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This is usually the part of a laser printer review where I point out the high running costs, and say you'd be better off with an inkjet. While there isn't much clattering from the paper transport mechanism, those fans are loud, and occasionally while they were running I heard a sudden, short-lived buzz, as though an unfortunate insect had just been sucked into the blades. Text quality was exemplary, as you might expect from a laser.ĭespite vents which could spare you from an unwelcome draft, this is quite a loud printer - particularly so given its modest speed. Those with sharper eyes might detect some half-toning patterns among subtly different colours, though, and on thin paper stock I could see some bleed through in duplexed pages. Graphics and photos alike had neutral colours, and the toner gave an even, satin finish. Duplex printing 10 sides of colour graphics onto five pages took the best part of three minutes, but repeating this with the less complex pages took just 70 seconds. Timed over just the last 10 pages, which represent printing off typical web pages, it reached 10.5ppm - much faster than a similarly priced inkjet would manage. In common with most printers, it was far slower to deal with the complex graphics contained in our 24-page colour test - the whole test completed at 5.8ppm. It produced a first page of black text in 23 seconds, and went on to deliver 25 pages at a rate of 16.0ppm. It does, however, lack wireless (and therefore app) capabilities, if that matters.In use, the SP C250dn was some way off Ricoh's claimed 20-pages-per-minute (ppm) speed. The specs on this favorably rated model include four HDMI 2.0 inputs, a 4K pass-through and a front-accessible USB port.
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Like this one: Today only, and while supplies last, Meh has the Pioneer VSX-524-K 5.1-channel stereo receiver for $144, plus $5 for shipping. Your thoughts?īonus deal: Any self-respecting home theater needs a hub in the form of a receiver. Unknowns notwithstanding, this is one of the lowest prices I've ever seen on a new color laser with duplexing and wireless. (I found one of the latter on eBay for about $40.) Of course, that was back in 2012 you should definitely investigate the current cost of replacement toner cartridges, as well as refill kits.
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In any case, read what PC Mag had to say about the cost per page: It's lower on the Ricoh printer than most other models. Usually a higher number is indicative of more features, and they certainly look and sound identical. PC Mag covered the SP C242DN and gave it mostly high marks, but I'm not sure of the differences between that printer and this one. Speaking of which, CNET hasn't reviewed the SP C250DN, and in fact I had a hard time finding any reviews of that model.
There's also a Google Cloud Print app for use with Chromebooks and PCs, but the SP C250DN isn't listed among the supported models.
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Good news: Ricoh offers Android and iOS apps for printing from your phone or tablet. It offers duplexing (i.e., double-sided printing), and it connects via USB, Ethernet or Wi-Fi.īad news: It doesn't support AirPrint or Google Cloud Print (natively). The SP C250DN is a tall, office-friendly printer with a 250-sheet paper tray.
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That's after applying promo code 1CHPSKATE1 at checkout.
Today, however, you can get one for less up front: Adorama has the Ricoh SP C250DN color laser printer for $69.99 shipped. Me, I've always preferred laser printers, which tend to cost more up front but have a lower total cost per page. If you want to print in color, inkjet printers have always been the necessary evil: They're way less expensive than color lasers, or at least it seems that way until you have to replace their ink cartridges every five minutes.
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