Features

• MODEL- CARTRIDGE106 VENDOR- CANON USA FEATURES- Cartridge 106 Toner cartridge for use with MF6530, MF6550, MF6560, MF6580 Cartridge yields 5,000 pages based on 5% coverage

Features

• 4800 Max dpi Mobile Thermal Inkjet Printer
• Up to 17 ppm Blk/16 ppm Color Prints
• PictBridge Enabled/USB 2.0/CF I/SD/MMC Card Slots
• 50-Sheet Input Tray/Manual Two-Sided Printing
• 4.60lbs (LxWxH) 9.25"x 13.40"x 3.25"

Reviews (5)

Roadie Printer
I travel quite a bit and needed a small printer to work with my Dell 700m laptop. I'm in the technical field service area. I was trying to choose between the Canon ip90 and the HP 460 but the Canon was out of stock so . . .
mobile printing naturally
The printer is fast and printing is always properly aligned on the paper. Quality of printed text is as good as any decent desktop printer and that is why I bought it in the first place. I am yet to try printing photos. Because this is a mobile printer the manufacturer needs to ensure that the unit will stand up to the hits and accidents caused by regular transporting. It might mean providing a second skin or a padded bag with the unit

Works Perfectly!!!
Driver loaded first time no problem, battery charged quickly, test print came out perfect, test printed a 8.5 x 11 photo, it took about a minute and came out great on the included standard ink. The printer weight is 5.4 lbs with the battery installed it's not light but it's not that bad either. I owned a Canon portable, it lasted 10 months and had to be replaced under warranty, I quickly sold the replacement, they are slow and noisy, they cost way more, the ink cartridges are very tiny and expensive, I had to refill my own to afford to use it, the HP cartridges hold twice as much ink and are cheaper. If you've got money to burn then get the Canon, if not this HP is a deal and you get a battery with it, what good is a mobile printer without a battery? ... Read more

Editorial Review

A feature-rich laser printer, the CLP-510N from Samsung is one of the most cost-efficient printers on the market, with a cost per page of as low as 1.1 cents. Built to withstand even heavy workloads, this model has a 35,000-page monthly duty cycle and is compatible with PC, Mac, and Linux operating systems. With print resolutions up to 1,200 dpi, you can create professional-looking documents from your home or office. Print speeds are as fast as 25 ppm for monochrome, with a time-to-first-page of about 13 seconds. Read more

Features

• Up to 6 ppm Color Print Speed and 25 ppm Black
• Built-in Auto Duplexing and Up to 1200 dpi Effective Output
• Ethernet Network Ready and 35000 Pages Per Month Duty Cycle
• Innovative NO NOIS Static Engine for Unparalleled Reliability
• 70.50 lbs (WxLxH) 18.50" x 20.10" x 15.90"

Reviews (5)

poor and bad support of mediocre product
Purchased this for a networked small office environment (three users). When we had print quality issues a few months after installation our young secretary called support and was told to clean the drum with a paper towel. That's it! She took it out and damaged it in the light. Why would tech support tell you to take the drum out to clean it and not warn you about exposure to light? More calls and more of the same poor help. At their suggestion, she spent $400 on new cartridges, to no avail. Now they want us to ship it back to CA from New England.
Thrilled with the results on 20-24lb paper
Thrilled with the results on 20-24lb paper
Great printer, until it needs service!
Terrible customer service!Printer failed during non-profit's annual appeal mailing job.Samsung refused to send a technician to the office or accept return; instead attempted to diagnose problem by phone to no avail.Sent user-changeable parts that did not solve problem.Customer service manager has not responded to my calls.Printer has been malfunctioning for more than ten days--still no fix in sight.
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Features

• Up to 4800 Optimized dpi and PC-Free Photo Printing Capabilities
• Up to 36 ppm black, Up to 27 ppm color with front USB Port
• Wired Ethernet Printing and Print Sharing with up to Five Computers
• Automatic Paper Type Sensor and Built-in Ethernet Networking
• 19.50" lbs. (WxLxH) 17.70" x 17.20" x 8.00"

