View Full Version : Hot Deal on Color Laser Printer +Free Shipping
darrbiss
Aug 3rd, 2007, 08:56 AM
Hey guys,
Directdial has a promotion on a Lexmark C534DN, reg. ~$1100 on for $499.
Also if you talk to Daniel @ x229 he has agreed to offer free shipping to anyone that tells him Darren sent you.
(I get nothing out of this; I buy a lot of stuff through work from them so my rep has agreed to this deal.)
Let me know how it works out for everyone.
Linky: http://www.directdial.com/34A0192.html
Also if you have never purchased anything from DirectDial take a look around; I think you will find pricing to be very reasonable.
DARR
LonesomeDove
Aug 3rd, 2007, 09:02 AM
According to the news, laser printers can harm your health.
http://cbs4denver.com/consumer/local_story_213231221.html
Because of the particles or dust released during the printing process that go into your lungs. As bad as smoking.
Khrak
Aug 3rd, 2007, 09:11 AM
According to the news, laser printers can harm your health.
http://cbs4denver.com/consumer/local_story_213231221.html
Because of the particles or dust released during the printing process that go into your lungs. As bad as smoking.
... and?
There are about 1,000,000,000 things in this world that we live with every day that cause irritation/illness. Why do people act like it's news every time to discover a new one? Aside from the fact that this was news 40 years ago, I'd think the fact that breathing in powdered plastics is bad for you would be obvious.
Despite this, what does this have to do with the sale price on this printer?
agentbob
Aug 3rd, 2007, 09:39 AM
Hmmm it supports OS X too.. I'm tempted. Can never find cheap color lasers that support mac
Anyone know how much refills go for this printer?
simondaman
Aug 3rd, 2007, 10:09 AM
According to the news, laser printers can harm your health.
http://cbs4denver.com/consumer/local_story_213231221.html
Because of the particles or dust released during the printing process that go into your lungs. As bad as smoking.
Who did this study? The world inkjet association? lmao
Its not like people can stop using laser printers?
tempta
Aug 3rd, 2007, 11:03 AM
According to the news, laser printers can harm your health.
http://cbs4denver.com/consumer/local_story_213231221.html
Because of the particles or dust released during the printing process that go into your lungs. As bad as smoking.
did u know sleeping with a girl (if ur a guy, or girl) or with a guy (if ur a girl or guy) the food they ate in their stomach is decaying and releasing radiation, and it can harm you?????
milhouse6
Aug 3rd, 2007, 11:23 AM
did u know sleeping with a girl (if ur a guy, or girl) or with a guy (if ur a girl or guy) the food they ate in their stomach is decaying and releasing radiation, and it can harm you?????
Well I can certainly attest to certain fumes radiating out of a certain orifice of mine when I sleep
SKYMTL
Aug 3rd, 2007, 11:28 AM
Replacement toner costs a fortune for these things. >:(
darrbiss
Aug 3rd, 2007, 11:34 AM
Replacement toner costs a fortune for these things.
Unfortunately replacement toner will be expensive on any color laser.
Fire
Aug 3rd, 2007, 11:40 AM
According to the news, laser printers can harm your health.
http://cbs4denver.com/consumer/local_story_213231221.html
Because of the particles or dust released during the printing process that go into your lungs. As bad as smoking.
According to the news, eat can direct to your death.
simondaman
Aug 3rd, 2007, 01:08 PM
Does anyone know if particles are still released when the machine is off?:confused:
Phoxx
Aug 3rd, 2007, 02:41 PM
You guys are worrying wayyy too much. If those particles do anything to you at all, they will take away the time of your life that you would have to wait for the inkjet printers to print.
joegrecoant
Aug 3rd, 2007, 03:00 PM
just to save you guys some hassle and surprises, and help u decide on whether to get it or not...this is the toner price right from lexmark.ca website...of course u should be able to refill elsewhere or buy no name cartridge (if there are any)...just as a worst case scenario...
C534 Black High Yield Return Program Toner C5240KH $197.10 (8k pages)
C53x Black Return Program Toner Cartridge C5220KS $124.20 (4k pages)
Cyan, Magenta and yellow carries the same price $141.75 for 3k pages...
I didn't do much research on this printer but if u would have to replace all toners @ the same time (just for example), cost will be $550 cdn....+ tax...
might be better to buy a new printer instead...
Goonish
Aug 3rd, 2007, 03:52 PM
Lexmark is notorious for their high price of toner. You always have to consider that cost and not just the initial cost of the printer. For that reason alone, I don't plan on owning a Lexmark during my lifetime.
generaltao99
Aug 3rd, 2007, 04:13 PM
just to save you guys some hassle and surprises, and help u decide on whether to get it or not...this is the toner price right from lexmark.ca website...of course u should be able to refill elsewhere or buy no name cartridge (if there are any)...just as a worst case scenario...
C534 Black High Yield Return Program Toner C5240KH $197.10 (8k pages)
C53x Black Return Program Toner Cartridge C5220KS $124.20 (4k pages)
Cyan, Magenta and yellow carries the same price $141.75 for 3k pages...
I didn't do much research on this printer but if u would have to replace all toners @ the same time (just for example), cost will be $550 cdn....+ tax...
might be better to buy a new printer instead...
Laser printers always have expensive toners. As long as you get your high return in prints (quality and sheet count-wise), the economics make sense. In other words, that $200 toner will yield 8000 sheets of good quality black prints for roughly $0.03/page.
Colour prints are always more expensive, but compared to inkjet with $20-50 ink carts and far lower yield/cart, the cost/page is still lower with laser.
darrbiss
Aug 3rd, 2007, 04:14 PM
Geez, I am going to sound like a spokesperson for DirectDial but their price for the Toner is as follows:
C5240KH $158
C5220KS $105
I can't say anything about the printer as I do not own one, but the price is a good price for a Color, Duplexing, Network printer.
cgl
Aug 3rd, 2007, 04:50 PM
I bought one of these printer 3 months ago from somewhere else for work. It got good reviews when I looked it up. Print quality is decent and it is reasonably quick. The color cartridges are rated at 3000 pages, but be aware that this is probably at 5% coverage. I had to change the cyan cartridge in ours after 570 pages when someone printed 250 copies of a 2 page promotional flyer with a continuos light blue background. Overall I would reccommend the printer, but anyone buying a color laser needs to buy it with their eyes wide open with regards to consumable costs. (though the same applies to inkjets too)
darrbiss
Aug 24th, 2007, 10:49 AM
Just a reminder, this deal ends on the 31st.