Compare Prices : Lexmark X9350

Review summary: A great value all-in-one printer that stands out because of its wireless printing ability.

Verdict: You get a lot for your money and the low 9c per page running costs help make the value proposition even better. There are better photo-specialist all-in-ones this month but if you want a decent office-oriented model with the ability to print from ...

Review summary: The Lexmark X9350, a dead ringer for the Dell 966, is a prime candidate for an AIO that needs to serve double duty for both the home and home office.

Pros: Duplexer for printing on both sides of a page. Scans and faxes over network. Standalone copier and fax.

Cons: Slow. Text quality is at the low end of the typical range for ink jet AIOs.

Verdict: The Lexmark X9350 is a little slow, but it offers lots of features for the price, including duplexing, network support, and standalone copying and faxing.

Review summary: It's getting harder and harder to justify buying a printer these days

Verdict: On a positive note, though we didn't have the photo cartridge to sample six-color output, four-color photo prints on glossy stock looked very nice. Using the best quality mode, our 8 by 10-inch prints averaged just under five minutes' print time, ...

Review summary: - The X9350 is a bulky, blocky looking AiO that has just about all the features you'd need from a small or home office multi-function device. As if put together by some techno-archaeologist, the 9350 is designed in layers, each "strata" of the grey ...

Pros: Features, price, control panel

Cons: Disappointing top quality print output, text output not up to scratch, blocky design

Verdict: A good price combined with a great feature set makes it look good on paper, but photo-quality prints dissatisfy as does the text output