Theres plenty of room for paper and the option to add a second paper tray.
It is somewhat expensive to buy and run, but the print quality does not disappoint.
So, lets find out if the performance measures up to expectations.
The first thing you notice is that its significantly smaller in every dimension.
Thats mostly down to good resign and partly because LED printers use fewer moving parts to apply the toner.
Connections include Gigabit Ethernet, dual-band Wi-Fi and a USB Host port.
This is easy enough to do and the two-page quick setup guide is there to help you.
It’s only a pity the operational cost is not lower.
Its also worth considering the other replaceable items.
The characters appeared sharp and clearly legible down to the smallest point sizes.
The image quality is fine, but not quite as bright as Brothers equivalent laser printers.
Its the same story with photographs, which look detailed enough, but could be a little more vivid.
It copies quite quickly making this a suitable printer-cum-copier in a shared office.
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