Samsung SL-M2070FW Pro Reviews

With a monthly duty cycle of 10,000, an input tray that can handle 150 sheets and an output tray that can handle 100, the Xpress Multifunction M2070FW is definitely not meant as a high-volume office printer you throw your big tasks to. But as a second, personal printer for home use, or used by one person in an office, its combination of solid features, good text quality, and decent speed make a reasonable case. There's the NFC tap-to-link to take into account, the strongly configurable options of the Easy Printer Manager, and the Easy Document Creator software to consider. It does a poor job with graphics, but then, chances are you weren't planning on getting a mono laser printer to do heavy graphics printing, anyway. Inkjets are the way to go for that. As with the Xpress M2020W, one strong drawback is the high cost of the replacement toner. Even with remanufactured cartridges, the CPP is roughly 4 cents, and if you choose to stick with Samsung products through a third-party vendor, you're looking at closer to 5 cents. Conservative use will help keep those maintenance costs down, but in the final analysis, there's no avoiding them when you really need to print. So, just know: If you'll use this printer for more than a few hundred prints per month, the premium CPP can add up before long to the price of a higher-end printer. Do the math before diving in.

The Samsung Xpress M2070FW multifunction printer can print, scan, copy, and fax, and it also offers lots of mobile printing features, from NFC to printing through the cloud.