Dell 1600n

Pros: Wonderful function, 22ppm B&W laser, network scanner/printer, USB 2 and ethernet connectivity for $199.

Cons: USB connection was problematic, Paperport upgrade was difficult. Fan a bit noisy.

The Bottom Line: State of the art in B&W laser MFC devices. If you're in the market for this type of device, look no further. Ethernet printing / scanning on this device rules!

Review: The Dell 1600n is a triumph of and reflects the current state of the art in multifunction B&W laser devices. It has an integrated 22ppm laser printer, a wonderful scanner which can be used in flatbed or adf mode (in flatbed it's restricted to 8.5x11 ...

Pros: - Price - Features

Cons: - Watch out for Dell chat support and long queues for phone support

The Bottom Line: But it. Best features for price. Watch out for Dell chat support and long phone queues.

Review: A previous review of the Dell 1600n hit the nail on the head. Rather than rehash details of that full and detailed review, just refer to it at h ttp://www.epinions.com/content _169348927108. I had a couple things to ...

Pros: Small footprint. works well,has a power save, to cut off the fan automatically.

Cons: Too many people looking for this machine to operate like a $10,000.00 laser printer.

Review: We purchased this machine, and replaced a Brother MFC-8440 ( which is a great machine) The dell worked well in all phases. And as for the fan concern, the manual does not cover the answer for this. I found it by mistake. Just push the menu button until ...

Pros: Built-in networking standard, reliable feed mechanism, easy to service, very inexpensive for Multifunction laser

Cons: Takes a while to wake up from "sleep" mode.

Review: Our business now has 6 of these, in various departments. Nice when we need network printing, faxing, and light-duty copying all in one machine. Overall, very pleased. Don't use the scanning function in most departments, so can't speak to that. But, ...

Pros: All good I never had a problem installed easy runs great.

Cons: None I have 17 years in the field of laser printers I like mine.....

Review: I have a small company and i rebuild the toner cartridges for this printer and i use it for faxing testing scanning it has never failed me its fine with USB and Eithernet... nothing but good things to say here.... ...

Pros: A lot of features in one package. Does most things well.

Cons: Loud fan, scanning software for network is questionable.

The Bottom Line: For the $350 or so that I spent, I'm happy. It replaced a Brother all in one inkjet monster that took up more room and constantly ran out of ink.

Review: I was lucky and got some pretty good discounts with online coupons so for the $300 or so that I spent, not a bad deal to replace my old inkjet fax machines. I had seen the same problems as some of the other posters. The printing is not all that ...

Pros: has not broken or jammed, multi-functions work well (but not great)

Cons: warming up time, fan noise, number buttons difficult to read, small paper tray

The Bottom Line: This Dell printer is an average performer.  With all the available multi-function machines out there, shop around before deciding on this one.

Review: This Dell 1600n All-in-One Laser Printer has seen a lot of activity in our office. It has been from the Northwest Pacific to New England. It has severed as a network printer and scanner as well as a fax machine and photocopier. This machine is ...

Pros: Price, size

Cons: Misfeed, Confusing, Toner usage, warming up

The Bottom Line: Don't buy this one

Review: Our small office had a leased machine with the "same" functionality, the contract was up and I checked into the Dell 1600n. The savings were huge $298 for the machine + $198 for a 3 yr service agreement vs. $144 a month for our leased machine. The ...

Pros: everything for $300

Cons: scanning slow, faxing stopped working! driver software package huge.

Review: scanning extremely slow. printing works okay. faxing worked okay for 2 years now cannot figure out why it won't receive faxes. have to buy toner direct from dell--can't buy from your local store. dell customer support was hostile (partly my fault), ...

Pros: Handsome with gray and black accents

Cons: Loud! Fan is always on! No sleep mode. Print quality is fair.

The Bottom Line: Poor choice. Noisy. Power hog. Your electrical bill will suffer. You have to buy toner cartridges from Dell. There are much better products out there in the same price range.

Review: As a fan of Dell notebooks, I jumped at the chance to replace my aging all-in-one laser printer with Dell's first entry in the AIO market. The 1600n's attractive gray and black accents on a relatively small, rectangular footprint--compared to its Canon, ...