The Dell 1350cnw laser printer is a good choice for printing colour and monochrome documents in bulk because of its advanced technology. The 1350cnw Dell printer promises high-quality output that small workgroups can share because of the built-in networking features, but it demands patience from users because of the slow print speeds and poorly-placed screen.
Design
With a sleek and matte frame, the Dell 1350cnw A4 colour LED printer is suitable for professional environments, and the compact frame that measures 8.9 inches tall, 11.8 inches deep, and 15.5 inches wide makes it fit into cramped or small spaces. The control panel lies on the left-hand corner on top and it consists of a d-pad, a small display screen, and one-touch buttons. The bottom part of the 1350cnw houses the 150-sheet input drawer, while the output tray for the bypass tray is located at the back and hidden by a flap.
Advantages
The Dell 1350cnw colour printer is economical to run because of the LED engine, while the small footprint is good for small offices and cramped desktops. Workgroups can share the Dell 1350cnw colour laser printer over a wireless or wired network, and they can feel secure with the printer's password protection feature when printing colour documents. Printouts from the 1350cnw LED printer look good whether in monochrome or in colour.
Disadvantages
Speed is the major setback of the Dell 1350cnw colour printer. The Dell 1350-cnw is also criticised for high costs per page especially in colour prints. Text quality is slightly sub-par for a laser-class device. The status of the Dell 1350cnw printer can be difficult to view on-board because of the small display screen, which isn't angled enough for better viewing.
