I am considering the purchase of Dell's 3000N laser printer. It will be used solely for home purposes and I am intending on adding memory and the duplexing tray.
I have read through the threads which, of course, generally refer to problems owners have with their (in this case) printer. What I would like to know is: Are there any/many out there that are completely satisfied with their 3000/3100 printer?
Thank you very much.
I8600Info:robotvery-happy:
P.S. I have narrowed the selection down to either the Dell or an HP machine.
Message Edited by I8600Info on 04-10-2005 09:34 PM
Do consider the 3100cn instead of the 3000cn... it includes full toner cartridges (as opposed to the 3000cn which has 1/2 the size cartridges) which more than compensate for the price differential. I am fully satisfied with my 3100cn... A few problems with wrinkled envelopes, but not serious and I really don't use the envelope printing very much... I may call Dell one of these days.
Thank you very much! You have just pursuaded me to strongly consider the 3100.
By the way: Approximately how many color pages would one get out of cartridges? I realize that this is totally dependant on how intense the graphics are, et cetera, but just a ballpark figure?
Beautiful! I am thrilled with my current printer, but with the amount of color printing that I do I figure I have spent about 1/2 the cost of a laser printer already in peripherals alone. Probably the most salient point for my consideration for purchasing a laser printing is the speed; I often print 100-page, double-sided documents in multiple copies - in color!
I have only printed 500 pages and it still shows 100% on my toner cartridge... Either something is not sensing the toner properly or I haven't printed much per page. Don't know the real story, will have to wait a bit longer
I will keep that it mind - thanks. The speed still will beat my old printer. And, I imagine, the clarity (and smudge resistance) will be that much better.
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Posted April 11th, 2005 04:00
Do consider the 3100cn instead of the 3000cn... it includes full toner cartridges (as opposed to the 3000cn which has 1/2 the size cartridges) which more than compensate for the price differential. I am fully satisfied with my 3100cn... A few problems with wrinkled envelopes, but not serious and I really don't use the envelope printing very much... I may call Dell one of these days.
Billybob