Trusted Reviews reviews the Kyocera FS-1030D and finds, “The quality of all these prints is good. Emboldened text comes out dense and black, while normal text, even in quite small sizes, is clear and finely printed, with no sign of toner spatter. Business graphics, such as organisation chart symbols, come out cleanly, with only slight […]
PCMag reviews the Ricoh Aficio G7500, an inkjet printer capable of printing tabloid size, and finds: “The G7500’s text quality was very good, with several of our test fonts easily readable at four points and only two highly stylized fonts needing to be as large as six. That’s comparable to a laser printer’s output, which […]
Trusted Reviews reviews the TallyGenicom 9022 printer and notes, “Calculating the consumable costs using the cheapest source of toner cartridge we could find, gives 2.23p per page, which is not that cheap compared with its main competitors and around 30 per cent more than the Samsung price (1.69p per page). You could reduce the running […]
PCMag reviews the Xerox Phaser 7400N and notes, “The main problem holding the score down was a slight misregistration of colors, meaning that the different ink colors didn’t line up perfectly with each other. For example, some lines printed on a background color were offset slightly, so there was a white gap between one edge […]
Trusted Reviews reviews the OKI C5250n, and isn’t too thrilled with the printer: “Print speeds are closer to 10ppm and 3ppm, for black and colour pages, respectively, than OKI’s quoted 24ppm and 16ppm. The colour speed, in particular, looks very wishful. What’s more of a concern, though, is the warm-up time. If the C2520n has […]
PCMag reviews the Xerox Phaser 7700DN, and writes, “Just as important, output quality is excellent. Color laser printers generally produce better-looking output than LED printers, and the 7700DN maintains that distinction. Text and lines in graphics are crisp and well formed, color text in graphics stands out well against a color background, and photos printed […]
Trusted Reviews reviews the Xerox Phaser 6120 Colour Laser and concludes, “The Phaser 6120 is worth considering for its colour quality alone. While it has a couple of minor flaws, such as the lack of a special media tray and a backlight for its LCD display, it produces quality colour graphics, and makes a much […]
The Globe and Mail reviews the Xerox Phaser 6350 and writes, “As for being a workhorse, the Phaser 6350 can spit out 36 pagers per minute in colour, and an impressive monthly duty cycle of 120,000 pages. The first page comes out in about 12 seconds, but that’s based on the printer being warmed up. […]
PCWorld reviews the Dell 3000cn and writes, “The 3000cn should be economical to run. The estimated cost of 1.5 cents per monochrome page is the least expensive among the printers on our chart. Though the starter cartridges are rated to last only 2000 pages for black and 1000 pages for color, Dell sells a 4000-page […]
PCMag reviews the Xerox Phaser 8400 and writes, “To say that the 8400DP is an impressive performer is an understatement. Compared with the low-cost laser and LED printers we look at in an upcoming issue, the 8400DP has hardly any competition. It leaves the four-pass lasers in the dust and beats the single-pass Oki C5100n […]