Editorial Review

The HP DeskJet 5550 offers home users versatility combined with appealing modern styling. This cleanly designed inkjet printer flows smoothly from high-speed monochrome reports to exquisitely detailed family photos with minimal effort. Specially engineered paper sensors automatically adjust for various weights and surfaces, creating optimal print quality every time. Read more

Features

• Economical color inkjet printer with photo-quality performance
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi resolution on photo paper
• Prints up to 17 ppm black, and 12 ppm color
• Onscreen ink level indicator; print cancel button
• Parallel and USB connectivity, PC and Mac compatible; optional networking

Reviews (109)

hp 5550 works like a dream
I've had the 5550 for about 3years, and have never had the least problem with it. It came as a surprise to find that it could produce very high quality photo prints using hp photographic paper. The cartridges don't last all that well, but don't be fooled into replacing them as soon as you get the warning message saying ink is low. I've found that you can keep using the cartridge (moderately) for months after you get the first warning.
Pretty solid printer; shame about the cartidges though.
I've had this printer for the best part of 2 years now. It's only ever jammed on me once, and that's when I tried to put too much paper into the feeder. The only real gripe I have about this printer is the way it eats cartridges like there's no tomorrow. Cartridge prices have recently come down though, but they're still incredibly high for what's supposed to be a medium-scale printer. I usually use my brother's LaserJet upstairs if I need to print something quickly.

Great Printer!
I am more than happy with my (2) HP5550 printers.I have been using them heavily for three years.I am sorry to read so many people are having problems.Most people have problems from lack of computer knowledge (i didn't say anybody was dumb).There are new versions of software available at HP.com for download.Don't use the software that came with the printer.If your printer is jamming paper frequently and making noise you have a problem that needs repair.Then I would ask did you buy this printer new in the original packaging or did you get second hand deal? You might have been scammed! Don't buy brown box specials. ... Read more

Editorial Review

High speed, sharp resolution, and economical ink refills: Could you ask for more in a home printer? The Canon PIXMA ip3000 is designed with 1,600 nozzles that produce tiny 2-picoliter droplets, resulting in finely detailed images that are worthy of saving in your family photo albums. Pigment-based inks insure colors will stay true, and the prints are resistant to water, fading, and smudges. Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 dpi color resolution
• Up to 22 ppm black, 15 ppm color; 4-by-6-inch photo in about 36 seconds
• Built-in 2-sided printing; 4 individual ink tanks
• Direct print port, PictBridge compatible
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (91)

The little engine that could....then DIDN'T!
I've owned this printer for probablly a year now and now I'm shopping for a new one!!Why can't Canon get it in their head to put the print head on the ink cartridge itself like HP does (who's printers I'm now reviewing)...then maybe you wouldn't have the problem of your print head wearing out and clogging like I did.Oh and did I mention it costs about $85 for a new print head,...yeah that's what I said!Don't get me wrong...the printer did great for the time I had it...excellent prints and everything but to only last a year (if it's even been that long)...I'm quite disappointed.So my search is on.

Great printer, no complaints.
This printer does an excellent job, esp with high-quality paper, on documents and an equally fine job on photos. I have used it to turn several so-so color photos into beautiful bordered B&W prints. Worked with my PC and now works with my Mac, no problems at all.

Landfill
Worked fine for a couple of months of sparse use. Then, it would not be recognized by my computer no matter how many times I tried to tighten the connections and reinstall. Now, it won't even power up. Completely dead. Thank you for wasting my money and worse, creating more useless garbage. A shame. ... Read more

Features

• Print, copy, scan and fax functions
• Up to 21 cpm/ppm laser output; 33.6 Kbps Super G3 Fax
• 1,200 x 2,400 dpi CCD color scanning
• 50-sheet ADF, 250-sheet front-loading paper cassette
• Single Cartridge System for easy maintenance; USB 2.0 interface

Reviews (7)

