I rec'd one of these new in a box. No problems, they are a relabelled Lexmark MX431adn. This is Toshiba's first offering that appeals to the sub $1,000.00 market.
Unlike the Lexmark, they do not come preloaded with any Cloud apps nor can you add any.
They work with the Lexmark Universal XL print driver and do support Confidential Print. Should not be too big of a deal as these boxes are really personal and not workgroup MFPs. Therefore, you can use the Toshiba Universal 2 print driver if you prefer.
Toshiba only offers a 20k consumable toner at 5%. This 20k toner can cost almost as much as the e409P printer.
The product has lots of high end Security features that should appeal to Corporate types working from home.
You can print on #10 Envelopes and sheet labels via the bypass.
The only way to get a meter read is for the user to press four buttons, print two sheets of paper and report by phone or email.
I do not think this MFP is set up for an all inclusive cpc contract. It is buy your consumables as you go.
I think this MFP is for users who print less than 1,000 pages per month and preferably less than 500 pages per month. It does feature a Dual Head 96 ipm color scanner which will appeal to a lot of people.
The 100k fuser looks easy to replace.
I was up against a desktop Brother $229.00 toner based MFP today and when you calculated the cpc using their high yield toners it was $0.0772!
Unlike the Lexmark, they do not come preloaded with any Cloud apps nor can you add any.
They work with the Lexmark Universal XL print driver and do support Confidential Print. Should not be too big of a deal as these boxes are really personal and not workgroup MFPs. Therefore, you can use the Toshiba Universal 2 print driver if you prefer.
Toshiba only offers a 20k consumable toner at 5%. This 20k toner can cost almost as much as the e409P printer.
The product has lots of high end Security features that should appeal to Corporate types working from home.
You can print on #10 Envelopes and sheet labels via the bypass.
The only way to get a meter read is for the user to press four buttons, print two sheets of paper and report by phone or email.
I do not think this MFP is set up for an all inclusive cpc contract. It is buy your consumables as you go.
I think this MFP is for users who print less than 1,000 pages per month and preferably less than 500 pages per month. It does feature a Dual Head 96 ipm color scanner which will appeal to a lot of people.
The 100k fuser looks easy to replace.
I was up against a desktop Brother $229.00 toner based MFP today and when you calculated the cpc using their high yield toners it was $0.0772!
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