Best Lexmark Printers - Linux Platform

'Above-par text quality, Has 50-sheet duplexing'

'Great value for the money, solid choice for small business'

'Very fast, especially at scanning'

'Impressive, with smooth, sharp text'

'Very Good Printer'

'Easy front load cartridge replacement'

'Low per-page ink cost'

'Surprisingly fast and provided very high-quality prints'

'Very good graphics quality'

'Photo printouts were also solid'

'solid midrange speed'

'Speedy engine'

'poor graphics printing'

'This printer is capable of accepting pages up to A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in) and legal (8.5 in x 14 in).'

'Relatively slow.'

'Lexmark aren’t traditionally known for pushing the boundaries of aesthetic perfection but we were quite impressed by the tidy, compact design and sleek black lines of the Prevail.'

'5.0 stars "excellent AIO wireless printer'

'interesting button'

'Expensive toner.'

'its graphics speed was middle-of-the-pack at 7.7ppm, the Lexmark E460dn's graphics quality was surprisingly good, with smooth contours and textures in photos, and a fine level of detail and gradation even in darkly shaded areas - all notoriously difficult for a monochrome laser to pull off.'

'What's Not Expensive toner.'

'fast speed'

'This printer is capable of double-sided, or duplex, printing.'

'The Lexmark C544dn is an inexpensive colour laser printer suitable for small businesses.'

'Lengthy duplex printing time..'

'The performance numbers we measured were average to above average.'

'* Slow. * Leaves cheap paper curled.'

'This combination is ideal for most small and home offices and Lexmark’s X204n has a neat footprint and a fair turn of speed, to boost its appeal.'

'Toner design is awkward to use.'

'general all-round performance'

'Very expensive toner.'

'Scan quality was subpar, noticeably lacking in sharpness, depth, and colour complexity.'

'its print quality is disappointingly average.'

'worst image'