Samsung CLP-315W Color Laser Printer
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Product Description
Imagine vibrant, professional color within reach. The network ready wireless CLP-315W can fit comfortably on a corner of your home office desk or bookcase. The stylish printer features a rich, piano-black control panel, and delivers dynamite color at 4ppm and sharp laser text at 17ppm. You’ll also get NO NOIS print engine technology for quiet operation, along with easy-to-change toner cartridges. It features big color and small footprint. With the Samsung CLP-315W color laser printer, it’s not hard to imagine.Amazon.com Product Description
Vibrant, professional color is now within your reach with the compact, wireless Samsung CLP-315W color laser printer. This easy-to-use workgroup printer fits easily into an office network and look good while working quickly and quietly. This stylish printer also features a black control panel and delivers full-color printing at 4 pages per minute (ppm) and sharp monochrome laser text at 17 ppm. Along with its g… More >>
Samsung CLP-315W Color Laser Printer
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5 comments
LT on December 19, 2009 at 9:10 pm
I purchased a cousin to this printer the 300n. It was not compatible with the Mac. It took 2 months for the issues to be resolved. It drew a lot of current and required a separate electrical line. The printer imaging unit failed before the end of the warrantee period but Samsung lost records of the original call and then refused to honor the warrantee or return phone calls or e-mails. The poor customer service is reason enough to be very cautious purchasing anything made by this manufacturer.
Apple's Mommy on December 19, 2009 at 11:30 pm
is super expensive! Do a search for CLT-Y409S (yellow) and try to get this shipped for less than 50$. Toner goes fast! There are FOUR colors of toner- at 50$ a pop, why not buy a new machine when they run out?!?!
C. Seltzer on December 20, 2009 at 12:22 am
Awful, awful experience. Went through one toner cartridge then imaging drum broke. Samsung refused to replace it even though they had, evidently, experienced this problem. First tech said they would extend warranty and service people would call the next day. Two days later, they changed their mind. Complete jerks and $200 printer lasted less than a year and a half. Buy only if you are glutton for punishment or if you are in need for printer-shaped doorstop. In this economy, there are much better purchasing choices. Note, I bought the CLP-300, predecessor model. The new machine may, or may not, be better, but the Samsung Corp that wasted my time and didn’t stand behind its product appears to be the same.
Neal Stevens on December 20, 2009 at 2:02 am
The first unit sucked up so much electricity that the lights blinked and the TV shut off when I printed. Then it began shredding paper and jamming. Samsung replaced it under warranty (took six weeks for them to ship the new one to me).
The second unit sucks up so much electricity that it has to have its own dedicated outlet, or it will set off my APC. After three months it began to print double images of photos and artwork.
NOT RECOMMENDED.
Alex Barros on December 20, 2009 at 4:45 am
I am not a very intensive user, but so far so good. If functions properly, the colors are good.
The required 4 toner cartridges(after the ones which come with the printer run out) cost more than the printer itself, but that seems to be a tendency, in all fields.
The setup was very easy and quick, contrary to many reviews I had read. Also lots of people complained that from time to time the printer hisses very loudly. So far mine has been behaving properly with no hisses os screams.
It functions both cabled and in the network and the network intallation is also easy and quick.
It may have addtional features and setting which I have not discovered so far.
No regrets so far.
I have no comparison standard because my last lasaer printer was B&W and was bought in the days they used to cost $2,000 plus.
For a light user like myself it seems to be ok.