C544DN Color Laser Printer
- Borderless Printing – Nο
- Catalog Publishing Type – Printers-Laser/Solid Ink
- Compliance, Standards – ENERGY STAR Qualified
- Connector/Port/Interface – Ethernet, PictBridge, USB
- Depth – 15.70 in
C544DN COLOR LASER PRINTER
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Review by G. Rapkin for C544DN Color Laser Printer
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After a reload of the OS, my old HP laser was no longer compatible with my Mac computer, so I went looking for a color laser that did duplex printing (trying to be a bit green). My use is at home for personal as well as some business printing.
The set up was easy and the instructions clear. Printing in B&W single sided is fast and of high quality. I find the color printing to be a bit muted and not photo-like, but still acceptable. The biggest negative is the duplex printing. It works, but… When I select two-sided printing, it takes forever to print. It is so slow that I have given up using it completely. As I was hurrying out of the house on a road trip, I tried to print a Google map in duplex, and it took so long I simply left the house without the map. I don’t know what is going on inside, but this is so bad I’m shocked it ever was released.
Once I ignore duplex printing, and treat it like a nice feature I will rarely if ever use, then I am generally satisfied with the printer and recommend it for the price.
Review by B. Thomas for C544DN Color Laser Printer
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I was very impressed with the speed and quality of the color printing when using the standard page sizes. However, when I added the 650 page add on tray in order to get the statement sized paper feeder, (5.5″ X 8.5″), the printing slows down to about 8 – 10 ppm. I have been in contact with Lexmark regarding this issue, nothing that I have tried has helped the speed, and I have the feeling that this is simply the best it will do. I still think it is the best printer for the money, but if a business expected to use the statement feeder for volumes of printing, they would be quite disappointed.
Review by Richard R. Glanzer for C544DN Color Laser Printer
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I just spent two hours with Lexmark tech support regarding printing in Black and White using the Mac OX Driver. They have told me in no uncertain terms, that you can only do this with a Windows driver. SO the cost of my consumables just went way up.
Unlike the previous reviewer, duplex printing is insanely fast. He might want to try printing at 1200 DPI instead.
If someone figures how to print in black and white, post a review and i’ll send you my email address. thanks in advance. richard
Review by Artist Robert for C544DN Color Laser Printer
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Two great features:
(1) Quality is fabulous. It prints great detail like lace clothing in photos. It prints best metalic colors I have seen from a color laser printer. Color balance is excellent too.
(2) Totally silent in standby mode! You don’t even know it’s on.
It does seem to take a little slow (a minute or so) to process large images compared to big office color lasers. Probably the same as other color lasers in its class.
Review by Jian Wang for C544DN Color Laser Printer
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After a little more than one year of light use, and just replaced two stock toners with ultra-high yield ones, the fuser went wrong. Lexmark wouldn’t do anything about it, and told me to call the local authorized service provider. Guess what, the fuser assemble costs more than $750, plus the labor about $150. The ASP was nice enough to tell me that there are off-market ones for much less, but I have to deal with totally unknown online retailers, and who knowns how long it will last. I did open the covers, and couldn’t find a clue how to replace the fuser. I guess the only sensible solution is to replace it with a more reliable one.
Before it failed, the printing quality and speed was very good, but it was noisier than I liked. It also makes periodical “click” noise during idle periods, as if it was coming back from sleep mode. The side door seems to be flimsy.