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Product ReviewsSamsung CLP-365W Color Laser Printer 2400X600DPI 18/4PPM USB 2.0
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/23/13  |
Cons: Toner is expensive
Pros: prints, easy set-up |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/21/13 |
Cons: - Won't print envelopes- Will only print thin cardstock- No manual feed
Pros: - Very sharp text- Bright Colors- Extremely Affordable Comment:
I like this printer. The print quality is fantastic and the price is excellent. There are several things that would make me not want to purchase this printer again however. There is no ability to print envelopes which is annoying. It also advertises you can print on cardstock, however a thick cardstock I tried would not work, it was only after buying the thinnest cardstock that I could print, and even then it would jam with anything more than a single sheet in the tray. It also has an annoying habit of throwing paper mismatch errors randomly and you have to re-seat the tray. So all in all the price is excellent, it's not the most versatile printer however, so if you have more money to spend you may want to go with a printer with a feed tray and a few more features than this. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/25/13 |
Cons: bad for office
Pros: good for home Comment:
Bought this printer for standard executive office, solo use. Moderate printing, no black toner in just under 4 months. Colour printing is good so far. Manual duplex printing is a pain. You get what you pay for at $130. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/09/12 |
Cons: - No scanner- Color quality is disappointing- Included ink cartridges do not last an incredibly long time- Somewhat slow, especially when printing images
Pros: - More conservative on ink versus most inkjet printers- Small form factor, allowing for more effective use of desk space- Very impressive text print quality Comment:
The printer does its job moderately well. You won't need to purchase new ink cartridges as often as most inkjet printers, and it isn't as long as other printers I've seen, allowing for more effective use of desk space. On top of that, its text print quality is on par with the average book, which is quite the compliment. The included ink cartridges are around 75% to 80% full after printing 1-2 full pages of text and images per week for ~3 months, but keep in mind that cartridge refills are known to last longer. It also takes around 10-30 seconds to print a full page, and image quality and color accuracy aren't particularly impressive with this printer. The lack of a scanner is also a little disappointing.Overall, it's a decent printer, but if I had the opportunity, I'd choose a more expensive printer with a scanner over this product. |
It's a solid printer, colours look good. set it up on wifi for my parents as they needed to replace their very unreliable HP inkjet printer. No issues with this printer, I just hope the toner lasts as the toner cartridges aren't exactly cheap.