Good value for home use
After reading the earlier reviews, I was skeptical. But considering the recent price drops ($199) I decided to give this printer a try. The installation was easy. I got paper jams on the first try, but this was due to the paper tray not being positioned correctly - I had the printer sitting on a carpet surface (the paper tray does not lock shut, so is susceptible to improper positioning easily). It comes with a full size toner X25 (good for 2500 pages). Printing, Scanning seem pretty decent. OCR worked well with the Omnipage software that came with the CD (old version of Omnipage software, but accurate character recognition). Copying by placing original on flatbed caused really crooked copy the first time, but seemed better on subsequent times. It was still not perfectly square in alignment. This might have been due to a combination of paper quality and loosely fitted paper tray. Despite these I am happy with the printer for home use. It is good value for the money. I am giving it 3 stars mainly due to the poor fit and issues with the paper tray. You can get over the last problem by placing the printer on a hard surface and installing the paper tray carefully and not disturbing it often.

Least intuitive piece of hardware EVER!
I know it's difficult to imagine and probably a slight exageration but quite frankly I have never really seen a piece of office equipment with such a non-intuitive usability design.
No mac support!
No mac support!Not just "no mac drivers on the included CD", but "no mac drivers exist that will cause this thing to print".
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Editorial Review

A feature-rich laser printer, the CLP-510 from Samsung is one of the most cost-efficient printers on the market, with a cost per page of as low as 1.1 cents. Built to withstand even heavy workloads, the CLP-510 has a 35,000-page monthly duty cycle and is compatible with PC, Mac, and Linux operating systems. With print resolutions up to 1200 dpi, you can create professional looking documents from your home or office. Print speeds are as fast as 25 ppm for monochrome, with a time-to-first-page of about 13 seconds. Read more

Features

• Up to 6 ppm Color Print Speed and 25 ppm Black
• Built-in Auto Duplexing and Up to 1200 dpi Effective Output
• 250-Sheet Cassette and 100-Sheet Multipurpose Tray
• Innovative NO NOIS Static Engine for Unparalleled Reliability
• 70.50 lbs (WxLxH) 18.50" x 20.10" x 15.90"

Reviews (21)

Worst purchase ever made
I bought this printer to print color documents made in Word, Excel, and Publisher, or PDFs. When I couldn't print any color documents, I called Samsung's tech support. Following tech support's directions, I could print only a Word file in black and white. After unsuccessful attempts to print color documents, tech support said the color printer lacks "postscript drivers" that is needed to print color documents made in Word, Excel, Publisher, or PDFs. Something is missing here? I don't know how others are able to print color documents, but I returned it since the color printer wasn't able to print color.

Top value color laser - recommended
I bought this printer for a couple of specific reasons - to do double-sided colour printing on plain paper and to print presentation certificates.I already had a B&W laser printer.I read the reviews, many negative, but bought anyway, reasoning that complainers always complain but satisfied customers stay silent.
better than these reviews let you to believe
I do not usually waste my writing reviews but the ones for this printer are outright wrong so I am going to make an exception.
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Editorial Review

The Canon imageCLASS D761 digital copier/printer is intended for businesses that need a robust copier with maintenance-free performance. It features Canon's exclusive Single Cartridge System, which contains the drum, development unit and toner in one easily replaceable cartridge. A 30-sheet automatic document feeder can accept originals up to legal size and reproduce letter-size documents at 16 copies-per-minute (cpm) and legal size documents at 12 cpm. Digital technology, through the touch of a single button, facilitates collating of multi-page documents. Read more

Features

• Remanufactured to like-new condition
• Up to 16 ppm quality laser printing, copying; 1200 x 600 dpi
• 500-sheet paper cassette; 30-sheet automatic document feeder
• Supports both parallel and USB interfaces
• Includes 90-day warranty

Reviews (1)

Missing high cost items.
The printer, contrary to Amazon.com representation does NOT come with a starter print cartridge.If you want to use the printer, you will have to pay for a cartridge before you can test it out.The printer cannot be used on a lan connection without first purchasing a very expensive print router sold by Canon.The cost of the cartridge and router exceed the cost of the printer/copier. Otherwise the printer works well. ... Read more

