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Привен Илья
15.03.2012
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
- + Печатает быстро, хорошо, и на любом картоне
- - 1.Только глянцевая печать, нет матовой и настроить матовую печать невозможно
2. картриджи прилагаемые в комплекте хватает на 100 страниц дальше идти и покупать
3. Новых хватает (при 5% заполнении) от силы на 1000 страниц,...
Иванов Иван
27.04.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + 1. Печатает быстро и качество просто супер, даже не ожидал такого, на обычном A4 листе фотка глянцевая получается. 2. Светодиоды 3. Выглядит очень солидно, как японская иномарка :)
- - Пока нет. Единственно интересно как он будет кушать краску, в общем посмотрим. Да, и цена немного...
Пучкова Екатерина
27.11.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + Отличное качество, быстрая печать
- - Размер и вес
Замечательный принтер! Только начала с ним работать. Ничего...
Максим
03.08.2022
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Плохая модель
- + Печатает шустро. Оперативки маловато, думает долго над рисунками.
- - Если подходит срок выроботки фотобаробанов -...
Илья Голубев
22.05.2019
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + Дешево сам принтер и не оригинальные расходники, тогда копия получается не такой дорогой.
- - Начал полосить, не могу понять где косяк.
Если пользоваться оригинальными расходниками...
Скроменый эксперт
27.01.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Update Dec 21, 2012:I guess we're all still here today, end-of world doomsayers! I'm keeping this review at one star in regards to warranty info. I just got off the phone with John at Okidata. After multiple calls and emails concerning the original cartridge lock error message. After taking out the drum and belt units and reseating all multiple times, a tech on a previous call sent me a new Y toner cartridge but I got the same error message as before. Finally at the end of a long phone call, John told me I would have to replace the drum unit, apparently the drum unit contains the lock sensor. I asked John, are you sending me one, he said no I would have to buy it myself. I said I'm still under warranty (printer 1 year) but he said the drum is considered a consumable and has only a 90 day warranty. I challenge anyone to find that wording stated under the C330DN printer on the Okidata site. John said it is stated somewhere in the documentation that came with the printer. So decision time, 1) I have invested a few hundred dollars in new authentic Oki C330 toner, all of which are still full, 2) the C330DN is still the only 9" H low form factor duplex printer on the market which is #1 requirement for me, 3) the cheapest new drum unit costs $125 here on Amazon and there is no guarantee it would fix the problem, 4) this printer is available locally for $220, 5) I discovered Amazon sells 3rd party C330 replacement bottled toner and the reset chips for the C330 cartridges. So I eat my last sentence from my 9/11 update and pick-up one more of this printer. If the printer survives the installation of my authentic Oki replacement cartridges, I may return and add another star or two and chalk up my first experience as an anomaly.Update Sept 11, 2012:Great while it lasted, today I cleared a paper jam and have had nothing but grief since. First I received a Y cartridge lock error which I was unable to clear after multiple removing and replacing the cartridge. I have 2 Y cartridges to play with but same problem with both. Then I discovered how to access system maintenance and disable toner error but then every new print job jammed and when I lift out the image drum with the cartridges I find the belt below covered in toner from each color underneath the paper. This just is not right, the printer is completely screwed up somehow. I'll never purchase an OKI printer again!!!Original review:A low profile duplex capable colour printer has been high on my list for a few years, unfortunately I could never find one under 12" in height, my limit is around 9". This printer is the first duplex low profile I have found. It would be 5 stars if the following were true but low profile does not translate to light weight. And seems what they shrank in height they gained in depth and this machine at 50lbs is more than double the weight of my full duplex monochrome. That said I am more than happy with the print results despite most of the reviews leaning negatively on colour quality. The colour quality is great for my purposes. The only other negative is toner cost but considering my low use I can spread the cost out pretty far.
