Konica Minolta magicolor 2500W

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85% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Very low price, high-quality text and graphics prints

Networking option costs $190, one paper tray, no upgrade options

This is the lowest-priced colour laser we've seen -- and it offers top-notch print quality. Its only downfall is the cost of a networking adapter.

Low price. Easy setup. Reasonably good output quality, especially for graphics and photos.

Slow. Although text quality is acceptable for most business purposes, it's subpar for a laser.

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Very low price High-quality text and graphics prints

Networking option costs $119, One paper tray, no upgrade options

This is the lowest-cost color laser to date, yet it offers better print quality than models costing several times more.

It's very hard to fault the Magicolor 2500W. A good inkjet will still prove a better option for dedicated colour graphics, but this is as good as most of the inkjets available. Add high-speed, laser-quality text and decent running costs, and this is...

BEFRIEDIGEND

Color fidelity for photos is unmatched.

The paper guides must be put into the normal stock position from the thick stock position they are in for shipping.

I have installed 5 of these in the past with zero problems to-date.

This unit dropped dead within 15 minutes.

Smaller than other color lasers, these print great text and wonderful color.

Konica Minolta has profound quality problems with all their printers, and this is no exception.