Lexmark C3224dw Color Laser Printer with Ethernet, Mobile-Friendly Wireless Printer with Automatic Two-Sided Printing (2-Series)
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At a glance
- Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Model
- C3224dw
- Dimensions
- 15.5"D x 16.2"W x 9.6"H
- Weight
- 35.5 lb
- Color
- White, Gray
- Printing Technology
- Laser
- Special Feature
- Auto-Duplex, Network-Ready, Portable
- Works with
- Laptops, PC
Features 6
- PRODUCTIVE LASER - Brilliant color documents and fast print speed and standard two-sided printing. Durable and designed to increase your efficiency.
- WIRELESS PRINTER - Fast, gigabit network connection.Works where you do - print and share from any device with standard WiFi. Mobile-friendly and cloud-sharing platforms for quick and easy document access.
- SECURE OFFICE PRINTER - Built-in security that protects your information on the device, over the network and at all points in between.
- DURABLE SMALL PRINTER - Built for business and made to last with a sturdy steel frame. Compact size fits almost anywhere. Small size, big capabilities.
- SUSTAINABLE LASER PRINTER - Automatic two-sided printing; Ability to use up to 100% recycled paper; Free and easy supplies cartridge recycling.
- RELIABLE COLOR PRINTER - Low printing costs with high-yield supplies. Print more, worry less. One-year onsite warranty, plus next business day service.
Description
The Lexmark Color Printer 2-series is everything your business needs for general office demands. Fast print speed. Secure by design. Steel frames. Automatic 2-sided printing. Brilliant color printed documents. Durable and designed to increase your efficiency. Mobile-friendly with color output up to 24 pages per minute. The Lexmark C3224dw offers the combination of price and performance small workgroups need in a compact package that fits anywhere. Powered by a 1-GHz multi-core processor and 256 MB of memory it is lightweight easy to set up easy to move and easy to keep going with one-piece toner cartridge replacement. Built-in Ethernet supports network connectivity and Wi- Fi enables secure mobile-device support. Standard two-sided printing saves paper while Lexmark full-spectrum security helps protect your network and proprietary information. One-year warranty.
Specs 52
| Brand | Lexmark |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | Ethernet, USB, Wireless |
| Printing Technology | Laser |
| Special Feature | Auto-Duplex, Network-Ready, Portable |
| Color | White, Gray |
| Model Name | C3224dw |
| Printer Output | Color |
| Maximum Print Speed (Color) | 24 ppm |
| Max Printspeed Monochrome | 24 ppm |
| Item Weight | 35.5 pounds |
| Printer Type | Laser |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Auto-Duplex, Network-Ready, Portable |
| Printer Output Type | Color |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15.5"D x 16.2"W x 9.6"H |
| Controller Type | Android |
| Print media | Paper (plain) |
| Scanner Type | Document |
| Maximum Copy Speed Black and White | 24 ppm |
| Warranty Type | Limited Warranty |
| Maximum Copies Per Run | 250 |
| Ink Color | Color |
| Additional Printer Functions | Scan |
| Control Method | App |
| Number of Trays | 2 |
| Processor Count | 2 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Resolution | 600 x 600 |
| Color Depth | 24 bpp |
| Maximum print Resolution Color | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Maximum Print Resolution Black and White | 600 dpi |
| Duplex | Automatic |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Color | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White | 600 dpi |
| Model Number | C3224dw |
| Built-In Media | C3224dw Printer, Starter Toner Cartridge, Power Cord(s) |
| Series Number | 3224 |
| Model Series | C3224 |
| UPC | 734646679770 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 70 |
| Item Type Name | Color Laser Printer |
| Manufacturer | LEXMARK INT'L, INC. |
| Color Pages per Minute | 24 ppm |
| B&W Pages per Minute | 24 ppm |
| Maximum Media Size | 8.5 x 14 inch |
| Maximum Sheet Capacity | 250 |
| Paper Size | 15.5 x 16.2 x 9.6 |
| Output sheet capacity | 250 |
| Printer Connectivity Type | Ethernet, USB, Wireless |
| Hardware Interface | Ethernet, USB 2.0 |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
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I can't believe this doesn't have all 5 stars!
