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User Reviews for
Samsung CLP-600N Laser Printer
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CLP-600n
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Reviewed
September 5 2007 10:59:17 PM
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Ratings:
3
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Pros:
$399.00 with a $200.00 rebate.... |
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Cons:
Will not print envolopes I can not get this printer to print envolopes. It will feed the envolope in and out of the machine but will not print anything.
I have never had a printer not have the ability to print an envolope.
Am running a PowerBook G4 with Mac:offic 2004
Has any one had this trouble?
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The Worst Printer That I Have Ever Had!
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Reviewed
June 5 2008 1:54:39 PM
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Ratings:
1
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Pros:
Price |
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Cons:
Everything About This I should have known that you get what you pay for. This was on sale at the local office store ($197.00) I figured that you could not buy the ink for that amount, so I bought it. There were no manuals at all for this. You had to go online to find the drivers. I ended up paying for my computer tech to install this printer to the network. ($120 extra)
The picture quality was fair at best, but I thought for under $200 what do you expect. I could not get most of the paper to feed thru the machine without jamming. The print got so bad that I ended up going back to my Trusty 5 year old HP all in one (ink jet). I just recently bought an OKI lazer. The cost was under $500 but I set it up on the network myself. The print quality is 20 or 30 times better.
Keep in mind...when you think that you may save a couple of bucks because something is cheap, you usually don't. The time that I spent trying to get that samsung to work, cost me more than the machine.
I usually don't write reviews, but I felt that a warning was needed for someone that may make the same mistake that I did.
Side note; My samsung went bad within the warranty period, It was not worth the trouble to deal with their customer service people. If anyone wants a free laser printer, look me up and they can have this one.
I'm sticking with the HP's and OKI's.
Steve
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