Скроменый эксперт
13.12.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought this printer after a search for an ideal color laser printer for home. My wife needs to print in color for her cirriculum and I need to print on both sides of the page to save weight when sending out mailings. This printer does both and does them both well.In case this is your first time to the rodeo, LED printers are like laser printers but instead of using a laser beam and a mirror there is a fixed array of LEDs which perform the same function. The claim is that this will reduce maintenance but I have never heard of anyone claiming "well, my laser printer was great, but then the laser died." or "well, if only the mirror assembly hadn't broken in my laser printer..." - no, usually it's something to do with the drum, the fuser, constant jams, toner costs, etc. So I'm not sure LED printers are better than laser printers, but I took the plunge anyway.So, about this printer. So it uses a grid of LEDs. In practice, the resolution is a little worse than a laser printer, but 600x1200 dpi is plenty respectable for print work. I haven't even considered the resolution at any point in operating it.The paper passes through a singular path, meaning that it doesn't really change print speed based on whether it's b/w or color, which is nice. I was surprised to print a full-page color photo in the same time it takes to print a text file. Generally speaking, that's not common (try that on an inkjet!)The printer comes with 1000-page toner cartridges, which are "starter" sized. Price per page is not significantly cheaper than an inkjet, after you factor in the costs of toner, but I've always found inkjet printers to be frustrating to deal with, for print speed, frequency of ink changes, dried cartridge nozzles, noisy feed/print mechanisms, and so on. So, this is a lot better than an inkjet in my book, but not for economy printing.The duplexing is the standard "cheaper" method that requires the page to partially come out of the printer, then it sucks it back in for a second go-round. Nicer workgroup printers keep the document entirely internalized until it has printed on both sides. Still, it works fine and there's plenty of room for it to do its thing and keep all the pages in order. It's a great feature to have when you need it.The color quality isn't as good as an inkjet. If you want to print photos, you really would be better off simply ordering them online (just upload your jpegs, and so on) and getting them printed on $20,000+ professional printers for pennies. I think a 4x6 photo print is less than 10 cents, so buying an inkjet is just a waste of time in my book. Anyway, this printer is acceptable for all display/presentation work. It's just not color accurate. They package software to attempt to correct the color, but this is unlikely to get it to "professional photo printer" levels anyway.Black and white is great, as it should be. No complaints there.No paper jams to report, and the whole printer seems easy to clear if there was a problem.There is no wireless networking, only a 100mbit (no gigabit, but why would you need it?) ethernet port and a USB port.Networking is simple and you can point a browser to the IP address to get status and even submit jobs manually if you don't have a print driver installed (it lets you upload a pdf and print it out). Having a networked printer is great so you don't need to have a computer on (though mine is on all the time anyway) if you want others to have access to printing.Power consumption is like other laser printers. It's significant when warming up, not too bad when printing, and very low when idle. Warm up time is only a few seconds, which is great.The printer is a bit heavy/bulky, but it's about the size of a larger all-in-one fax/copy/print machine (though it doesn't fax/copy). It weighs about 55lbs.Overall, I'd give it 5 stars. It fit my needs perfectly.
Скроменый эксперт
17.01.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
My former printer was a wax type color printer that made beautiful color prints but had to keep wax heated full time. When the constant heat began to compromise the plastic parts breakage occurred. The cost to fully load the printer with wax was about $400.00. When it finally smoked itself I decided that in addition to color, network connector and duplex printing I would insist on lower per page cost in my new printer.The Oki has delivered on all counts. It prints beautifully and with enough relative speed. When I turned off the old wax printer for the last time my electric bill dropped by $50.00 per month. (My neighborhood's electric costs are three times the national average)Setup was a little counter-intuitive but with a little effort completed without too much inconvenience.The multi purpose tray has handled labels well but I haven't run envelopes through it yet.My only small complaint is that the standard paper tray doesn't hold a complete ream of paper. I think the capacity is 200 to 250 sheets. Not a big deal.I would definitely recommend the printer based on my experience in the month I've owned it.
