Lexmark C534N Laser Printer

Great speed but slow to start up. Color printing is nice but not anywhere near photo quality. But good enough to serve my needs I use it for home and for printing my papers for children’s church. But get ready to looser wallet and then some. Cost an arm and leg for replacement cartages. And no one offers a refill service or product to do it yourself. So it almost is a disposable printer. The cost of replacement of all carts and other useable will cost as much as a new one.

This is an excellent product, with professional quality. The printer is a little noisy while in use, the toner is very expensive although each toner cartridge last for at least 3 to 4K prints. Overall excellent producte very happy with it. Would definetly purchase another lexmark color laser printer.

I bought this printer few weeks ago and I am very happy with it. The on;y problem is the price of the cartridge is very high.

This printer is heavy duty, built for a small business, but great for my home. I wish I'd done this long ago. I have been fighting with printing whenever I did anything other than straight printing on letter sized paper. And cartridge costs were eating me alive. I do a lot of special stuff, glossy paper, card stock, duplex, labels, envelopes, etc. I was not having a good time.

This is compact enough to fit in my home office, prints very fast and the printouts are really sharp with great color. First page out was even quicker than the specs. I can finally put a load of paper in a tray and I can also use the bypass feed without removing the other. My deskjet was forcing me to feed my specialty papers one by one and catch and pull them to keep them from jamming. Some were completely impossible, especially envelopes. I can use them all now, easily. I don't think the toner costs are going to be any more than I was eating up in cartridges, but if they are, it's worth it. A little noisy while calibrating and printing, but not unreasonable. When not actually in use, it sits pretty quietly.

Just make sure you have a table with casters that can handle a 57 pound printer. You won't want to move it otherwise.

I think this is going to save whatever sanity I have left.
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