Xerox C405 DN MultiFunction Replenishment Review

We purchased a XEROX Versalink C405 laser MFP based on the declared parameters: print speed of 35 ppm, in practice, fast work with voluminous documents was confirmed, while the two-sided automatic printing function and a large tray with a capacity of 1250 sheets are very appropriate. Works uninterruptedly for six months at a maximum load of 80,000 pages / month. When using original consumables, we take high-capacity cartridges of 8000 pages - a relatively cheap cost of printing comes out.

Excellent machine, copes with all office tasks, despite the relatively low price for small office equipment. Fast printing and scanning speed , versatility . I advise for an office with medium and large workflows

Chips for toner and drums (combined with developers) are cheap. I have relatively small print volumes and mostly black color, when it is not possible to buy native cartridges from 6600/6605 С400/C405, I use original cartridges from Versant 80. I took out the plastic plugs there, filled it, closed it. A separate mining bunker (there is an optical sensor) costs a penny, i. E. When refueling, nothing needs to be poured out of the cartridge.

Pros below: Excellent, high-quality and not very expensive color laser printer (MFP). Equally good for printing heaps of business papers and photographs. The streaming scanner is great for digitizing large, multi-page documents. Works over a network, supports AirPrint. Cons below: A flimsy case, crispy and terribly frightening with its sounds when you try to open it or just inadvertently touch it. Useless NFC. Many paid applications for wild money: integration with Dropbox, OneDrive and other f

We took the device to the office in order to gradually switch to color printing, the main criteria for choosing were a reliable brand, savings in printing, so that there were large cartridges, and a large paper tray so as not to insert it several times a day, wireless printing for employees, working on laptops over WiFi. In general, expectations from the device are justified,

Regarding the second point of shortcomings. After purchasing the device and initialization, a window popped up on the display of the MFP with the following content "enter the activation code for the plan for consumables", the window can be skipped, but a warning appears that it will not be possible to print more than 1000 pages and the counter goes down after each printed page. Called tech. XEROX support, they asked for the serial number of the device and after checking they answered that this…

Dear Xerox, taking into account the frequent breakdowns of some equipment of your production, I suggest that you either extend the warranty period for some types of breakdowns or reduce the market value of "consumable" components by 3-4 times. For example, the price of the main board in the market is $120. Do you offer me to buy them in bulk after the end of the warranty period and change them every six months?

The printer was completely overshadowed by the extreme difficulty of installing a printer on a modern modern computer. Based on previous reviews, I signed up for Revain's installation service to install. Though a savvy techie, even with Xerox support on the phone, was unable to install it. I am still getting printer error messages and cannot print wirelessly. I wouldn't recommend this as things should be better. It seems that Xerox does not support small businesses or at least this product…

I'm not one to write reviews. But I have to express my dissatisfaction with Xerox. I run a company with 1500 employees in 110 offices. Each location has 2 printers. We bought about 10 of these printers to see if we can switch the entire company. NO! This is not a printer. Yes, we had a break. But printers break. There are moving and interchangeable parts. It happens. This is Xerox support. We have receipts for every printer. When we call Xerox for support, we are told the warranty has expired…

The print quality is unsurpassed and it prints approx. 8000 prints perfectly, unfortunately after 2 years light printing there are only errors when switching on. Either the connector is loose or something needs to be replaced as there is an optical error and after looking up the code people say it is either a loose cable or the scanner needs to be replaced. In any case, 2 years lifespan is not acceptable for the price of this printer. What annoys me the most is a bug with the scanner, when…

I'll be brief. This is the best value for a fast, feature-rich, full-color device that money can buy. This is my second one and it's really shocking with the quality of this machine. First, it uses genuine Xerox toner and delivers the quality you expect from Xerox. Everything you need, including scanning to email or desktop, is incredibly easy with a lightning-fast set of processes. If you're new to computers, call Xerox Customer Care, who will remotely connect to your computer and set…

I spent almost $800 on this printer and I haven't even had it for 6 months and it never works properly. Right out of the box it had trouble finding the internet (it's a shop so we have a properly installed very expensive server) so we ended up hardwiring it to the ethernet. Then I had to send it back. Since then, the problems have not stopped. The printer keeps getting a "device error". We sent it to a local technician and spent $300 on a replacement part that is needed every 25,000 pages…

We bought this printer/scanner to replace a rented printer/scanner in my office as we have gone paperless and now print very little paper. Xerox has been a good product for me in the past and so far seems like a good choice. Note that if you enter the administrator password incorrectly multiple times, you will run into problems as this will lock you out of the device and you will need to pay Xerox technicians to help you. The documentation says the password is 1111 or 11111, but it's out of…

So I paid a significant premium for the C405 over the 6515, especially for the cloud integration promised in Revain's description, manufacturer's website and product brochure. Well they left some stars. First, there is no built-in cloud integration; You need to download "apps" to activate them and all apps have a monthly/annual maintenance fee. As far as I can tell, each cloud service you want to connect costs $10/month or $100/year, on top of what you pay for the cloud service itself. There's…