Hello everyone and welcome to this review! If you are also finding that printer cartridges cost way too much for what they are, then you are not alone! I also think this, decided around 6 months ago to be exact. That was when I decided we needed a cheap printer that was cheap to maintain, never though I would find one until I set eyes upon this Lexmark Z735. In Comet that weekend and this printer happened to be on sale at only £14.99, bargain. It was half price, the usual price was around £29 which still is great value considering the price of some printers on the market today. The Comet staff were great, I will review them later ...  Read the complete review

We have this printer at the office at work and I was the one who had to install it and use it. It was second hand so I can't talk about what came in the box etc as we didn't have any of that. *Design* The printer has a very basic box design using mainly white and grey colouring. The printer looks both old fashioned and modern at the same time. It has a grey upright paper tray at the back, and a pull out grey paper tray at the front to catch the print outs. There are two buttons on the top of the printer, a power button and a paper feed button. The printer feels quite cheap and flimsy, especially the front paper tray, which when extended, feels like ...  Read the complete review

This is a good starter printer - especially if you are looking for something not too expensive! PRINTING QUALITY: The quality of the printing on this machine, isnt too bad. when printing on normal paper with an average quality, it doesnt look perfect, but its ok to use. When printing images on high quality mode, it does turn out a lot better and you can tell the difference, but it also uses a lot more ink. When using photo paper to print out photos, I found that with the highest quality and the right paper settings, I got fantastic results! Perfect images and good to use! The speed of this printer, isnt that fast but ...  Read the complete review

Whether or not you buy one of these printers very much depends on what type of user you are. For a particular type of user this is a perfect choice, cheap to buy, meets its needs and cheap to maintain. However other types of users will find it much too simple, limited and, actually, quite expensive to maintain. When I talk about maintain I am, of course talking essentially about ink cartridges. Appearance wise, it has a simple look about it and comes in a neutral grey. It’s compact and fits nicely into any of those designed-for-purpose desktop computer desks. It is increasingly coming at an attractive price as the standard of home printers is rising ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Lexmark Z735 printer from Asda when it was on offer for just £20 and it was my first printer for my computer. I still have it today and it has served me quite well for such a budget model. The printer is really easy to use and to setup, possibly because it doesn't have too many options (it only has two buttons - paper feed and power) to get bogged down with! The printer comes with a disk which requires loading into your computer first to allow for the software to be setup. This is easily done and take only a few minutes. From there, you're good to go and can start printing! The real bonus with this printer is that despite its price, ...  Read the complete review