Скроменый эксперт
17.01.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Unboxing this machine is a bit of a trial, not only because it masses around 50 lbs. The printed instructions are limited to internationalized sketches that barely match reality. Generally, pull any blue tape or orange chunks of plastic. Installing the toner cartridges is the next trial. The printer comes with the toners installed in the correct location and all you have to do is slide a lock/shutter. Sliding the locks takes a surprising amount of force, and with so much plastic, it is quite scary when it finally seems to break free and slam closed. I fully expected to break my printer before I'd even plugged it in.On powering up, it automatically grabs a DHCP address off the network, and with little more than that, you're printing! The front panel menu navigation is pretty straight forward, and you really only need to visit it once (more on that later). It speaks standard PCL and PostScript, so you may not even have to change the drivers in your computers to get it to work. I was able to use it as a drop-in replacement for a (hated) HP2550 Color LaserJet.Although I haven't tried the drivers, yet (I'm using basic PostScript) I am happy with the selection at least. Unlike many other devices, older and esoteric versions of Windows seem to be fully supported.The printing is stunningly fast when compared with carousel printers like the HP2550. Even though this model comes with a relatively small amount of memory, it has no problems cranking out full-page graphics.When the printer is awake, it can be pretty noisy. It doesn't have the clunks and squeaks of the HP2550, just mostly fan noise. Fortunately, it can be configured to go to sleep pretty quickly, and once it is sleeping, it is completely silent. Unlike the 2550, it doesn't wake up every 8 hours, either. It wakes up automatically when a print job comes in, and does so pretty quickly. That may not be true if you use the USB interface, though.Laser printers should not be hooked up the UPS devices, and this machine is no different. The current draw on startup is enough to trigger nearby UPSs into brownout mode briefly.The print quality is good. It manages to print intense colors with a somewhat glossy finish that compares remarkably well with photo printers. That seems to come at a cost of clarity, though, as some fine detail gets a little muddy.Lastly, the network interface in this device is worth the entire cost of the printer. First of all, once you know the IP address of it, you never need to use the front panel again. Every single feature is easily controllable from the web interface. Beyond that, it has features that you would normally see in devices that cost thousands of dollars, including the ability to print-by-email, Internet Printing Protocol, the ability to print directly from an uploaded PDF file, SMNP managment, and so on.So far, I'm very happy with this printer! One major problem, though: It ships with minuscule starter toner cartridges -- maybe less than 500 pages worth -- and toners are harder to find, since the Oki brand is somewhat uncommon. At least the toners don't appear to be 'chipped', and there's a menu option (turned on by default, even) that will instruct the printer to continue even if it believes the cartridges are empty. I expect it will give me plenty of time to get replacements. This printer uses real toner-only cartridges, and not toner+drum units like other printers. Despite that, the cartridges are some of the most expensive I've ever seen. Figure in another $460 of toner costs once the starters go empty.
Скроменый эксперт
23.03.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is an OKI printer. It is built like a tank (well, at least tank-like) and it pops out the color prints with no backward glance. I have it slaved to half a dozen computers and it keeps up very nicly.
Скроменый эксперт
04.12.2012
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
if I could return this I would. I connect it to my Mac and from the minute I turned it on the first time I get an error message saying Photo Conductor needs to be replaced. Seems to also go through toner fast. Only printed a couple hundred pages so far so still finding out. The print quality is great and it duplexes very nicely.
Скроменый эксперт
11.10.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Terrible reliability. I'm on my second one. The first was totally problematic. The second, which was swapped out by an Okidata supervisor is now giving me another error: "Service Call - 142 Error". I have two other, totally & perfectly functioning Okidata printers, one B4600 & one C610 Color printer which work essentially flawlessly... This one NOT SO MUCH!!! ARGHHHH!!!! I'm on the phone w/Okidata right now trying to get the 'Ghost Out Of The Machine". Not Recommended!!! What Up, Oki??? Fix your issues!
Скроменый эксперт
15.04.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is absolutely one of the best printers in its price class. Its print quality in both black and color is head and shoulders above comparable HP printers - I should know, the office I spend several days a week in has 2. For plain text, graphics, and CAD, the prints are some of the best I've seen.It is more than fast enough for home office or small business printing, the duplex feature works like a charm, and it is very Mac friendly. Setup via USB or network was easy and fast - as usual, don't use the included CD. I don't know why manufacturers pack those things with printers anymore. The multipurpose tray is easy to open and stow, and is spring loaded to keep the right tension against the pickup wheels. The whole device is built very well.One thing to note - the thing is huge! Make sure you look at the dimensions and weight, and have a plan for where it is going. Other than that, I would recommend it to anyone who does not need to print photos often.
