Samsung SCX-4500W

Samsung SCX-4500W

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Samsung SCX-4500W Reviews

DigitalVersus

07/2009

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8.0/10

Product Survey: Laser Printers

Samsung has come up with the goods again and is posing problems for the competition with this model. A nice-looking compact multifunction laser (33 x 39 x 16 cm) at the price of an ink jet. Oh, and it’s also a wi-fi model. There are a few avantages to a laser machine: they are twice as fast as an inkjets (about 15 pages a minute) and printing costs are much lower. The SCX-4500W is delivered with toner guaranteeing 2000 pages, whereas ink jets come with consumables for 400 pages at best. An all-in-one laser however does not only have advantages. The biggest fault is the loss of colour. And a black and white webpage is straight away less legible. We also discovered another fault with this model: installing the wi-fi is a real nightmare. It’s simple: if you don’t want to succeed, just follow the incomprehensible manual. We resorted to instinct! Request the printer’s network configuration using the buttons on top, locate its IP, connect via the internet browser of a computer and organise the wi-fi activation settings. Simple, no? Why doesn’t it say this in the manual?