Lexmark E260D Mono Laser Printer
- Fast, convenient desktop printing for individual users or small workgroups; Get a product built to last with a 50,000 page duty cycle.
- Compact design makes the E260d perfect for desktop printing.
- 1-Year Exchange Warranty for peace of mind; Print professional-quality documents fast - up to 35 ppm!
- Save costs and the environment with automatic two-sided printing.
- Retrieve print jobs fast thanks to the instant warm-up fuser. First page out as fast as 6.5 seconds
- Retrieve print jobs fast thanks to the instant warm-up fuser. First page out as fast as 6.5 seconds;
- Simplified LED interface makes interacting with the machine easy and intuitive.
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A fine printer – that does print Envelopes on a Mac!,
I had a Lexmark E232 for 6 or so years and it was a great, reliable printer for my modest home office needs. I wanted higher resolution with duplex and so, given my experience with the previous Lexmark, it was natural to upgrade to the E260d.
Well, I’ve had the printer for several days now and can report that it’s everything I was expecting – great print quality, fast print times and no paper feed issues.
The only slight problem … seemed to be the dreaded Mac envelope mess reported here. The first time I tried an envelope … argh! … exactly as other users have said, the print was off the side of the envelope. I have to admit, I read those reviews before buying and figured a company like Lexmark couldn’t have failed to solve an issue reported as far back as 2009. Looking further around now that I had the issue, there seemed to be no solution posted on the internet. I was worried. BUT … I contacted Lexmark support and, within a few minutes they had a solution. And the solution, seemingly for the first time on the internet is:
In the print dialogue, from the menu that initially reads ‘Layout’, select ‘Paper Feed’. From the menu that appears, change ‘Auto Select’ to ‘Manual Envelope’. And that’s it.
Now, Lexmark has had 2 years to fix their paper ‘Auto Select’ which seems to fail to ‘auto’ select Envelope when the page size is set to Envelope … but still – their support was excellent and the printer is a bargain for what you get. We’ll see what the toner costs turn out to be – but I was pleasantly surprised by the toner use of my E232 and I’m hoping this will be the same.
Bottom line: If this fits your needs, you wont regret buying it.
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|Can’t Believe You Slaggers,
Can’t believe the score for this machine was dropped under 50% because one or more people (who knows if it’s the same guy with an agenda) repeatedly – INCORRECTLY – stated you can’t print envelopes on a MAC with this thing. There should be ‘tard weighted scores’ and ‘people with a clue’ scores. The tards could yammer all day that a toaster sucks because it doesn’t blend their tea for them. The rest of us can actually share valid information.
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