Lexmark 33S0100 Mono Laser Printer

List Price: $234.99 Discount Price: $119.99

Features:

• Satisfaction Ensured.
• Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available.
• With True Enhanced Performance.
• Latest Technical Development.

Customer Reviews:

Very pleased [Posted on 2007-10-03]
I also bought this printer for it's true duplexing capability. For it's price (very reasonable compared to other duplexing printers) I wasn't expecting great performance. But I have been delighted. It is very fast. Easy to feed single sheets (including small sizes like index cards). And I have only had problems jamming with one particular document (consistently with that document probably because of a software issue with that document). But I should add that I am not a high volume user.

Lexmark E250D Laser Printer [Posted on 2007-10-18]
This is an inexpensive excellent laser printer. Lettering is crisp. I recommend it.

a good soho laser printer [Posted on 2007-11-02]
i bought this to replace a lexmark e232 which quit after two years.. and then i learned that the e232 paper feed roller was substandard. while this printer is fine right now, who knows what will happen in 2 year? i found out later that folks on ebay sell repair kits for these printers.. so no doubt that will be an option two years from now.

A Bargain at Any Price [Posted on 2008-01-20]
This is by far the best printer I've ever owned. I'm a middle-school teacher, and I use this printer in my classroom to run off handouts, instructions, and/or worksheets for over 120 students pretty much every day, and I've never had any problems with it. It's lightning-fast and looks really nice on my desk, too. My favorite feature, though, is the automatic duplexing for two-sided printing, which helps me save a lot of paper. I'm probably going to buy another one of these for home; after experiencing the joys of laser, I don't think I ever want to mess with inkjet printers again.

Good quality, stable printer, but expensive ink [Posted on 2008-02-12]
I also have the E250dn (network attach model) and use it to print about 150 pages per month. I have had only two paper jams in that time (both my fault for not carefully stacking the paper) and they were easy to clear. Print quality is quite good. My chief complaint is that the cartridges are priced sky-high ($100+) and non-Lexmark branded "compatible" cartridges may not work due to the electronic chip-matching circuits required in the cartridge. The manufacture has placed this function (which adds cost) to prevent, or inhibit, use of non-Lexmark brand (i.e., expensive) print cartridges. I guess the cost of ink appears to be the only way the printer vendors make any profit.

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