The C920dtn colour laser printer by Lexmark is user-friendly, reasonably fast, and easy to set-up. Its size and paper capacity are just right for small offices. Unlike its predecessor, the Lexmark C920dtn duplex network printer with second input tray comes with two-sided printing as a standard, but is still quite noisy and consumes more electricity than it should when idle.
Design
The Lexmark C920dtn printer features a plain matte frame and a minimalist control panel, but it boasts a robust colour LED print engine, 512MB of memory, and a 1,000MHz processor. However, the C920dtn wide-format colour printer weighs almost 105Kg and measures 28 inches deep, 27.4 inches wide, and 25.2 inches tall. It features two input trays and a 550-sheet output bin. The standard ports include USB 2.0, Ethernet, parallel, and a USB direct interface.
Advantages
It is network-ready, easy to set-up, and comes with a duplex unit. There is a range of finishing options in the Lexmark C-920dtn colour printer to simplify the creation of documents. Media handling is versatile with the multi-purpose feeder for speciality paper. The default memory of the Lexmark C920dtn can be increased to 1,000MB. Print speeds are impressive, at up to 36ppm in monochrome and 32ppm in colour. Recycled Lexmark C920dtn toners offer a cheaper alternative to the original Lexmark C920 supplies.
Disadvantages
The Lexmark C920dtn A3 colour printer is expensive to run and is somewhat noisy. Additional finishing options, the banner media tray, and the printer stand that comes with two 550-sheet drawers are expensive. There is limited compatibility with Mac operating systems. The C920dtn is not the best choice for printing pictures.