Features

• Dry technology - Dry thermal dye sublimation technology
• Printing resolution - 301 dpi (continuous tone)
• Kodak XTRALIFE Lamination seals every print
• Max. Image Size - Up to 8.27 x 12
• Print speed - Less than 90 seconds per print

Reviews (4)

GREAT PHOTO PRINTER!
This printer replaced my old Epson 1270 and it is a much better printer for several reasons.
fantastic photos
Incredible prints, easy to set up and get printing, (if you have a fork lift ;) it is a bit heavy and its big), but the pictures you get from this printer can't be beat. The only thing that I dont like, other than its heft and size, is that the cost per print is just a bit to high.But after I printed and saw my first 8x10 I had to give it 5 stars. If you want prints that last, look great and have a big desk, you will love this printer.

One Awesome printer!!!
I've owned a few top of the line ink jets but this Kodak sub-dye printer is just plain awesome. If you need professional photos, this is the printer to get. It's fast, quiet and produces a print that is smooth with a lot of color and contrast. Shadow detail is breath taking and it is also easy to use. ... Read more

Features

• Brand Name - Quality you can trust
• Manufactured by: Okidata Corporation
• Product is sold as 1 Each
• For Okidata Models
• Ships Via UPS

Features

• Printer model offers versatile features like printing paper and tape labels
• Prints directly from your favorite programs like Microsoft® Word, Outlook®, WordPerfect®, QuickBooks®, ACT!® and many others
• DYMO LabelWriter comes with Address Fixer®, a free program that automatically checks and corrects US Addresses
• Dozens of labels to choose from for envelopes, packages, folders, name badges. It even prints Postage stamps!
• USB connection for Windows® 2000, XP® and Mac® 9 and OS 10.2.8 or later

Reviews (3)

Flawless after 2 months of heavy use
I already have a workgroup laser printer for my heavy printing needs.But manually feeding in Avery label sheets just to print a few address labels is a real multi-step hassle.So I got the Dymo Labelwriter and the only thing I've been asking myself is: why didn't I get this thing sooner?
Dymo Label Printer a huge help
I love this product. It is easy to use and very flexible with regard to what you can do with it.

It won't install
I never had a chance to use the Dymo LabelWriter DUO becuase it would not install and run with MAC OSX 10.4.4 or 10.4.5.Help desk personnel were very polite and professional but could not figure out how to get the LabelWriter to install. ... Read more

Editorial Review

This printer might just become your favorite home electronics component. The feature-rich PIXMA iP5200R Photo Printer can produce a beautiful photo lab quality 4" x 6" borderless print in about 36 seconds. And it delivers an amazing resolution of up to 9,600 x 2,400 color dpi, for detail and clarity unmatched by comparable printers. To achieve this, Canon Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) uses a next-generation 3,584-nozzle print head that ejects precise, consistent droplets as small as one picoliter. Also, the ContrastPLUS five-color ink system--four dye-based inks and a pigment-based black ink--produces true-life photos with a wide color palette, along with laser-quality text. Read more

Features

• Print resolutions up to 9,600 x 2,400 dpi color and 600 x 600 dpi black
• Maximum print speeds of 24 ppm color and 30 ppm black
• Network-ready for Ethernet or 802.11b/g wireless systems
• Windows and Macintosh compatible; USB 2.0 and Direct Print Port interfaces
• One-year warranty

Reviews (15)

Exercise in frustration for low light pics--and very little control
This printer has been an exercise infrustration.I was very happy with our Epson 200R, but we used it to death and wanted to try an upgrade. I should have bought 2 more of the Epsons.
Good printer so far
Despite what others have reported, I had no problems setting up the printer for both wired and wireless.I do recommend setting it up wired first.My 2nd computer prints via the DLink wireless router with no problems.The power button on the printer is pretty well hidden (black button on a black case) but I discovered the auto power on/off setting which works great, even with wireless.
Quality and Speed
This printer is wonderful. The print quality is as good as you get through snapfish or similar digital processing companies - assuming you step up and buy good photo paper. The output speed is excellent in both color and black. The flexibilty of having two paper trays works well for me as I have the printer hidden away in a draw and connected wirelessly to my hub/router. The printer is larger than I expected but, really what's the big deal, if you want a smaller printer that's portable get a HP Deskjet 460bwt. Set up was a breeze - I'm running Mac OS 10.4.7 on a MacBook Pro. Great quality, great price and excellent flexibility with the wireless feature. ... Read more

