Lexmark Z11

Maybe one year ago, I had been looking for a new printer. Finally I decided to buy the 'Lexmark Z11' because of the very low price ( approximately 70 Euro) and the included colour print cartridge. Features ====== Firstly some words to the features of the printer. The Z11 is able to create coloured or black-and-white printouts in resolutions up to 1200 x 1200 dpi. Unfortunately it does this no so fast as proclaimed - 4 pages per minute is just a joke. Maybe, if you use a low resolution and monochrome text, this may be possible. But pictures in the highest resolutions takes sometimes more than 15 minutes for only one printout. And this is ...  Read the complete review

Time to upgrade to a colour printer but don’t want to spend too much money? Lexmark Z11 is a great option for you! The installation is very simple and the printer even speaks to you if you like fancy things like that. It can handle quality up to 1200x1200 dpi (dots per inch) which is well enough for greeting cards, CD covers and invitations. With photo-quality paper you will get photo realistic printouts. Ok, this printer isn’t fast at all but if you aren’t rushing and don’t have a dead line the next hour, you will be just fine. The specifications promise 4 b/w ppm (pages per minute) and 2.5 colour ppm but the truth is ...  Read the complete review

Hi, this is a printer that that originally came with the first PC that I ever purchased over a decade ago in 1998. It was one of the reasons I bought the PC as printers were more expensive back then (I'm not sure of the printers stand alone price when I purchased the PC). The printer would be classed as bog stand, stand alone printer in todays terms, as all it will do is print documents. The connection type of this printer, in the version that I purchased, is a parallel cable that is used to attach the printer to the PC. Which is an older way of connecting a printer, as the more modern way of connection is through a Universal Serial Bus (USB) or ...  Read the complete review

I got this printer bundled with my PC system. Along with a Mustek scanner, it cost £100, so the price I paid for it was probably around £50. I didn't expect miracles; all I wanted was a printer that would do the job on both color and black text prints. My first impressions were good. The manual was well-written, and I soon had the printer up and running on my desktop. The printer duly printed out Word documents, at unremarkable speed, and did very well on graphics as well. The printer software includes a nifty indicator showing how much ink is left in the cartridge, as well as job progress, whenever you decide to print out a document. The printer also ...  Read the complete review

I have just upgraded from a Lexmark Z11 colour inkjet printer to a HP 640C. Here is what I made of the Z11 whilst I had it. The Z11 is a good printer for its price & it is even cheaper now since all the new models came out. The biggest downer for me was the price of replacement cartridges; they were just too damn expensive! I never bought a replacement cartridge, but did my usual & bought a refill kit for £14.99. The quality of the refill ink was just as good as the original ink, so there was a good thing. The reason that I bought the Z11 was that my Olivetti had more or less given up the ghost & wanted to go to the printers’ rest home for ...  Read the complete review