Compare Prices : Lexmark X4975

Review summary: A wireless printer with a few nifty additions

Pros: Neat and easy to use ; document feeder and double-sided printing built-in

Cons: Sluggish ; expensive ink, particularly the black ; print quality average ; wireless setup a hassle

Verdict: Slow print and expensive black ink mean this printer/scanner doesn't distinguish itself

Review summary: Lexmark could tag their logo with the phrase ‘All the All-in-Ones' and they'd have no argument here. There are over 30 machines in the range, where some might say five would do. The X4975ve fits near ...

Verdict: This is not a cheap all-in-one printer and, although it has many of the features you would expect, such as wireless connection, an ADF and walk-up print from a USB drive, its print costs - at nearly 4p for a black page and nearly 8p for colour - are ...

Review summary: Judging from its specification, the Lexmark X4975 is a feature-packed offering with the latest features and facilities including wireless printing. We take a look to see how well it performs.

Pros: The latest features and facilities including WiFi

Cons: Very slow on quality printing setting, text lacks clarity

Verdict: Lexmark's models are invariably kitted out with the very latest features and facilities and this X4975 multifunction inkjet printer is no exception. It's over a year now since Lexmark decreed that all of its future printers and MFDs would come with ...

Review summary: The Lexmark X4975 is a multifunction inkjet printer stuffed with features.

Verdict: The Lexmark X4975 is packed with features, but it struggles to convert these into anything other than average performance and decent image quality. Given the (these days) rather high £120 price tag, that’s not enough for us to be able to recommend ...