Features

• PrecisionSense? achieves optimum results with automatic cartridge alignment and paper type
• Up to 4800 x 1200 dpi on photo paper in best mode
• Print fast! Up to 22 ppm black, up to 15 ppm color
• 6-color printing with optional photo cartridge (sold separately) produces professional quality

Reviews (2)

5 STARS FOR LEXMARK
This printer is perfect for my needs; i.e., printing labels,greeting cards, business cards and postcards as well as regular documents.I had purchased a new HP and it jammed and skewed the labels.I also had to change all the top margins on these label documents in order for them to print correctly.The Lexmark handles all media beautifully and quickly.Photos are great.Very easy install.Comes with start-up ink cartridges and USB cable.

Z816
I bought this printer over the moans and groans of family and friends.It's too slow, uses a lot of ink, etc. etc.However I looked specifically for a printer that would reliably feed labels, business cards, and other cobbled up stuff.Lexmark was the only company I could find that would claim to handle this stuff, and the printer does.It is downright scary as it violently grabs the media for printing.But, it prints accurately and does not jam, or skew, the media.It also prints quite rapidly in black and white.Faster than my old Canons.It IS slow on color printing, but I did not buy it for that.And It seems to be not as bad on ink as I had anticipated.I isn't any more of an ink hog than my HP.So far, it is just exactly what I need. ... Read more

Features

• MODEL- HP-CLJ3600n VENDOR- HEWLETT-PACKARD FEATURES- Color LaserJet 3600n Printer Up to 17 ppm Black/Color, 100-sheet multipurpose tray and 250-sheet input tray for a total of 350-sheet input capacity, 64 MB RAM (not upgradeable) and HP Jetdirect Fast Ethernet embedded print server. Using the power of color, small businesses can create marketing collateral quickly and easily and get amazing prin

Reviews (3)

Great Color Laser for the Money!
The HP Color LaserJet 3600n is a good buy for the money.You get laser color, speed (17 ppm), networking. 2 trays all in one machine.
HP 3600n Downgrade from the old HP 3550
I recently replaced my happily owned 3550 with a bad sensor with a new
Very Good Laser Color Jet for the money
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Features

• Resolutions up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi and 4800-optimized dpi color
• Print speeds up to 30 ppm black and 20 ppm color
• Duty cycle of 5,000 pages per month
• Print sizes from index cards to 13-by-19-inch posters, even borderless
• Parallel and USB ports; PC, Mac, Linux, UNIX compatible

Reviews (16)

Consumer only printer

Good printer, a little complicated to set up print jobs
Most of the complaints here seem related to not understanding the plethora of settings available for this printer. Maybe there are too many options for some users, but on the other hand, you can do a lot of fine tuning before printing--in terms of color values, size, and so forth. For example, I was transferring files composed to the default printer on another computer and was losing type on page edges when printed on the 9800. When I discovered the option to "emulate Laserjet margins," the problem was solved. It is not perfect, but so far I have printed on a variety of media (in all sizes and weights), and my only major complaint is the amount of ink it consumes. But that's a problem with all inkjets. I own five printers, and three of them are HP, one is a Canon photo printer, and one is the Epson Stylus I bought to print CDs. The HPs produce the best results, especially if one reads the manuals.