Скроменый эксперт
07.11.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
The Okidata C330dn color laser printer I recently received from Amazon is even faster than the C3200n I used for six years. Text is absolutely crisp and clear, music notation looks professional, and photos and other graphics are excellent.PRO's:* Very FAST (starts pouring out the pages in seconds and they just keep coming);* Images are very SHARP (especially compared to inkjet printer text);* This laser printer uses only a SINGLE DRUM, instead of the typical four (thus cutting repair costs significantly);* The unit has a significantly LOWER PROFILE than earlier Oki models (than most other laser printers), especially with regard to its height, about 9");* The TONER CARTRIDGES have a greater yield now (about 3,000 pages for color, 3,500 for black).CON's:* The unit is quite LOUD at start up, but once on-line (in about a minute) it is not very noticeable. After a few minutes of inactivity, it is nearly silent. But, when you send the unit a new printing job, it restarts almost immediately.* The LCD display is smaller than the C3200n's, and it's located on the right top (front) rather than on the front itself, so location in your working space might be a small issue. NOTE: Some say the toner cartridges are very expensive, but they are actually cheaper than HP cartridges if you take a close look at the YIELD ratings on both.Overall, this laser printer does the job for me. It's fast, it's a workhorse, and the print quality is first rate. I recommend it highly.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
The OKI C330dn is a great printer. I needed to replace an old mono printer, wanted color that would help my business POP... this printer does that.In addition to printing everything for standard business documents, this does Banner printing (I create mine using the Powerpoint application), and this was the only color printer I could find that supported different media weights... this has become my small business marketing machine... very inexpensive, and the yield on the supplies (after the initial start cartridges) is decent.I called OKI tech support to ask about MAC use, and was able to talk to a LIVE person... who spoke perfect english (they're based out of NJ). I am so impressed.Now looking at buying the Lantronic xPrintServe to make this wireless so I can print from my iPad.I love it!!!
Скроменый эксперт
27.08.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
performs as promised, I really like the glossy toner system that is unique to them makes all printing look professional.
Скроменый эксперт
08.12.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After having a C5400 for a number of years, it was time to get a new machine. I have been pleased with Oki's customer service ever since I bought the 5400, and they continue to help me with problems. It's just me so I don't need a heavy duty printer, and even though the C530 had some more memory and was slightly faster, I really didn't need it. The best part of the new printer is that I can duplex and have back-to-back jobs completed at home without doing a one-sided thing and then having to to go Staples or Office Max etc. to have the duplex thing done there. The only downside is that it is a bit loud, but with no small children to wake up, it's really not too much of an issue. All in all, I am very happy with the C330dn.
Скроменый эксперт
27.09.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I use this printer in my home office, and routinely print out lengthly colour docs.Pros:>Excellent output, crisp text, nice colors. As good as any color laser, I've used including hi-end ones found in corporate offices.>Well designed, easy to set up, toners are extremely easy to replace.>Respectable page per minute output, duplex printing works flawlessly. Printed reams of paper without a single jam yet.>Works well on Mac or PC platform.Cons:>Noisy when printing. Much louder than the HP laser jet I replaced it with>Replacement toner is extremely expensive, and hard to find at discount retailers or locate remanufactured toners. If I had known, I probably would have gotten a different printer.>The toners that come with the printers didn't last that long. Perhaps that is to be expected, and perhaps the replacement toners will last longer.> Papers curl when printing, so when printing long documents some times pages will end up scattered on the floor.
Скроменый эксперт
02.11.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
The print quality is adequate, but I got rid of my Okidata printers because they were VERY expensive to operate because the toner... even remanufactured... is extremely expensive and does not last very long. These printers are not built to last and Okidata has struggled to keep up with standard operating system updates, so they have been bricks half the time.I switched my home and business to Lexmark. The print quality is better and my toner costs are about 1/3 of what they were when I was running my Okidata printers. Lexmark even has at least one American employee who speaks English.In summary, decent print quality, high cost of ownership and unbelievably bad service (and trust me, you WILL be dealing with them).
Скроменый эксперт
02.06.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Perhaps I had a defective unit, but my experience was completely different than the 2 reviews I read. This unit is quite loud, and runs for several minutes after each print. The print quality on full color was terrible. The toner didn't fuse to the paper at all. I am returning it immediately.
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