NEW Reviews Beta Feedback

Lexmark X9575 Professional

81

Very Good

Avg User Rating
4 User Reviews | add yours »

Pros
Integrated Wi-Fi; automatic duplexing
Easy control panel; good overall design
Cons
Costly ink
Paper trays have some quirks and flaws

$201.85 - $260.99
From 13 Merchants

Product Specs

Core Components
Installed memory	32 MB
Maximum memory supported	32 MB

Media Handling
Manual Feed Slot	No
Maximum Number of Input Trays	2
Maximum paper size, height	14.0 inches
Maximum Sheets With All Paper Trays	300
Output Tray Capacity	50
Standard Number of Input Trays	1
Maximum paper size, width	8.5 inches
Standard input sheet capacity	150
Duplex printing	Yes

Display
LCD Type	Color

Network
Ethernet	Yes

Connectivity
Other Interfaces	802.11 b/g
Parallel Port	No
Serial Port	No
USB 1.1	Yes
USB 2.0	Yes

Platform Support
Operating System Support	Microsoft Windows XP Macintosh OS

Dimensions
Height	10.6 inches
Depth	15.1 inches
Width	18.3 inches
Weight	22.5 pounds

General Features
Printer Emulation Type	Host based
Media slots	xD-Picture Card SD Card CompactFlash Memory Stick
PictBridge compatible	Yes

Green
Maximum Power Draw (watts)	32 watts
Standby Power Draw (watts)	8 watts

Included Hardware
Included Hardware	USB cable phone line power supply

Included Software
Included Software	wireless setup utility Page Manager (document managementdocument to PDF) print projects) fax softwaresetup utility scan to OCR scan to PDF OCR Lexmark toolbar auto print (from thumb drive) Productivity Studio (photo/document management

Resolutions
Black-and-white horizontal resolution	1200 x 1200
Color horizontal resolution	4800 x 2400

Scanning
Optical scan resolution	1200 by 4800
Scan Area (inches)	8.5 by 14.0
Scanner Type	Flatbed
Scanning Image Sensor Type	CIS
Internal scan depth	48 8
Maximum scan resolution	19200

Faxing
Fax Resolution (dpi)	400 x 400 dpi
Fax page memory capacity	100

presented by retrevo.com

What You Should Know about the X9575 Professional

Duplex Printing a Must for Busy Offices

A printer with duplex capability contains an internal mechanism for turning the paper over to print on the other side. (This is not to be confused with the manual duplexing that some printers offer, where driver software walks you through the process of turning over the paper yourself.) Any high-volume office should seriously consider this feature. The duplexing process slows down your print job a bit, but it also immediately cuts your paper use in half -- good for your budget, good for the environment.

Reviewed by: rfstegner_1140812739

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Duples printing

Weaknesses: Takes 90 seconds to respond to a print command, and sometimes needs to be told to print a second time before it responds. Sounds like a thrashing machine in an echo chamber. Wireless.

Overall Evaluation: I bought this as a replacement for an HP all-in-one because the HP wouldn't print correctly with Windows Vista installed. The old HP was great except that it wouldn't print 'Head-To-Head" in duplex mode. It would only produce "Head-To-Foot" two-sided papers. This X9575, at least, solved the duplex print problem, but by the time it starts to print I can make a pot of coffee and drink two cups before it finishes.
Reviewed by: smax2008

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Price

Weaknesses: Slow, not so easy to use after all

Overall Evaluation: I bought this because it was supposed to print on two sides.It does, but only from one document. The software does not allow you print on the other side if it a different document. Also the duplex printer box gets jammed frequently. And the wireless is slow!!!! It is not as easy to use as my old HP. And it prints so slow.....perhaps from other reviews it my computer and not the printer, but it is very slow.....not fast as advertised.