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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Lexmark X502n
The laser engine inside the X502n is of the single-pass variety, with a per sheet print speed of 31 per minute when producing in monochrome and 8 pages per minute in color. Unusually copy speeds top out at 21ppm for mono prints. It is often the norm to be able to print and copy at much the same rate.
A color scanner and 35 page document feeder also forms part of the X502n. This enables the device to be used as a copier. There is also a fax modem so the X502n can perform all the functions required of a true multifunction.
There is a built-in paper drawer that can cope with 250 sheets and can be expanded to 880, with an optional 530 sheet drawer. Unlike a standalone laser there is no manual feed slot. Odd shaped media like cards, envelopes and flyers have to be loaded via the built-in paper tray.
Print quality is very good with a maximum resolution of 1,200 x 600 dpi and driver support for both Windows and Mac. It is also an easy printer to maintain, with the toner cartridges clipping in behind a door at the front of the unit. As it is based on the same laser as the c500, it can use the same cartridges available from a number of suppliers.
A comprehensive control panel with a backlit LCD is easy to use and quick to get the hang of. Most of the functions are straightforward but we did need help scanning to a network PC or an e-mail address. Both require the destinations to be configured in advance via the web-based management interface. Apart from that little issue, the X502n is simple and easy to use.
Overall the X502n is a good all-round device. It offers everything a small or home office might need to get the job done. It has everything apart from a duplexer, the print quality and speed are enough to keep even the most demanding office happy.
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