After using the ML1710 for about a month and printing over 3000 pages, I can say that it is a good buy for the money.The purpose of use for the printer was to enable us to print larger documents, mainly text with some low resolution graphics.The printer is connected to a small local domain ... Read review
Advantages: Does the job Disadvantages: Not so easy to operate
After using the ML1710 for about a month and printing over 3000 pages, I can say that it is a good buy for the money.The purpose of use for the printer was to enable us to print larger documents, mainly text with some low resolution graphics.The printer is connected to a small local domain controller, and print server that together serve up to 3 clients.Running a two sided print is cumbersome to say the least and a bug in the operation scrambles ... more
After using the ML1710 for about a month and printing over 3000 pages, I can say that it is a good buy for the money.The purpose of use for the printer was to enable us to print larger documents, mainly text with some low resolution graphics.The printer is connected to a small local domain controller, and print server that together serve up to 3 clients.Running a two sided print is cumbersome to say the least and a bug in the operation scrambles the ordering of the pages if you try to rush things up. My experience shows that you have to let one first side print the full pack, let's say 30 pages and only then you should start to prepare the second side.I just finished reloading the toner cartridge and it works like a charm.
Advantages: Outstanding Value for Money, Free USB Key Offer Disadvantages: Entry level model, lack of USB cable
-jet printers on the market. I could have easily upgraded my sights and chosen the ML1710, which is Samsung?s next model up from the ML 1510, as it was priced at no more than £5 extra across the market and in fact was identical in price at the retailer where I was shopping.
The only difference between the 1510 and the 1710 is that the former prints at a respectable 14 ppm (pages per minute) and the later pips it at 17 ppm. The ML 1510 would suffice in my case as the printer was destined for a life of sporadic home use the extra three pages per minute would have made pitifully little difference, and indeed the only advantage would be the satisfaction that I did not buy the entry-level model. However if the printer is destined for a life of regular office type use I would recommend the ML1710 if not something else altogether.
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eastanglian 04.07.2004
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The new Samsung ML-1710 is the world's smallest cassette-based digital monochrome laser printer. It is designed, to complement any home or small office setting, with fresh style and are packed with new digital features to increase speed, improve print quality and save you money. The Samsung ML-1710 has the power and speed to enhance your work performance with its superior features. The ML-1710's quiet printing function allows you to concentrate on your work, even when the printer is running. Finally, a printer that enhances your work experience! The ML-1710's 600 x 600 dpi crisp image resolution ensures your print quality. The paper capacity is increased to 250-sheet cassettes for your convenience. This allows you to increase your work efficiency, less on reloading the paper. The ML-1710 supports all standard paper, envelope, label and card sizes, to meet all your printing needs. No more worries about inappropriate paper sizes. The ML-1710 has built-in features to save you costs! Its toner-save and paper saving functions allow you to cut your operation costs without compromising the print quality. Save up to 40% of your toner and replace your cartridges less frequently and save money while producing high quality prints. Simply push the Toner Save Button and save on printing costs. Create multiple copies in one page! The paper saving function in ML-1710 enables you to create reduced-sized copies (2-up, 4-up, maximum 16-up) on one page.