Just received this today, so it is possible over time I may change my mind, and if I do, I'll update this review. But it is awesome so far! I'm replacing a 20-year-old high-end Brother printer, so I'll compare it to that. The Brother cost $600 20 years ago, so I was not expecting much at all from a $117 printer. Most of the negative reviews mentioned trouble connecting via WiFi. My first thought was I didn't care about that. I've never had a WiFi printer in the past and didn't see any reason it would be necessary now. However, I have gotten married since 20 years ago and we have kids and more computers in the house, so I figured if it worked that would be great and if not, well, it was only $117 and we didn't have a networked printer in the past so it would be okay. Of course, once it arrived, connecting it to WiFi became my first obsession! I guess I just wanted to try it that cool new feature! I've never connected a printer to WiFi and wasn't sure how it worked. The printed materials that came with the printer were totally useless. It's all pictures, no words and nothing about connecting via Wifi. But, all the info you need, really, is on the printer screen. Even though it's tiny, I was able to get the information I needed from it to connect it up. Basically, I turned the printer on, read the directions as they scrolled across on the tiny screen and followed the directions. It mentioned a Lexmark printer app, which I downloaded. I was able to quickly and easily connect the app on my phone to the printer and from there it was a breeze. It went through the steps and I was able to print from my phone. Which again, was not something I had ever imagined doing, much less anything I needed or wanted to do. But it worked and that was cool! Then it was off to connect two computers to it. First I plugged it in by wire to my wife's computer - which I think might have been a mistake. But at the time I thought that's how you had to do it. For some reason I wasn't able to get it to connect via WiFi on her computer because while the computer "saw" the printer, it kept asking me for a WPS PIN which it said was either printed on the printer or was on the printed materials that came with the printer. It was on neither. I gave up on that and went to install it via WiFi only on my computer. Actually I didn't really have to do anything. I opened the Printer Settings on my computer and clicked Add Printer, then find WiFi connected printer and it was right there. So it was already broadcasting the signal to all devices in our house and all I had to do was click Connect - and it worked like a charm. The weird thing though is it didn't ask me for any WPS PIN for my computer. And I'm guessing that's because I never connected it via wire - so it didn't halfway install itself by wire only to get confused by WiFi? I don't know. But I did not ever attach it to my computer with a wire and the WiFi connected up absolutely flawlessly. Then I went back to my wife's computer and using the disk that came with the printer I installed the drivers from that. And once that was done, suddenly it worked fine as a WiFi printer. Although it shows up in Printer Settings as (copy1) of the first attempted installation by wire, which still works if it's plugged in with the wire. Then for the big test. I moved the printer to another room! Would we both be able to print on it from our respective offices? My wife's office is closest and mine is further away... about 50 feet away and several drywall walls. From my wife's office, everything went off without a hitch. From my office - same result. Print Perfect both times. My old $600 Brother printer did excellent color prints, and this one does as well - for 1/6th the price. I printed a few photos from the Lexmark, as a test, and was absolutely amazed at their quality. They're almost photo-printer quality. In fact, if I printed them on laser photo paper, I think they'd look good enough to frame and hang. The other nifty feature is the double-sided print feature. Maybe this is something that's been common among printers for the last few years, I'm not sure. But if you're not used to it, it's very cool. It will print on both sides of the paper - automatically. In other words, you don't have to print on one side and then stick the page in upside down and print the other side manually anymore. It will print the first side, then suck the page back into the printer and print the other side! It's really amazing to watch if you've never seen a printer do this before. And it's so fast. One other plus factor is that it's much smaller and lighter than our old printer. The old one, I literally can't lift by myself it's so darn heavy. Something around 100 pounds I think. But this one is much easier to lift, it's like a heavy suitcase. We also appreciate that it takes up much less space than the old behemoth did. One con so far... they include about 7 or 8 sheets of paper (printed on both sides - that's 16 pages of printing) with