Samsung CLX-3175FN Color Laser Multi-function Printer

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- Copier Type: Flatbed, Copy Color: Color, Dimensions: 13.5" Height x 16.3" Width x 14.7" Depth, Duplex Printing: Manual Duplexing
- Maximum Print Resolution: 2400 x 600 dpi, Media Handling: 1 x Automatic Document Feeder 15 Sheet, Media Handling: 1 x Output Bin 100 Sheet
- Modem Speed: 33.6Kbps, Network: Fast Ethernet, Pages Per Month: 20000, Platform Support: Mac, Platform Support: PC, Print
- Sold as 1 each
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Samsung ML-2525W Wireless Mono Laser Printer

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What you see is what you print. Samsung ML-2525 and ML-2525W mono laser printers feature Samsung’s AnyWeb Print software. It lets you select, drag and drop content from different web pages into a new blank page on your screen without any other resizing or editing required, making it easy to print what’s on your screen. The ML-2525 also gives you an ESP Easy Screen Print button that lets you print your desktop with a single button. You also get print speeds of 24 ppm, a 12,000 page monthly duty cycle, and the ML-2525W gives you Ethernet and wireless connectivity.
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- The Samsung ML-2525W has a compact design which provides you with a simple, fast and wireless connection
- The Samsung ML-2525W is uncompromised when it comes to high levels of performance
- The ML-2525W features a sleek, streamlined design that adds sophistication without taking up more than its fair share of room
- Samsung?s AnyWeb Print is a quick and easy way of pulling web information together
- Samsung ML-2525W printer offers a choice of consumables to meet your cashflow needs
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 "Easy wifi setup, although instructions could be better" 2010-10-01
By scampi's mom
Just got the printer a couple of days ago. Setup was easy, including the wifi setup. The instructions for wifi could've been clearer, but it didn't take long to complete the setup and have two computers using the printer wirelessly. So far, I like it!

 "Samsung ML2525W NOT compatible w/Mac OS X.6.4" 2010-09-30
By Ruth Mcclain (Memphis, TN USA)
I am totally frustrated with this new printer. After reading reviews, seeing prices, etc., ordered. Size, compactness is great, but it goes to sleep after EACH job, which means it has to either be turned off and back on, or unplugged and replugged. Probably spent close to an hour w/Samsung yesterday, and they finally admitted they are not Mac savvy; mostly pc trained. So why do they claim Mac compatibility? I don't really want to send this back; just want it to work, and would like to find a solution. At that point, would willingly change rating from 1 star.

 "More Than Satisfied" 2010-09-25
By richard e stuart
The printer works great, was easy to set up and have had no issues with it so far. Great value at the price I paid.

 "Great Printer if you don't use its prime feature--"Wireless."" 2010-09-23
By Christopher Martens (Crestline, CA United States)
I received this printer about three weeks ago. It was very easy to setup using a network connection. And once I "locked down" the IP Address my computers could always find it on the network. Great prints, very quiet and virtually silent in sleep mode.



But in "wireless" mode, the printer kept disappearing. I set it up on the network cable three times each using conventional and "ad hoc" architectures, and each time it would work for a while then stop. After repeated restarts and unpluging the power overnight, it would still not stay connected. Then, for no reason at all, it would suddenly print two days worth of qued jobs. I called Samsung and was told that they had never had anything like this happen before. And, naturally, since he was on the phone, the printer begin to work perfectly. I was then told, "If it happens again, call us and we will replace the unit. Obviously, something is very wrong with your printer."



I called Samsung Customer Service again today. Now I am being told this is, "a known issue." Yes, of course, it is because I called two weeks ago. Now Samsung Customer Service (if that is their real name) is telling me I have to carry the unit in to a repair shop more than 60 miles away. When I pointed this out the serviceman, he argues with me and tells me it's only 19 miles away according to his "database." Then I asked about the repair, his "database" didn't have the answer. When I asked if there was a new firmware upgrade, he assured me that I was incapable of doing such a thing on my own. I pointed out that their own software, running on my computer, automatically downloads and installs firmware updates (and it had done so upon first setup). Never mind the fact I've been doing this kind of work since 1983 and have a degree in the field.



In any case, I was lucking to still be able to return this item.



I had been considering buying Samsung's 55 inch LED 3D TV later this year when the 3D Movies were available (I already have their 3D Blu-Ray Player), but if this is any example of their customer service, then I need to rethink the whole thing.

 "Print paper selection" 2010-09-23
By Joseph F. Talluto (Richmond, VA)
The frustrating problem with this printer is that it does not allow the program software (e.g. Publisher)to select the type of paper to be printed. If you are printing an envelope, you must remember to go back to the printer page setup and select envelope. Otherwise the printer will print the envelope as though it was using letter type paper. And the printer remembers the last paper you used, so if you forget to change envelope to letter, your document will be printed as though you are using an envelope. Very, very frustrating. If they don't change the software this will be the last Samsung printer I purchase. Printer anyone?????Samsung ML-2525W Wireless Mono Laser Printer


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Samsung Color Laser Printer (CLP-315)

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Vibrant, professional color is now within your reach. The compact CLP-315 printer can fit comfortably on a corner of your home office desk or bookcase. It features a rich, piano-black control panel and delivers dynamite color at 4 ppm and sharp laser text at 17 ppm. You’ll also get NO NOIS print engine technology for quiet operation, along with easy-to-change toner cartridges.
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- Printer Interface USB Max Media Size (Standard) Legal (8.5 in x 14 in)
Max Printing Speed (ppm) 17 ppm
Max Printing Speed Color (ppm) 4 ppm Monthly Duty Cycle Range (Printer Class) 20,000 - 49,999 pages Output Type Color Technology Laser
Type Workgroup printer RAM Installed Size 32 MB
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 "Good Printer" 2010-08-28
By Maira L. Sousa
I purchased this printer at Office Depot last Black Friday for $80. That was $120 off the MSRP, so I figured why not. When I got home, all I did was take it out of the box, plug in the USB cable (you have to have your own), and installed the software, and the printer was up and running within 10 minutes. Toner was already installed. I don't do heavy duty printing, so toner lasts me an average 7 months (which is really good since 2 black inks and 1 of each color ink is only $128 on Amazon).