Unpredictable...
I'm a software programmer. Bought this one for a customer to print a3-sized, duplex customs documents. It works, but can be unpredictable. In the same document, the minimum margins where completely different, forcing me to resize the report (irretating). If you want to manually print duplex, you have to make very sure the paper is reloaded properly, because it will eat of the default tray, ruining your duplex print (irretating again). The last years I have been being Canon-printers. Very good - but the Canon i9900 was sold out on our little island where we live, so I moved to HP. Don't if you can avoid it. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 28 ppm black printing, 24 ppm color
• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color resolution
• HP PhotoRET III technology for high-quality color
• 150-sheet capacity multipurpose input tray; automatic duplexing
• USB 2.0 and parallel connectivity, optional networking; PC/Mac

Reviews (7)

Exactly what I needed
I needed a parallel port printer that could still perform decently at a moderate demand level, and I got exactly that.I had none of the dreaded HP installation software problems nor did I have the page cut-off problem mentioned by another reviewer.I am very pleased by the speed and quality of the output and the ink usage seems quite reasonable.Also, the printer machinery seems very solid.

A year of carefree printing
I bought the HP Business Inkjet 1200d out of frustration with dealing with my girlfriend's Lexmark.She doesn't do much printing, so the Lexmark cartridges died quickly with a full inkload.But at $70 per set of Lexmarks, the HP seemed more promising with it's separate printheads at $33 apiece, and ink tanks at similar costs.I wanted separate printheads, as I had been BADLY burned by a $400 Brother multifunction machine that used ONE four-color printhead that cost $200 to replace(at 60 days use).
My 6th HP printer
I've had the 1200D for about 6 months, about 4,000 pages.
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Features

• Up to 1,200 dpi effective output
• Up to 20 ppm speed, first page out in less than 10 seconds
• 133 MHz Motorola processor, 16 MB RAM
• 10,000-page per month duty cycle
• Parallel and USB 2.0 interfaces; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (10)

Nice Workhorse Printer
When it came time to replace my low-end Epsom color printer, the one received free with my computer, I decided to upgrade to midlevel monochrome printer. So far, a month into my purchase, I am pleased. It is a 3.5 star printer.
Worse quality than your old HP LJ1000
I have a small business, and already have other 3 HP Laserjet printers. I was so far happy, and recently bought a LJ1160. I'm very worried about it. It's very fast (20ppm), and really prints very well vectorial graphics and text, but it has a very bad quality for rasterized images (BMP,GIF,JPEG,etc). It doesn't have a setting specifically for image printing, and the driver has some bugs. You can't even read some parts of scanned documents (for example, old datasheets of electronic devices).
Tray
The manual feed is a pain, it's one paper feed at a time and it difficult to feed the paper since it's not a try but a slot - I am also having difficultyprinter to tray two, for some reason it keep referring to manual feed even if everything is set to print from (auto feed or even tray 2).I have three in the office and I will no purchase another one just for this reason. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 1,200 dpi laser quality; automatic two-sided printing
• Up to 22 ppm speed, first page out in less than 8.5 seconds
• 133 MHz Motorola V4 Coldfire processor, 16 MB RAM, expandable to 144 MB
• 10,000 pages per month duty cycle; 250-sheet input tray
• Parallel port, USB 2.0, and Ethernet interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (10)

do not buy
doesn't work properly over a network - paper get jammed often - needs to be restarted - printer drivers are an issue - instable bonjour connection - cannot handle mixed networking on MacOS or Windows - had to get it exchanged twice - going thru nightmare of tech support from india spent hours arguing over the phone - they have no clue and do not keep any record of the case. do yourself a favor never buy it and if you already did though if it breaks trash it buy a canon and pray and enjoy your day.

Best Printer For The Money
This printer was purchased for use in an office environment. It's used often everyday, so it has to be dependable. This one has performed nicely so far. I would purchase another one without hesitation.

Comment/Update on DISenchanted's review
I have not yet purchased this printer, which I am strongly considering as a replacement for my ancient HP Laserjet IIIp.
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Editorial Review

The Brother MFC-440cn is a powerful color multi-function center with networking capabilities, making it a great addition to your home or small business office.Read more

Features

• 2" Flip-up Color LCD display
• Built-in Network (Ethernet) Interface
• Up to 10-Page Automatic Document Feeder
• Stand-alone faxing with 14.4Kbps high-speed fax modem
• Print speeds up to 25ppm black and 20ppm color