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Tarfumes.com - Brother HL-5250DN Network Ready Laser Printer with Duplex
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List Price: $399.99
Our Price: $189.99
Your Save: $ 210.00 ( 53% )
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Manufacturer: BROTHER
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Brother
Color: GRAY
EAN: 0012502614449
Feature: Network-ready monochrome printer ideal for small workgroups
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Label: BROTHER
Manufacturer: BROTHER
Model: HL-5250DN
Modem Description: None
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: BROTHER
Special Features: nv:Print Method^Black/White Laser|First Page Output Time^Less than 8.5 seconds|Resolution^Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi|Maximum Duty Cycle^20,000 Pages Per Month|Print Speed^30PPM|Special Features^Duplex Printing|Dimensions^14.6"W x 15.1"D x 9.7"H|Connectivity^Parallel|Connectivity^USB 2.0|Connectivity^10/100 BaseT Ethernet|Standard Paper Input^250 Sheet Paper Capacity|Paper Sizes Supported^Letter|Paper Sizes Supported^Legal|Paper Sizes Supported^A4|Paper Sizes Supported^A5
Studio: BROTHER
System Memory Size: 32
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Features
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Network-ready monochrome printer ideal for small workgroups
Built-in duplex feature easily prints 2-sided documents
Up to 30 ppm with a resolution of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi
Built-in Ethernet network interface brings workgroup together
Dimensions: 14.6 x 9.7 x 15.1 in. (WxHxD); weighs 21.6 pounds
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Editorial Reviews:
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Desktop users and small connected workgroups will find the HL-5250DN a flexible solution to their monochrome laser printing needs. This reliable laser printer features excellent paper handling with its built-in duplex capability for two-sided printing and very expandable paper input capacity. For users concerned with connectivity, this printer offers all the usual connection choices as well as a built-in Ethernet network interface to allow network printer sharing. Small connected workgroups and performance desktop users will be amazed at the versatility and affordability of the HL-5250DN. Unit Dimensions - Width 14.6 x Depth 15.1 x Height 9.7 inches Weight - 21.6 pounds Compatible for use with Windows - Macintosh OS - Linux Includes 1) TN550 Standard Yield Toner Cartridge (up to 3,500 Pages) and (1) DR520 Drum Unit (yields up to 25,000 Pages) Manufacturer's One year limited warranty
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Better Than Expected
Comment: I would recommend this printer to anyone looking for a medium duty B&W printer. We have been using the 5250DN on a small office network for about 6 weeks. It set up easily and so far has worked perfectly. Yes, it is a little noisy but not so much so as to be a problem. We use it for letters, lengthy documents printed on both sides, checks and invoices. The print quality is good at 600dpi, and very good at 1200dpi. The reported issue with power consumption has not been a problem for us - it is pluged into a 20A circuit that measures 124v at the outlet, and the UPS logs do not show any undervolt problems. The only thing missing is a straight-through outfeed option - that would help with envelopes, label sheets and heavier paper stock.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A Big Disappointment
Comment: My purchase was based on glowing reviews by the likes of PC Magazine and PC World. I thought I had found a great printer. Although the printer is approximately two years old I have only put approx 700 pages thru it.
The first signs of trouble were a large crease in the center of each page when paper exited the machine.
Then disaster struck. I tried to print and nothing. My computer alerts me it has discovered new hardware ! The status light is red and the printer refuses to print, not even a test page. I quickly learn the computer can't find the printer. Trying to reinstall the drivers won't work. even without it hooked up to the computer the red light won't go out. Upon searching the internet for info I discover I am not alone when it comes to this same problem. No phone number to call for help. Now I have a large paper weight on my hands. Never Again, Brother
Customer Rating:
Summary: I couldn't be happier
Comment: I have had this printer for approximately two years and put it through moderate use. I print something nearly every day. I am a student and print lots of drafts of papers and presentations. I don't typically print exceptionally long items, so I don't have a lot of experience with more than about 30 pages at a time. But I always use the duplex function, it was what pushed me towards buying this product in the first place. I love that I can use less paper, especially for rough drafts or miscellaneous printing. I have used a variety of papers including card stock. It definitely gets a little touchy with other papers and I've had a few times where multiple sheets will be pulled through when using the front slot. I am still on my first toner cartridge but getting close to the end. The toner light came on about two weeks ago and then went back off, so I figure any day now.
As far as price goes, I don't remember how much I paid, between $150 and 200. I felt it was a good price, I had been through so many ink jet printers that I was sick of replacing them every six months to a year. This printer has met all my expectations.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Brother Laser Printer with Duplex HL-5250DN
Comment: Installed this laser printer using the supplied CD onto a Macintosh OS X 5.5, and a 4.11 version OS.
Networked to a Bonjour wireless setup without difficulty. Works as intended on two MacBook Pros; one G4 and one Intel Duo. Install time using the CD was less then 10 minutes for each computer. Brother HL-5250DN Network Ready Laser Printer with Duplex
Customer Rating:
Summary: Worked well for a while
Comment: This printer worked well for about a year. Right after replacing the drum cartridge my paper started to come out crinkled, then repeatedly jamming. When I finally reached Brother customer service they recommended a heavier weight paper even though I had been using their specified type and weight of paper. They were not helpful. By that time it was out of warranty. Still nursing it along until the toner runs out, but only for drafts.
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