through graphics prints scoring a blazing 20.95ppm, besting all the competition […]
Trusted Reviews reviews Lexmark E352dn and concludes, “Lexmark publicity highlights a quiet mode for the printer, but even its own figures, showing 52dBA in normal mode and 48dBA when quiet, don’t indicate much of an improvement. We certainly couldn’t hear a lot of difference, though even in normal mode it’s never noisy. … The E352dn […]
PCMag reviews the Lexmark P350 and writes, “most of the P350’s photos show a slight case of differential gloss, with some areas reflecting light better than others. You can see this effect only from some angles, but at those angles it gives the photos an odd look. You also have to be careful about how […]
Trusted Reviews reviews the Lexmark X5470 and writes, “We used the high yield black and high yield tri-colour cartridge prices to determine the print cost and also found a particularly cheap source for Lexmark’s A4 glossy photo paper – Lexmark’s own supplies site, www.lexmarkonline.co.uk. This gave a five per cent black print cost of 4.01p […]
Trusted Reviews reviews the Lexmark X3480 and writes, “Lexmark has certainly improved on the original output quality from its three-colour ink technology. Without a separate black ink, the trick is to mix the other three to get a recognisable black. This machine does a fair job as long as you print in normal mode – […]
PCMag reviews the Lexmark X1270 and writes, “The X1270’s saving grace, though, was its graphics and photo quality, which were both far better. I did see some banding in graphics in default mode, as well as a tendency for thin lines to turn ragged or disappear altogether. Even so, if you pick your settings carefully, […]
PCMag reviews the Lexmark C500n and writes, “The C500n’s output is just what I expect to see from a color laser. The text quality was one small step below the best I’ve seen, making the printer good enough to handle any text you’re likely to print. The majority of fonts I printed were easily readable […]
Pocket-lint reviews the Lexmark X2470 and notes, “Simplicity of use sums up the X2470 nicely, it’s not an expensive device and if I’m being fussy, the print quality shows this. The Lexmark 1 ink cartridge uses just three inks, cyan, magenta and yellow, but the clever print technology does well enough producing adequate blacks. However, […]
PCMag reviews the Lexmark C920n and finds, “Output quality is good or better across the board, but problematic for text. On the good side, characters are extremely well formed, so in the right lighting, most of our test fonts were easily readable at 4 points, and only one highly stylized font needed as much as […]
PCMag reviews the Lexmark C522n and gives it an Editor’s Choice rating: “The HP Color Laserjet 2600n matched the C522n for text and photo quality, and at the high end of good, was just a bit better for graphics. Still, with nearly as good quality as the 2600n overall, far better speed, and a higher […]