Pros
- Good performance at a low price
- Text quality was good overall
Cons
- Glossy photos looked washed out
- Color graphics printed light and grainy
Bottom Line
Unit delivered good performance at a low price. Toner cartridges are easy to replace. Supports both PCL and PostScript.
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