Lexmark X9350

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reliability, usability, durability, control panel, size

0% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability

60% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Automatic duplexing, built in 802.11g wireless networking

Photo prints lack definition, text output slightly muddy

Duplexer for printing on both sides of a page. Scans and faxes over network. Standalone copier and fax.

Slow. Text quality is at the low end of the typical range for ink jet AIOs.

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Nice to have the wireless option ; Bright and sharp printer colours

Expensive ; Poor quality scanning and copying

There's just not enough quality here to justify the high price tag

Features, price, control panel

Disappointing top quality print output, text output not up to scratch, blocky design

Lexmark’s X9350, its top end AiO, provides plenty of tools for the small and/or home office but without doing anything exceptionally well.

Nice to have the wireless option, Bright and sharp printer colours

Expensive, Poor quality scanning and copying

There's just not enough quality here to justify the high price tag

Lexmark has built a product that ticks just about every box on the list of requirements for a business MFD. Our only criticism concerns print quality on plain paper, but even this isn't too bad. We're delighted to give the Lexmark X9350 the thumbs up.

Simple wireless printing ; Inbuilt duplexing ; Document feeder for fax ; Good print quality

Awful paper tray ; Slow wireless printing

With an asking price of AU$499, the X9350 doesn't represent terrible value but within the SOHO sphere it's arguably a touch on the costlier side. Especially when you consider the raft of low-cost laser printers flooding the market. While the in-built...

Built-in ADF and duplexer; built-in media card reader and PictBridge port; expandable paper handling; built-in wired and wireless networking; impressive scan quality.

Pokey task speeds; print quality needs improvement; limited feature set when printing photos sans PC; experienced problems with paper alignment when using the manual feed slot.

The Lexmark X9350 is a decent choice for the budget-minded small-office user who needs an all-in-one printer packed with features and can live without top-notch print speeds and print quality.