Dell C3760dn Pro Reviews

The Dell C3760dn Color Laser Printer prints above-par graphics, has great speed, high paper capacity, and a low running cost.

The Dell C3760dn has very nice output quality, tons of capacity, and sufficient speed for most high-volume scenarios. Stick with the high-yield supplies if you have the volume to justify it; despite the large initial outlay, it's the most affordable consumables option.

The Dell C3760dn is simple to setup and operate, produces quality prints quickly and offers a good blend of business features - front side USB port, automatic duplexing, power saver - for a single function laser printer. My only real complaint - one I've had with Dell color laser printers in the past - was that the color cost per page is slightly higher than some competitors. If a SMB is looking to print a medium to heavy color print load, this may cause some concern. But also consider that Dell is offering the C3760dn at a much lower initial price point than similar models I found from HP and Lexmark. So, bottom line? If you are a business looking for a reliable, easy-to-use single function color laser printer with top business features at a low price point, consider the C3760dn.

Considering that you can buy full-blown high-volume multifunction color lasers for about the same price (or just a little more), we aren't thrilled that Dell charges an additional $100 to make the C3760dn wireless. In addition, at this premium price, a little more onboard memory would have been a nice touch. Aside from these two minor quibbles, though, this color laser printer is nearly perfect. It's fast, it turns out great-looking pages and images, and it's a snap to set up and use. More important, when you spring for the highest-yield cartridges, it has some of the lowest CPPs we've seen on an under-$1,000 printer—especially its stellar 1.2 cents per page for monochrome prints.