Made for the SOHO market, this printer was built for manual labor. Whether you are in awe of the above average printing results, low maintenance, agreeable trouble shooting methods or the one year warranty, this is the printer to bring into any new or established place of business.
Coming out in what some would call a rather expected, and bland crème box shell, the Lexmark X543D is out to prove that looks aren't everything. With great added features such as the Snap-on rectangular paper tray cover that protrudes 3 inches from the rear, you will want to find an out of the way, yet airy space for the new office printer. Currently this model is able to produce 150 sheets in one print setting.
The manual setup for this particular printer is going to be somewhat on the tedious side, which is due to the construction of the printer itself. As the crème color shell protects all of the inner organs of the printer, it also makes getting things installed, and setup a little on the challenging side. But once you are up and running, adding the toner, is a little but easily accessed through the rear.
After all of the manual setup of the printer has been resolved, the software that comes with the X543DN is rather easy to install and download to your pc. There are going to be a few questions regarding the software that you run on your computer, and option to set up wireless or through USB port, which you would have to purchase separately through the Lexmark website or distributor retail location.
Once you have all set up running a ten page color test was rather easy, and offered successful and rather impressive results. This particular printer also offers 10 page scanning and printing of colored pages as well.
Overall this is a great printer for home or office use with an attractive price under 9. When you are looking for a machine that can do it all from one location offering you a hand free opportunity, this is the printer for you.
