Lexmark
Inkjet
Printer Z1420

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Electronics: Lexmark Inkjet Printer  Z1420

Lexmark Inkjet Printer Z1420

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Manufacturer: Lexmark
Model: 10M0900/Z1420
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Lexmark
Label: Lexmark
Modem: None
Special Features: nv:Print Method^Thermal Inkjet|Resolution^Up to 4800 x 1200 DPI (Color)|Resolution^Up to 1200 x 1200 DPI (Black)|Maximum Duty Cycle^3,000 Pages Per Month|Print Speed^Up to 24 PPM (Black)|Print Speed^Up to 18 PPM (Color)|Dimensions^18.07"W x 7.82"D x 4.75"H|Connectivity^USB 2.0|Connectivity^802.11g|Standard Paper Input^100 Sheets|Standard Paper Output^25 Sheets|Paper Sizes Supported^Custom|Paper Sizes Supported^Letter|Paper Sizes Supported^Legal|Paper Sizes Supported^A4

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Editorial Review
Experience the convenience of printing wireless with the Z1420! Compatible with 802.11g/b, enjoy high-quality printing from virtually anywhere in your home over your secure wireless network. Print fast - up to 24 ppm black and 18 ppm color. Also, create brilliant photos with optional 6-color printing and professional quality text and graphics with up to 4800 dpi. Printer is designed to utilize your network's security (WEP, WPA and WPA2) and broadcast range.
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Printer review - problems with set-up 2008-10-09
I bought the printer because most of the reviewers found it easy to set up with their computers. My daughter has a mac book laptop. We were not able to set up the printer wirelessly. We were able to make it print for a while using the wire, but then that stopped too. I had to pay a computer specialist to download some extra software to make the printer work with the mac book.


Poor Service 2008-10-06
I ordered this product for it's color and Wifi capability. It arived with a crack in the body, would not print and could not be installed on my wireless network. Amazon is charging me to return it.


Great Printer 2008-09-18
This printer is pretty awesome. The white color makes the printer look modern and slick - it makes me want to have a nice, shiny white laptop to match. :)
Set up was a breeze. No problem here. I'm not sure why some people are having trouble with the printer. I have a Sony Vaio CR590, so perhaps this information can help someone determine if their laptop/computer is compatible.
When the printer is not in use, it goes into "sleep mode". When I want to print something, it automatically does it without me having to touch the printer across the room. That's the best part. However, I'm pretty sure the printer is wasting electricity in this mode, and I'm not sure how to turn the printer off completely. I'll figure that out later once I get my electricity bill for the month. I gave this 4 stars because I only had it for about 3 weeks now, just in case something happens later on. Hahaha...


Will not connect wirelessly on a Mac network 2008-09-16
The reviews on this product vary widely. I am not sure why, but my experience was the pits.

I have been unable to connect wirelessly with this computer. Since this was the primary reason I purchased it to begin with, this is a major problem.

My wireless home network works fine with all other devices except this computer. The wifi indicator light on the printer has NEVER been lighted. I have had several email exchanges with Lexmark support and searched their website thouroughly, but have never gotten an answer.

Lexmark seems to ignore one fundamental issue: the wifi indicator never shows any function at all. All the troubleshooting tips they have given me require the light to show up as orange before they are any good. Since I have no light, the tips do not help me in any manner.

If you are looking for an inexpensive, easy to set up printer for connecting via a USB cable, this is a good purchase. If you are looking for a WIRELESS CONNECTION TO A WIRELESS HOME NETWORK UTILIZING MAC OSX, IT IS A HORRIBLE PURCHASE. Try another product and avoid the frustration.


DIDN"T WORK 2008-09-04
I was excited about the whole wireless printing concept until I received my printer and spent 3 hours of my precious time with technical support. They said I have a faulty something and there sending me another printer...ok


Corporate disregard for consumer 2008-09-02
Experience the convenience of printing wireless with the Z1420! Compatible with 802.11g/b, enjoy high-quality printing from virtually anywhere in your home over your secure wireless network. Print fast - up to 24 ppm black and 18 ppm color. Also, create brilliant photos with optional 6-color printing and professional quality text and graphics with up to 4800 dpi. Printer is designed to utilize your network's security (WEP, WPA and WPA2) and broadcast range.


Lexmark WiFi printer model Z1420 2008-08-31
This printer is a great idea, but the wireless feature is *unbelievably* slow to print. It takes MORE than *5 minutes* to print a page that would take 5 seconds to print when it is wired directly to the computer. (That is not even remotely an exaggeration).

The other thing I don't like about it is the fact that the wireless feature is an "either/or" proposition. If you plug the USB cable into a computer, the wireless feature is bypassed, and then the printer will only work with the one computer that is connected via the USB cable. This means, with regard to a "Network", that the printer can really ONLY be used wirelessly.

The truth is, I could live with these issues EXCEPT for the slow print issue. The amount of time it takes to print "wirelessly" will cause you to think (every time you print) "I'd rather plug the damn printer in when I need to print something!"

The print time for "wireless" printing is utterly abysmal. The problem is serious enough to question whether or not the wireless feature is even "worth it."

For me, the answer is: "barely"

(Note: I have not yet even tried printing from 2 computers at the same time).


Lexmark Z1420 2008-08-27
Nice printer for the small bucks. It does the job, but step-up was a little difficult for the wireless. It comes without paper, however all ink and cables are in box with printer.

I would recommend.


It does the job 2008-08-21
It works well with my intel Mac. But you must go online to get the driver. The print quality is "so-so".


ITS-A-WORKIN-GREAT 2008-08-10
This is a Wireless printer, and I was extremely pleased with the ease of which the software installed on my 3 Windows XP Home computers. Outstanding step-by-step instructions made the loading process flawless. Using it with 3 computers on my network (wireless and Ethernet cabled too) and it all works GREAT!!! Very cool that it will go into the "sleep mode" for power saving after 10 minutes of non-use. The next print job will "wake-up" the printer, without having to touch the printer power button. That's handy when the printer is located in another room!!! I especially like the Lexmark Rewards (free ink) program, of which I have signed-up for, but ... I hope Lexmark will increase the deadline past the 12 month point for those of us that will not be consuming large amounts of ink. This Rewards program is a GREAT IDEA on the part of Lexmark and will somewhat ease the pain of high cost ink supplies. I tell my friends that "it looks like Lexmark has come a long way in performance and quality, since the last Lexmark printer that I owned many years ago".
I also like the Lexmark Imaging Studio software that came with the printer which is easy to use, yet offers many options to "tweek" the photos if needed. I used some Kodak 4x6 photo paper to print some shots. Although not "lab quality" I would say that the prints were extremely clear and impressive, considering the low cost of this printer. Black & white documents print out great. Haven't experienced any paper jams yet, in the few months that I've owned it. All-in-all, I'd rate this as an OUTSTANDING PRINTER for the price ... provided that it's not going to be used for high volume printing.


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