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A client is looking to buy a printer to replace their leased MFC. I'm not terribly familiar with the professional lines of office printers, and really don't have an affinity for one brand over another.

Requirements:
  • Color laser with high capacity letter and legal sized paper trays.
    High speed scanning with a feed tray.
    Networked.
    Reliability.
    Ease of use, both hardware and software.
Considerations:
  • Ledger size capability.
    Wi-fi. It will be next to a port, but the ability to have a client connect and print could be handy.
    Photo paper compatibility. Most pictures will be on standard office weight paper.
    Toner capacity/cost.
    Print quality. Most of the documents will be contracts and such, but an occasional high quality document may come through.
I'd really like some brand recommendations, as I can pretty much narrow it down from there, but I'm not familiar enough with the professional level products to recommend one over the other.

 
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Eximo
No such thing as an easy to use hardware/software printer. They are the bane of the IT world.

Aren't that many brands really for the good stuff, and you kind of need to set a budget, all those features together is going to be somewhat pricey.

My company leases through Lexmark with on-site support, and offers HP inkjet products for special purposes. And a few one-offs for things like ID badges. Not to mention the manufacturing barcode and high speed printers.

https://www.lexmark.com/en_US/products/series/printer-and-multifunction/finder.shtml

https://www.xerox.com/digital-printing/product-locator/enus.html#

http://www.brother-usa.com/compare-printers/

I would start with some of the comparison and selector tools above and see what...
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No such thing as an easy to use hardware/software printer. They are the bane of the IT world.

Aren't that many brands really for the good stuff, and you kind of need to set a budget, all those features together is going to be somewhat pricey.

My company leases through Lexmark with on-site support, and offers HP inkjet products for special purposes. And a few one-offs for things like ID badges. Not to mention the manufacturing barcode and high speed printers.

https://www.lexmark.com/en_US/products/series/printer-and-multifunction/finder.shtml

https://www.xerox.com/digital-printing/product-locator/enus.html#

http://www.brother-usa.com/compare-printers/

I would start with some of the comparison and selector tools above and see what price range you fall in.
 
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