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Dell C1760nw Color Laser Printer
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$349.99
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Dell C1760nw LED printer. It ended up never being used or needed.
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I had been putting off doing a couple of tasks which is unusual so I asked myself why. The answer was that I was not looking toward dealing with my very old laser jet printer. After a couple more days of procrastination I asked myself what a new laser printer would cost. After that pleasant shock, I wondered what a color laser would cost and found I could get the same quality in the new class of led page printers. And the price was about half what I was expecting to pay for mono laser printer! I choose the dell for its modest size and descent specs. This is my personal printer plus I do some volunteer work that I like to be able to do some printing for as well. I wanted a modest cost, reasonable cost per page and don't need to print a lot or need a super fast printer. The price was quite good and dell as pushed the cost to a reasonable point. I can print reasonable quality color which should be fun and may help out on school papers. It took a but of fussing to get the software to load on my Win 7 machine but once it did the operation is smooth and simple. I am pleased with the quality and price so I think this printer is an excellent value for my needs.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The product arrived with only paper around it for packaging. I had to assemble the doors that fell off in shipping. It makes a loud squeaking noise while printing. I had to set it up for Black and White only because it arrived with the magenta showing out. There was a ton of residue around the cartridges. I assume from shipping so I am not confident it will last long.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The C1760nw produces a good quality print. It is not a top of the line printer, but is great for everyday use. My only problem in setting it up was entering the wifi SSID and password. I didn't want to run a cable for it until later, so I went with the wifi option. You have to cycle through all the letters, numbers, and symbols until you find the one you want. It took me close to 20 minutes to get that all entered in, though part of it was me pushing the check mark button prematurely several times and having to start over. Once the information was entered, I was printing in about 5 minutes. I'd recommend using a cable to connect the printer if you're in a hurry to use it. Other than that, I think it is a good printer.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
You're getting what you pay for with this printer--its affordable, but doesn't do double sided print jobs, and isn't the fastest machine out there. As a grad student, I've found this is great for home use for regular text documents. I have not tried to print pictures on this but have a sneaking suspicion they wouldn't be amazing.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Connections are USB, Wireless or LAN. In a home network group only one connection is allowed. My laptop is wireless, so to print from other computers in the network that are connected by LAN or USB, they had to be converted to wireless for a connection to print. USB and LAN connections had to be removed from the printer for proper operation.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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