Design

With a rugged and understated design, the Lexmark Optra M410 printer can easily fit into any office environment. The small display screen and one-touch operational buttons in the control panel breaks the monotony of the design. There is a 100-sheet multipurpose feeder and a default 250-sheet input tray, and two output bins that can handle 20 or 250 sheets. The Lexmark M410 is two times heavier than some of its predecessors, weighing almost 14.8Kg, but it is still compact, measuring 17.1 inches deep, 15.9 inches wide, and 12.4 inches tall. The standard ports include USB, an internal card slot, and a bidirectional parallel port.

Advantages

On-board operation and configuration is possible for the Lexmark Optra M410. The memory capacity can be expanded to 132MB, so print speeds won't be compromised when larger jobs are concerned. The Lexmark M410 Optra printer can achieve speeds of up to 12ppm on a wide variety of media including vinyl and dual web labels. With its capacity of 15,000 pages, the black Lexmark Optra M410 toner can increase productivity in an office environment.

Disadvantages

The M410 mono laser printer is only capable of printing in monochrome. Users need to buy optional network ports or local ports if they wish to connect the device into a network or through a serial adapter. The curved paper path of the Lexmark Optra M410 printer model may be prone to paper jam, which can be difficult to remove.