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Considering that Lexmark is such a big name in the world of business printing, the X4550 feels surprisingly flimsy, with a build quality that doesnt seem to match the competition.We cant see this device remaining in one piece for long under heavy off...
Wi-Fi, Quick mono printing...
Expensive to run, Slow colour printing, No colour LCD...
Considering that Lexmark is such a big name in the world of business printing, the X4550 feels surprisingly flimsy, with a build quality that doesnt seem to match the competition.We cant see this device remaining in one piece for long under heavy off...
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We havent thoroughly researched Lexmarks claim that its the most affordable Wi-Fi-enabled all-in-one printer on the market today, but with online offers showing the price as low as £64, well give them the benefit of the doubt. Overall, this p...
Wi-Fi printing, affordable...
Slow, large...
If you want to wirelessly network your home office, this is a great all-rounder printer option. If you dont, then theres better on the market...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-03 22:50:38
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Now if only it would run on batteries... WiFi is handy if you dont need top results. Lexmarks X4550 is the only wireless model here, and, ironically, the only one that comes with a USB lead included. This is used to connect the printer to your PC...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-03 22:50:38
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uninspiring but functional wi-fi ready all-in-one: A light all-in-one device, albeit one that still demands a reasonable desk footprint, Lexmarks X4550 is heavily targeting those with a wireless network in their home. Thats down to one of its box-stated f...
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First the dimensions of the when closed but power lead and USB (if used) is plugged in 45x37x16cm. Now with paper stored in the rear vertical position and the output tray lowered these figures become 45x52x38cm that is the actual amount of desk, shelf...
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The Lexmark X4550 isnt the cheapest printing device to offer Wi-Fi capabilities (that accolade goes to the juicily priced £60 Lexmark Z1420 inkjet), but it still weighs in at a sub-£100 price that, particularly in light of its scanning capabilities...
The Lexmark X4550 is a worthy but slightly dull All-In-One thats enlivened by the presence of Wi-Fi. If you have a Wi-Fi network in your home or home office then you may find this an interesting prospect. However, we reckon that, come the Autumn, the...
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webuser.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-03 22:50:38
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Web User checks out a new combined printer and scanner that uses your Wi-Fi network to connect to your PC. more...
Lexmark is leading the field in terms of bringing together the kinds of technologies wed like to see in a device of this nature – so long as theres access to a power socket, it could be kept completely out of sight in a cupboard with no cable clutte...
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Lexmark reckons wireless connections are set to saturate homes and offices across the nation. To this end, many of the models in its new range eagerly embrace Wi-Fi. This isnt the cheapest device to offer Wi-Fi, but it costs $199 and this, in light of...
Wi-Fi, Simple to set up...
Text quality wasnt sharp, Image quality was average The Final Word This is a worthy but slightly dull MFD, enlivened by the presence of Wi-Fi.
This is a worthy but slightly dull MFD, enlivened by the presence of Wi-Fi.
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Lexmark X4550Now that wireless networks let you share a broadband internet connection around the house, it makes sense for printers to get in on the act. After all, everyone in the home wants to print stuff but the printer is typical...
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theglobeandmail.com Updated:
2014-03-31 03:23:36
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An amazing value for under $150 — ideal for multi-computer households with wireless networks. Inkjet printers, even all-in-ones, are old news, one would think. Everyone has one or two, for hard copies of documents, or for printing photos or Web page...
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