The wireless capable Xerox Phaser 3260 is a monochrome printer offering money saving duplexing capability and standard 417-watt power usage. An upper limit monthly duty cycle of 30,000 pages makes this printer the perfect accessory in small to medium size workplaces. The Phaser 3260 monochrome printer combines features such as brightness and contrast adjustment with a monitoring app to offer a very practical tool.
Design
The Xerox Phaser 3260 monochrome laser printer is a compact machine with a stylish two-tone exterior. It measures 368 x 335 x 214 millimetres, and, with a weight of just 7.6kg, the Phaser 3260 printer is easily moved around as job requirements dictate. The Phaser 3260 black and white printer has built-in Ethernet, wireless direct and USB interfaces so as to cater to most connection needs. Printing media up to A4 size such as projector transparencies, envelopes or cards presents no problems for this versatile piece of equipment. There’s a manual feed slot for non-standard media in addition to the 250-page input tray. The output receptacle holds up to 150 pages.
Advantages
Duplex capability comes as standard with the Xerox 3260 Phaser printer and as well as slashing paper bills it gives the means of producing items such as leaflets and booklets. It's not slow when it comes to multipage prints either and speeds of 28 A4 pages per minute are normal. Enhanced resolutions of 4800 x 600dpi guarantee print quality that is outstanding and will impress important clients. The monthly cycle ensures that the Phaser 3260 laser printer will not overheat when busy. Fast print speeds and crisp, clear text or graphics are printed every time using the original Xerox Phaser 3260 black toner.
Disadvantages
A good basic monochrome option, the Xerox 3260 mono laser printer is let down somewhat by its awkward rear manual feed.
