This printing device has a range of positives on its side, including its capacity for integration with other nodes in your connected network, as well as a high memory and links to major operating systems. If you’re thinking twice about the OKI B721, however, don’t forget that it has quite a long period in between power-on and first print.
Design
The hard disk in the OKI B721 is optional, which is important to remember if you’re planning to use the printer on a regular and comprehensive basis. However, it does come with space for an optional 160 GB hard disk. In terms of its weight, the OKI B721 is 26.6 kg when consumables are included too. This device has measurements of 435 x 498 x 410 mm. It offers several other design plus points, including a high-speed USB port and Ethernet capabilities.
Advantages
This device is supportive of a number of major operating systems, including Windows 8 and Windows 7. It also comes with a paper handling capacity of 530 sheets of standard paper in just one tray alone, as well as additional options for more trays. It also offers a resolution of up to 1200 dip x 1200 dpi, and it can also deal with up to 136 European fonts.
Disadvantages
There are plenty of reasons to invest in the OKI B721 for your home or office, but it’s worth remembering that the warm-up time for this device is 25 seconds from power on. That’s significantly higher than other versions on the market, so you may need to think twice if you’re planning to buy this for an environment of significant intensity. When it comes to colour printing, this printer is limited to monochrome – so you may quickly find that it doesn’t fit with your plans if you require coloured logos or letterheads to be created.