nothing other than safety warnings - in every imaginable language. The length of the English text wouldn't take up more than about 2 paragraphs, not even a full page. So it's a colossal waste of paper they include and completely unnecessary. Not to mention the hassle they cause all their customers with so much extra paper they have to throw out. BIG WASTE. I have to think that the United States is their largest market and as such might warrant it's own version of this in English and perhaps Spanish. But no... they literally had to print it in almost every major language on earth - and send it in every major language to every customer! Totally ridiculous, wasteful and annoying. The only instructions are what looks like a hand-drawn diagram with little arrows drawn here and there. Not a single word printed on these two pages - where words would be extremely helpful. Apparently the folks at Lexmark don't want to *offend* anyone by writing in the language/languages spoken in the United States only, so they opt not to print any words at all. As if instructions in English might offend people! Like the United States is such a small market it's not worth their time and effort to print in English and Spanish. Other than that big annoyance though, we're both very pleased with this purchase. I'm still amazed at all the complaints - and really surprised it has only a 3.7-star review score. That's way below where it should be in my humble opinion. I have seen some reviewers say it worked well at first but after a few weeks it went bad. So, if that happens here, I'll come back and definitely adjust my score accordingly, and revise my review to let you know.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2019 by Sheena Cousar
Output not impressive? I beg to differ!
I've wanted a color laser printer for ages. When I got a chance to sbag this beauty for $120 I couldn't pass it up. First of all, this is an upgrade from my B&W Lexmark. THAT printer was LOUD. It could never truly turn off. It was airways doing some printer check in the middle of the night that woke me up. It's power switch was behind it. Pain in the neck. But it was cheap, and when I started getting banding and the ink ran low, it had been SIX YEARS. Idont know about you but did years with no maintenance and no toner cartridge replacements for $200 is what I call a great value. Now to have a similar experience for $120? That's just plain INSANE. I figure if I get three or four years out of it and only replace the cartridges once it will be a steal. Now obviously cartridges are expensive. But there is one for each color. None of that "replace every color when you're out of Cryan" nonsense. Started cartridge is supposed to be good for 750 pages black and 500 color. Awesome. I got this product for three uses: 1. Print out articles in B&W occasionally. 2. Print out print&play board games. 3. Print new box art for movies and video games missing it. Well it works GREAT. No banding. No speckling. No smudges. No smears. Just crisp, clear, smooth, solid color. FAST printing. QUIET. Fantastic. Now look, I'm a tech worker with 15 years of experience. I plug printers into Ethernet into the router because it WORKS. I use the Windows drivers not the Lexmark ones because... (You guessed it) THEY WORK. Printers don't like extra formatting. They don't like interrupted connections. They don't like thin paper. So use Ethernet, turn it on, tell Windows 10 to detect it, and you're in business. Once it's in your network you should be able to print from any wireless device because they will query your router which will detect the Printer and forward the print job. If not you need to straighten out your WiFi or upgrade (or ask a 12-year-old for help). The power button actually turns off print services as far as I can tell (deep sleep?) So it should save electricity AND reduce frustration because the power button is on the front. I'm looking forward to getting years of use from this device. It will be interesting to see how long it takes me to run out if toner. In my entire life I have never replaced the toner on a laser printer I have owned (classrooms and businesses are another story). If you are wondering if this printer is suitable for printing labels and artwork in color take a look at the box art I printed.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020 by Strategos
Great print quality, expensive Ink, WiFi printing stopped after 18 months.
I’ve had this printer for 5 years. My only complaints are that the ink is so expensive. I can literally buy a whole new printer for less than the cost of ink 🤦🏼♀️ (which is my debate right now since I just print for home use). Second, after about 18 months, it stopped WiFi printing. I’ve called Lexmark and spent 2 hours trying to figure out why it won’t WiFi print and were unsuccessful so I’ve reassigned to having to plug in my laptop to print. Otherwise, this is a solid printer.
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