Canon I-Sensys MF244dw

33% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Outstanding print quality. Respectable print speed. Low price. Two paper-input sources. Expandable paper-input capacity. Relatively small and light. Department ID Manager feature lets you control access by user or group of users.

Slightly high running costs. No memory-drive support.

Canon's relatively small imageClass LBP251dw prints text, and grayscale graphics and photos as well as or better than most other monochrome laser printers, and it does so at a good clip and a competitive cost per page. But Dell's Smart Printer S2830dn...

Excellent print quality, especially for photos. Fast. PCL and PostScript emulation. Spacious paper drawer and multipurpose tray. Highly expandable paper capacity.

High purchase price. Relatively high running costs. Expensive optional paper trays. No Wi-Fi Direct or NFC. No Wi-Fi (wireless), even as an option. Available only through select Canon dealers.

Conclusion Without question, the Canon ImageClass LBP712Cdn is a high-performing machine with excellent print quality. In fact, the only real issue keeping it from faring better in this review is how much it costs up front, and then how much it keeps...

Fast copy and grayscale scan speeds; can scan to a file server or a USB flash drive; built-in ADF, duplexer, and Ethernet networking.

Slower print speeds than the comparably priced competition; scan-to-PC function is a bit clunky; can't block junk faxes.

The Canon ImageClass MP4690 multifunction laser printer offers work groups a lot of bang for the buck, but the Dell 1815dn offers nearly the same feature set and faster prints at the same price.

Easy to set up and use

Not good on problem solving