All in one Printer - Lexmark

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I am looking at purchasing an all in one printer. A buddy of mine
suggested a Lexmark. Does anyone have experience with the Lexmark all
in one's?

Thanks

Not sure about their current crop of products--- but they used to have among
the worst frequency of repair ratings...

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wrote in message
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I am looking at purchasing an all in one printer. A buddy of mine
suggested a Lexmark. Does anyone have experience with the Lexmark all
in one's?

Thanks

Not sure about their current crop of products--- but they used to have among
the worst frequency of repair ratings...

Lexmark (Fujitsu) are known for making cheap and cheerful printers. I
used the Z11 for a number of years before moving on to a Canon (for
colour) and a Brother Laser for monochrome.

You can usually get good deals on the machines but you need to bear in
mind Lexmark brand carts are difficult to buy and other makers (HP etc)
produce carts for the machines. The bug with many Lexmarks is inly one
cart can be used - either black ink or a tri-colour cart, but not both.

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"username" user@name wrote:

wrote in message
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I am looking at purchasing an all in one printer. A buddy of mine
suggested a Lexmark. Does anyone have experience with the Lexmark all
in one's?

Thanks

Not sure about their current crop of products--- but they used to have
among
the worst frequency of repair ratings...

Lexmark (Fujitsu) are known for making cheap and cheerful printers. I
used the Z11 for a number of years before moving on to a Canon (for
colour) and a Brother Laser for monochrome.

You can usually get good deals on the machines but you need to bear in
mind Lexmark brand carts are difficult to buy and other makers (HP etc)
produce carts for the machines. The bug with many Lexmarks is inly one
cart can be used - either black ink or a tri-colour cart, but not both.

I have never had much luck with Lexmark and consider them to be utter crap,
maybe cheap, but not cheerful.
My sister bought a new computer a while ago and it came with a free Lexmark
all in one that she used once then threw it in the bin because it looked and
sounded like it was about to fall to bits any minute.

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"Calling Atheism a religion is like calling bald a hair color."
Don Hirschberg

Price out your cartridges carefully. Try to find out how much in is in the
cartridges.

Generally the most expensive ink is Lexmark, then HP, Epson and Canon ink is
least expensive.

Epson and Canon cartridges can be refilled the easiest if you get the
refillable cartridges. Also you can get a CIS (Continuous Ink System) for
most models of those printers.

Epson and Canon printers tend to be the most expensive printers for what you
get.

I currently use and Epson RX620 for most of my photo printing.

Hope this helps.

William

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