Dell Multifunction Printer Reviews

"Brands such as Canon, Epson and HP instantly spring to mind when you're in the market for a new printer, but Dell has been building up a range of inkjets and lasers in recent months...The 1600n, a multifunction workgroup device, combines mono laser printing, colour scanning, standalone fax and copier functions...One of the 1600n's major selling points is its relatively compact size...The lack of network scanning and faxing is a shame, but the 1600n is cheap to run, produces good quality prints and has a wide range of features that will suit most small offices..." read more »

"Yet even though it turned in a performance nearly identical to the 966 on our business applications suite, it's not simply the same printer with a different logo on it...In fact, it's better than the Dell 966 in some ways and not as good in others...One nice touch, compared with the Dell 966, is that the X9350 comes with the duplexer and network card already installed...The text quality was at the low end of the typical range for ink jet AIOs, making it a match for the Dell 966..." read more »

"I CAN PRINT AND SCAN AND COPY!!!!! oh happy day...Value: The product works and it prints good...It's a nice printer and the price was good but we had a problem with the scanner..." read more »

"Low initial cost; simple, attractive design....Expensive replacement cartridges; sluggish as a photo printer; poor-quality prints; no Ethernet port....The Dell V305W is an inexpensive all-in-one (AIO) printer that also connects wirelessly to your home network...We recommend looking elsewhere for a printer that might be more expensive, but will save you time and money in the long term...As always, we recommend you establish a USB connection first--this will..." read more »

"Dell V505w is an all-in-one printer that comes with print, copy and scan functions...The V505w delivers up to 4800 x 1200 dpi print resolution for precise printing and 17 ppm for fast copying..." read more »

"Copier, fax, and scanner function independently of your computer; built-in automatic document feeder; low price for included features....Graphics prints are unacceptable even for light presentations; printer ships with low-yield toner cartridge;...The Dell 1125 is a Jack-of-all-trades black-and-white laser printer that also scans, faxes, and copies...That said, if you're shopping for a basic multifunction laser printer to predominantly print text (with little..." read more »

"An automatic document feeder sits on top of the scanner unit, but it's only able to take 15 pages at a time so will be no good for large photocopying tasks...In terms of print quality, the 1235cn performs adequately...Although reasonably quiet, we noticed the 1235cn kicks out a fair bit of heat during use...Compared to other lasers, the 1235cn is expensive to run..." read more »

"You might think of Dell only as a computer manufacturer, but its 1815dn laser multifunction device will make you rethink things...The 1815dn cannot print in color...The unit can print at very good speeds up to 27 ppm...Dell designed this unit to work well on a SOHO network, and you'll need to connect the 1815dn to a computer to have faxing capabilities, which limits its flexibility..." read more »

"The Dell Color Laser 2135cn ($549 direct) is a more than adequate choice for the small office or workgroup that it's obviously meant for...The 2135cn prints, faxes, and (with some limitations) scans over a network...Like most color laser AIOs, the 2135cn is big and heavy...The good news is that the 2135cn delivers on speed..." read more »

"Slow; confusing control-panel buttons, Stiff paper guides; ruddy color quality...Unfortunately we needed the documentation a bit more than usual because the 2145cn's design can be confusing...Print quality suffered from an overall ruddiness, with blotchy skin tones and a pinkish cast to grayscale images......" read more »