Product Description

Blazing 25 ppm print speeds and sharp 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution, plus USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity in one compact, stylish laser printer. Samsung ML-2571N Network Monochrome Laser PrinterThe network-ready Samsung ML-2571N packs blazing 25 ppm print speeds and sharp 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution into a compact, stylish laser printer thats ideal for small business and workgroups. High-speed USB 2.0, IEEE-1284 parallel and 10/100Base-TX Ethernet connectivity combines with Windows, Mac and Linux compatibility to provide valuable flexibility.

Product Details

• Brand: Samsung
• Model: ML-2571N
• Platform: Windows
• Format: CD
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 14.30" h x 18.00" w x 16.80" l, 20.00 pounds
• CPU: AMD Athlon 1 GHz
• Memory: 32MB DRAM
• Hard Disk: 1GB
• Processors: 1
• Native resolution: 640x480
• Display size: 669.2913385827

Features

• Printer Type - Black and White Laser Printer
• Max Media Size - 8.5" x 14" (Legal Size)
• Form Factor - Laser Printer

Customer Reviews

Decent, and you can't beat the price
I've had this printer for about a year now. No problems at all. Works fine networked to Linux and Windows computers. Not as large as some, but the pictures don't show the paper tray jutting out the front...a requirement for operation. A little loud, perhaps, but only on start-up. Short time from hitting the "print button" to the first page. And that's my only complaint; it's ready to print so fast that it requires a hefty heating element for the fuser. This not only dims the house lights slightly, but it yanked down the house voltage far enough to overload my (admittedly cheapo) Conext 700VA UPS (and no, the printer was not plugged into the UPS). A better UPS remedied that. Interestingly, the printer's surge didn't affect computers that were not on the Conext UPS (or not on any UPS, for that matter). OEM toner cartridges are a bit pricey, but good for 3000 pages (the factory says). Still, hard to beat for the price.

Manual Feed problem
Got this printer for our accountant because they need it network. They used it for the last 2-3 months. The print out is good, some misc led will come on at times and paper jam few times. But the biggest problem for them is the manual feed, it'll always jam and it's a big problem for printing checks. We will have to replace this printer. Guess it's a good printer if you just want to print stuff but not do any manual feeds.

Worked fine, but not for long enough
I purchased the printer about a year ago and it worked quite well for me until a couple weeks back. Just stopped working. When connecting via USB, the driver will not recognize the printer. When it was working, I was pretty pleased with the output. I used it mostly for text and it was certainly adequate for that. Sadly, I've had to junk the thing, and just after shelling out $70 for a new toner cartridge. Sigh . . . I've replaced it with a Brother wireless printer. Hopefully that one will last a bit longer.