Samsung ML-2010

Pros: The lowest cost, quality laser printer you can buy.

Cons: Extremely thin paper may draw more then one page at a time

The Bottom Line: Extra crisp, sharp lettering, and extremely fast performance, all with a very small footprint, and very low noise.

Review: I purchased this printer at Office Depot for approximately $50 after rebate. Without rebate, the printer retailed for $120 before taxes. I actually forgot to send in the rebate, and it expired. Regardless, I still feel like I have gotten the better...

Pros: 22 pages per minute, compact

Cons: Holds less paper, prints less than the ML-1740, paper jams.

Review: Samsung ML-2010 may be 5 pages/minute faster than the ML-1740 but other than that, I feel the older model Samsung ML-1740 is better than the newer model ML-2010 because:

1. ML-1740 has larger paper capacity. Holds 250 sheets vs. 150...

Pros: A good print at a decent speed.

Cons: Jams too often to be usable.

Review: While the Samsung ML-2010 printer produces a good quality print and is reasonably fast, it jams repeatedly. I am not sure why, but every now and then (several times a week) it decides to jam. It will then jam two or three more times. I have tried it...

Pros: Low price, decent speed and reliability

Cons: Poor print quality, low capacity

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Good work and general purpose printer. If high quality output is needed, look elsewhere. Otherwise, it is a very capable printer.

Review: We purchased this printer as a cheap way to print invoices for a business. We were hesitant to purchase such an inexpensive model, but for the price we figured, what could it hurt.

Ink:
Toner carts last decently long and are fairly...

Pros: QUICK printing, easy setup

Cons: Only black ink, a little noisey

The Bottom Line: Great printer I would recommend to everyone.

Review: I have found that buying anything by your needs. I bought this printer because I needed something cheap, reliable, and ink that I could print out many copies and it not run out after 100 prints. I am a swim coach during the summer and needed to put...

Pros: -In the long run, cheaper than inkjet -Always high quality prints

Cons: -Very noisy

The Bottom Line: Recommended for home office use. Be prepared for noise, and the sticker shot for toner.

Review: I do a lot of couponing and rebating. A LOT. That includes doing a lot of printing from manufacturers' websites and couponing websites. That was taking an unexpected financial toll from replacing ink cartridges for our inkjet printer. My husband...

Pros: Very basic laser printer which is often on sale.

Cons: Loud, frequently jams and the paper tray is flimsy.

The Bottom Line: Basic cheap laser printer with cheap per page cost of printing and cheap refills for toner. I wouldn't pay more than $50 for it.

Review: This printer is very popular due to the fact it was often deeply discounted with rebates and posted on deal sites as low as $29. That's very cheap for even a basic laser printer like this. The last year or so, the frequent deep sales discounts have...

Pros: Cheap price, Looks good.

Cons: TOO MANY PAPER JAMS, PRINTS TOO LIGHT- ONLY GREY not worth it...

Review: This printer has so many paper jams. Every other page has a paper jam and it is really hard to get out. Not worth more than 60$. Way too many paper jams, doesn't print any black, only grey, not very dark and bold. I bought the product for around 40$...

Pros: Fast; print quality is OK for our needs

Cons: Extremely noisy; suspect paper pick-up mechanism

Review: We have had a ML2010 just over 12 months, using it in a small home office environment. The paper has sometimes curled, and ended up on the floor. However, worst of all, the paper pick-up mechanism failed after 13 months. Although that was fixed...

Pros: cheap!

Cons: you pay for what your get!

The Bottom Line: most important thing in a printer? Accept the paper! This piece of junk didn;t. That' why i destroyed it!

Review: perhaps the most frustrating piece of computer-related equipment I've ever had to deal with. Biggest problem: the stupid thing refused--and, yes, I'm going to grant it Hal-like powers in this relationship--to EVER PRINT MORE THAN FOUR PAGESwithout...