The Lexmark E460dw is a monochrome laser printer geared toward midsize businesses that demand a high output device that can print documents as quickly as possible. This monochrome laser printer is a single function printer, so it can’t fax, copy, or scan, but it does offer wireless printing via a built-in wireless print server. The Lexmark E460dw printer is 2 inches bigger at 10 inches high by 16 inches wide by 15 inches deep.
Another benefit to the cheap E460DW is the back features a built-in 802.11b/g/n wireless print server and antenna to sniff out local Wi-Fi networks. There’s an Ethernet port on the back as well for connecting to a wired network. The middle of the monochrome laser printer gives access to the removable toner cartridge, and the bottom-loading input drawer extends out to accept up to 250 sheets of 20-pound paper, a standard amount for any monochrome laser printer. This cheap printer can accept different sizes of media, up to 8.5 inch by 14 inch legal paper.
The Lexmark E460dw contain high-yield 9,000 page toner cartridge, and replacement high-yield cartridges cost $229. The average cost comes out to be 2 cent per page. According to Lexmark, the printer can print up to 80,000 pages per month which are more than enough to handle the output volume of most small to midsize businesses.
The performance of this cheap monochrome laser printer is excellent. The E460dw can print a sheet of black text at 38 pages per minute.
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