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Conserves energy compared to similar products.
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EPEAT EPEAT addresses the sustainability impacts of electronic products. An EPEAT registered product must meet required criteria and can meet optional criteria. The criteria depend on the type of product and can include energy efficiency, reduction of fluorinated greenhouse gases (F-Gases), and end of life management. Products meeting 50% - 75% optional criteria are “Silver” and those meeting more than 75% are “Gold”.
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Complete system failure within a month with no support.
This printer does not deserve even one star, but there is no option for zero or negative star selections. This printer failed inside a month. 260$+ wasted. Failure to power up (although power light illuminated) with flashing red and blue lights, like a traffic stop, and no LED function (or any other function, for that matter) whatsoever. No printing, no scanning, no copies, no nothing. When I called Lexmark technical "support", after wasting valuable time on hold, I was connected to a corporate rep whom I could barely hear to comprehend (this is as polite, respectful, and politically correct as I can manage). From what little of our conversation I could understand, I sensed he was asking leading questions in order to determine that the printer somehow failed from some type of "misuse" or negligence on my part. I gathered that he was attempting to blame this failure on my home power supply and that this was entirely on me (mind you, somehow his reaction was based on a similar symptomatic description to what I provided in the first few sentences of this review). If you spend any time reading reviews on here, you'll likely realize that all of these products, no matter the manufacturer, can have some mechanical issues. Whatever you do, try to find a company with even a modicum of customer service and support—even if it's as simple as the representative not automatically looking for blame to cast on you. Lexmark isn't the one. Oh, and the printer is garbage (literally...read on and reference photo). I will happily never again purchase another one of their products. I thoroughly enjoyed my rage-filled moments while throwing this printer, as hard as I could, into the dumpster. (Visualize the scene from "Office Space"). If you're not physically strong enough to do this, no worries. Find someone who is, because your only satisfaction will come as you live vicariously through them while watching them throw this printer with maximum velocity into a dumpster when yours, too, fails. PS: Before I threw it away, I did call local repair shop to see if they could fix this since I generally like to have things fixed instead of simply throwing everything away at the first sign of malfunction...you know, the environment. Not this time. I am buying an HP....I should have done that in the first place.
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Complete system failure within a month with no support.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021
This printer does not deserve even one star, but there is no option for zero or negative star selections. This printer failed inside a month. 260$+ wasted. Failure to power up (although power light illuminated) with flashing red and blue lights, like a traffic stop, and no LED function (or any other function, for that matter) whatsoever. No printing, no scanning, no copies, no nothing. When I called Lexmark technical "support", after wasting valuable time on hold, I was connected to a corporate rep whom I could barely hear to comprehend (this is as polite, respectful, and politically correct as I can manage). From what little of our conversation I could understand, I sensed he was asking leading questions in order to determine that the printer somehow failed from some type of "misuse" or negligence on my part. I gathered that he was attempting to blame this failure on my home power supply and that this was entirely on me (mind you, somehow his reaction was based on a similar symptomatic description to what I provided in the first few sentences of this review). If you spend any time reading reviews on here, you'll likely realize that all of these products, no matter the manufacturer, can have some mechanical issues. Whatever you do, try to find a company with even a modicum of customer service and support—even if it's as simple as the representative not automatically looking for blame to cast on you. Lexmark isn't the one. Oh, and the printer is garbage (literally...read on and reference photo). I will happily never again purchase another one of their products. I thoroughly enjoyed my rage-filled moments while throwing this printer, as hard as I could, into the dumpster. (Visualize the scene from "Office Space"). If you're not physically strong enough to do this, no worries. Find someone who is, because your only satisfaction will come as you live vicariously through them while watching them throw this printer with maximum velocity into a dumpster when yours, too, fails. PS: Before I threw it away, I did call local repair shop to see if they could fix this since I generally like to have things fixed instead of simply throwing everything away at the first sign of malfunction...you know, the environment. Not this time. I am buying an HP....I should have done that in the first place.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021
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Defective product in previously opened box
Reviewed in Australia on December 9, 2020
