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The editors liked
Price
Easy to use
Compact
Same size as a regular mono laser
Toner cylinders make toner replacement effortless
Tiny form factor
Decent speeds
The editors didn't like
Consumables costs are high
Print quality is not impressive The Final Word If space is at a premium in your office and you arent too concerned about print quality or page costs
Compact; decently fast black text prints; toner canisters are easy to swap out.
Slow at all but black text prints; print quality could use a lot of improvement.
The tiny Samsung CLP-300 color laser printer is a good bargain for those with very basic print needs. If you need more from your printer, youll have to spend a little more money.
Abstract: Finding a new colour laser printer at around £160 is something that catches our attention. Although prices of colour lasers have been dropping fast over the last couple of years, this has largely been through companies pitching the price of heavier-weight...
The CLP-300N is affordable for a network colour laser, quiet and unusually easy to use. Its print quality and speed are underwhelming, however, and high running costs make it a poor choice if you print lots of pages. ...
Very small and easy to use, Ethernet port, Reasonably economical to run
Paper tray smaller than most
The Samsung CLP-300N is only slightly larger than many an inkjet printer. Yet it still comes with a full compliment of features. Not only does it offer an effective 2400 x 600dpi, just like the big boys in its class, but it also sports a healthy 32MB o...
Abstract: CLP300 A small colour laser printer for under £200? What’s the catch? For creatives, the CLP300 sounds like the perfect proofing device: small format A4, four-pass colour laser, 300dpi, optional network support and cheap to boot. But surely nothing...
Abstract: low cost colour laser printer: Although prices of colour laser printers have been dropping over recent months, 140 (plus VAT) is still relatively inexpensive. This isnt a heavyweight model sold cheaply in the hope of making up income on consumables, eithe...
Abstract: Its small and quiet, but high running costs take the shine off Samsungs newest colour laser. Samsung claims that its CLP-300 is the worlds smallest and lightest colour laser printer. Its certainly the most compact that weve seen, seeming little ...
Abstract: A bargain printer thats well worth considering if you only need occasional colour Inkjets might be the dominant printer for home offices, but there are some situations where they wont do. They can be expensive to run, slow and plain text still cant...
