Samsung ML 1755 Printer
Ranked #65,649 in Computers & Electronics, #1,018,424 overall
The Samsung ML 1755 printer has a footprint of 13.8 x 14.6 inches, which makes it a great device for a limited space. It is actually one of the smallest laser printers around today. It does not make a lot of noise when printing, which makes it good choice for a dormitory or any shared space. The Samsung ML 1755 ink and toner offers all the quality you would want for your important projects.
Small Enough To Fit Anywhere And Powerful Enough Work
The 1755 has a larger memory as compared to the ML 1750. To be exact, the memory is four times larger. Even though this printer has enough power to be used in an office, it is still categorized for personal use. The 250-sheet paper tray is more than double the size of other printers under the same category. You can even adjust it to fit 11" x 14" legal size paper.
The maximum resolution is 1,200 x 600 dpi. This is makes it great for printing text and graphics. Photo printing is not advisable as we found the picture was a little too grainy for us. In addition, printing detailed graphics may result in some problems since this is machine is primarily designed for basic use.
The machine can print 17 pages per minute, which is considerable for a personal printer. This Samsung printer uses USB and parallel ports for its connectivity. The two ports are very helpful for people who have a laptop and a PC. However, it has no Ethernet port for networking.
The 32-megabyte memory is more than enough to handle heavy loads of printing. There is also an optional external adapter you can use to connect the device to your home or office network. The drivers support Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux operating systems. This makes it perfect if you have a Mac book and a Windows based personal computer.
It has a single button in the control panel, which can be used for several functions. The function will depend on how you pressed the button. The two LEDs can also help identify problems, but you have to read the manual in order to understand what the flashing lights mean.
The bundled Samsung ML toner cartridges can only print around 1,000 pages. It is highly recommended you purchase a brand new toner when you buy the device. The standard yield for a brand new toner cartridge is around 3,000 pages. However, the company does not offer a high-capacity toner for this printer. The standard toner cartridge can cost around $70. This means each page printed cost 2.33 cents, which is better than most laser printers.
The Samsung ML 1755 printer includes software that can be used for Linux and Windows operating systems. However, you would need to download new drivers if you are using Mac OS 10.3 or higher.
Even though the Samsung ML 1755 has limited photo-printing capability, it is still a great laser printer. The large memory and multi-platform software is what makes this device worth its price. Having both parallel and USB is just an added bonus for the end user. Just remember, this is a printer built for documents, and it is not intended for photo and detailed printing.
For the printing range targeted by this device, the Samsung ML 1755 toner cartridge proves exceptional. You'll find yourself getting so much use out of this printer that you'll want to have extra Samsung toner cartridge on hand. Online merchants often offer toner and ink cartridges at much more competitive prices.
The maximum resolution is 1,200 x 600 dpi. This is makes it great for printing text and graphics. Photo printing is not advisable as we found the picture was a little too grainy for us. In addition, printing detailed graphics may result in some problems since this is machine is primarily designed for basic use.
The machine can print 17 pages per minute, which is considerable for a personal printer. This Samsung printer uses USB and parallel ports for its connectivity. The two ports are very helpful for people who have a laptop and a PC. However, it has no Ethernet port for networking.
The 32-megabyte memory is more than enough to handle heavy loads of printing. There is also an optional external adapter you can use to connect the device to your home or office network. The drivers support Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux operating systems. This makes it perfect if you have a Mac book and a Windows based personal computer.
It has a single button in the control panel, which can be used for several functions. The function will depend on how you pressed the button. The two LEDs can also help identify problems, but you have to read the manual in order to understand what the flashing lights mean.
The bundled Samsung ML toner cartridges can only print around 1,000 pages. It is highly recommended you purchase a brand new toner when you buy the device. The standard yield for a brand new toner cartridge is around 3,000 pages. However, the company does not offer a high-capacity toner for this printer. The standard toner cartridge can cost around $70. This means each page printed cost 2.33 cents, which is better than most laser printers.
The Samsung ML 1755 printer includes software that can be used for Linux and Windows operating systems. However, you would need to download new drivers if you are using Mac OS 10.3 or higher.
Even though the Samsung ML 1755 has limited photo-printing capability, it is still a great laser printer. The large memory and multi-platform software is what makes this device worth its price. Having both parallel and USB is just an added bonus for the end user. Just remember, this is a printer built for documents, and it is not intended for photo and detailed printing.
For the printing range targeted by this device, the Samsung ML 1755 toner cartridge proves exceptional. You'll find yourself getting so much use out of this printer that you'll want to have extra Samsung toner cartridge on hand. Online merchants often offer toner and ink cartridges at much more competitive prices.
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