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Product Name: | Canon Color imageCLASS MF641Cw - Multifunction Mobile Ready Laser Printer |
Product Description: | The Canon Color image CLASS MF641Cw printer offers diverse features and high-quality printing scanning and copy capabilities. Giving you the support peace of mind and value you deserve. Application Library allows you to customize the 5-inch color touch panel so you can access the functions you use most and display an image of your choice. With a 250 page capacity you can keep printing longer with minimal interruptions. Print bold and vibrant color documents school files business presentations and more. You can also convert scanned files into multiple file formats including Hi-Compression PDF and Searchable PDF (OCR). Canon s 100% U.S.-based friendly and knowledgeable service and support team provides expert assistance for every level of experience. |
Product SKU: | 306978817 |
UPC: | 13803321685 |
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So it appears to be $269 regardless of how the shipping is covered.
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Like you, I got sick of inkjets and the paradox associated with them (use a little and end up with clogged cartridges vs use a lot and pay through the nose; each way you get shafted). So I jumped on the cheap Canon color laser deal and no longer worry about wasted ink. In fact, I'm still on the original toner. 95% of what we do print is directed to a monochromatic laser.
While my color laser has all the bells and whistles, you can save a bunch by laying out legitimate vs. nice-to-have features. Like automatic double sided printing and scanning. True double sided scanning without manual intervention seems to add about a hundred bucks. I think I've used this once. Similarly, automatic document feeder is nice but many users might find they'd rather have the fifty bucks in their pocket.
Also recommend researching availability and performance of color toner before buying. Color toner from the OEM is outrageously expensive. It pays to find a cheaper third party alternative that is affordable, has good reviews, and doesn't muck up the printer.
I think your initial strategy of a B&W for everyday stuff and a photo/inkjet for the occasional color needs makes the most sense. A color laser would be an improvement as long as the kids don't use it as their default printer.
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And before you ask, no I don't need to adopt your kids just so they can get a color laser…I can barely afford the six that I have now!.
That's all I needed to hear. In for 1.Thanks!
For best print quality either use genuine toner or find a good quality supplier. Random ebay/Amazon sellers can be hit and miss, but then again they are at ~$50 for a full set of black/color toners.
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Great printer still running strong 3+ years now. It's a workhorse for my wife's real estate business and prints around 1k pages a month without a problem. If you have a Mac it is a little tempermental with dropping the wireless connection if you don't set a static IP on your router. It also works great with AirPrint from an iPhone and iPad. Canon OEM's HP lasers internals and that is the reason why I chose it. Canon uses different firmware and drivers that aren't as polished as HP, but other than that I'm happy.