Compare Prices : Lexmark X6570 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: High-end features--automatic duplexing and Wi-Fi--help the X6570 stand out in its price range.

Pros: Inexpensive ; automatic duplexing ; Wi-Fi standard

Cons: Text looks fuzzy ; graphics print slowly, Black ink costs dearly

Verdict: For a boxy, plain-looking machine, the Lexmark X6570 packs an impressive number of higher-end features. It can't compete with faster, more capable machines, but it's a good bargain for users who want maximum versatility for the price

Pros: Very good fax capabilities, wireless

Cons: Text output wasn't that great

Verdict: The Lexmark X6570 isn't particularly cheap, and there is obviously the question of whether the text output would really be good enough for business work -- in many cases, a cheap mono laser would be a better bet. However, you do get good fax ...

Review summary: All that hype about the paperless office never came true, but the notion of the wireless office is rapidly taking hold as more small and home-based businesses replace wired LANs with WiFi networks. Products like the Lexmark X6570, an 802.11g-enabled ...

Verdict: If you're looking for top-quality output, you'll have to find room in your budget for something further up the scale. But if you're looking for an economical and versatile all-in-one for a small office with moderate printing and copying requirements, ...

Review summary: Lexmark's success in the printer market has been in no small part down to an effective combination of high speeds and low prices. After recently announcing a new range of all-in-ones we were keen to get ...

Verdict: Despite the X6570 falling down in terms of photo printing we were still impressed by the fact that you can get all of these features on an attractive looking device at a reasonable price. It'd be ideal for a home office, being fast, responsive and ...

Review summary: The multifunctional Lexmark X6570 is aimed at home and small offices, with impressive fax features at its heart.

Verdict: The Lexmark X6570 isn't particularly cheap, and there is obviously the question of whether the text output would really be good enough for business work - in many cases, a cheap mono laser would be a better bet. However, you do get good fax facilities ...