I don't like how Samsung advertises its "No Noise" printing on this particular printer. I believe its loud compared to other inkjet and laserjet printers. Also, the printer is really heavy (upwards of 15 pounds). Also, the paper tray is somewhat flimsy and cheap. There is no fax, scanner, or copier on this printer. If you need that, you'd be better off purchasing an HP Officejet. The on/off switch is on the back, which can be annoying if you have your printer against the wall.



Otherwise, this is a great printer and I highly recommend it.

 "Love This Printer" 2010-08-24
By Reich Gardner (Weaverville, NC)
I've used a Samsung ML-1740 B&W laser for years without any complaints, so when I needed a color printer with a small footprint for my business, I was delighted to find the Samsung CLP-315. Some of the reviews I read made me wonder, but for the price I figured it was worth a try. I'm very glad I gave it a chance.



I had it out of the box and running in five minutes. All I had to do was lift it out of the box, take off the tape, install the software, and I was printing (you will need your own USB cable). It was by far the most hassle-free printer set-up I've ever experienced.



B&W is very sharp, colors are excellent, operation is quiet and relatively fast, and I've had zero problems. I'm particularly pleased with how little space it takes. It's just slightly larger than a breadbox, which is in stark contrast to the HP I looked at that seemed at least four times the size.



Anyone looking for a color laser on a budget that will fit unobtrusively in a small space should pick up one of these.

 "Great Value for the money" 2010-07-03
By Charlie
Great printer for the money. When you consider a color laser compared to a ink jet for the same $, you can't go wrong. Only downside I've found is you can't use photo paper with an laser printer.

 "Buyer Beware" 2010-07-02
By Burdie
If you are a Mac user, beware. There is an active thread on the Apple Discussion Forums about problems with this printer. Bottom line, it works well with OS X 10.6.2 but not with 10.6.3 or 10.6.4. Neither Apple nor Samsung will acknowledge this, so you are stuck.



In addition, I received a defective replacement print cartridge and neither Samsung (the manufacturer) nor the seller of the cartridge will (currently) replace it.



So - a printer that does not always work, and cartridges that are defective. I won't buy another Samsung printer.

 "I wouldn't buy it again" 2010-06-15
By J. Chan
I bought the CLP-315 due to its small form factor and has the ability to print in both B/W and colour. It is also reasonably priced. However the absence of an automatic duplex function really lets it down. (But you should have known before purchasing!) When you do want to print double sided, it is a complete hassle as there is no manual feed tray and the design of the main feeder makes it difficult to load and unload paper in a hurry. The machine does from time to time crinkle the corners of the paper which is annoying and there is severe paper curling.

The printer is quiet although it emits a strong smell when printing.



The printer software is rudimentary but is stable most of the time.


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Samsung ML-2851ND Network-Ready Monochrome Laser Printer

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- Monochrome laser printer produces up to 21 ppm for efficient office use
- Prints single sheets in 8.5 seconds and 100 pages in under four minutes
- TonerSave mode that extends cartridge life up to 40 percent
- Durable monthly cycle of 30,000 pages for small office use
- Measures 14.3-by-14.5-by-8.3-inches
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 "Samsung ML-2851ND Laser Printer" 2010-05-06
By LifelongAtheist (Northern New Jersey, USA)
This is a very good printer. It's fast and the output looks great. The built-in duplexing is terrific and has saved me a great deal of paper. There's one problem - it goes to sleep after a period of idleness and I can't wake it up without turning it off and back on again, which is inconvenient. I posted a question to Samsung about this but haven't heard back. Other than that, I recommend it.

 "Best printer I've ever worked with" 2010-04-28
By M. Rixman (Colorado Springs)
About me: I'm a college student, this printer sits in my bed room. I may not put it through the ringer like a small office would, but I do quite a bit of printing with it

Also, I used to test printers (and other electronics) as my job. I've seen many printers in my day that I thought were poorly designed, and only a small few that I thought were well designed. This one tops that second list.



I planned on reviewing this printer once the starter cartridge ran out, but it's been three reams of paper and almost a year since I've got it and It's still going strong. In all that paper and all that time I've had only one jam--which was easy to fix and probably a result of my sloppy paper-input methods.

After owning an inkjet for years--a $100 printer that was burning a hole in my wallet via cartridges--I am so glad I went for this printer. It's worth the initial investment for sure.

The duplexer works like a charm, a feature I don't expect at all on printers of this size.

The network capabilities are exactly what I needed. Keeps my USB ports empty, everyone in the house can use it, works for the Windows and Linux machines in the house, I love it.



It's no photo printer, but I don't need it to be

It's not quiet, but I don't need it to be.



Amazingly, the bundled CD included the necessary .ppd file for me to set this up in Ubuntu (worked automagically, by "set this up" I really mean "get the duplexor to work"). This NEVER happens, I was expecting a struggle--printer software is one area that machines shackled to Windows seem to have a particularly heavy advantage. I was so pleased to find that this was a 1 minute setup regardless of the operating system in question.

 "Don't buy this printer" 2010-04-02
By J.W.
After using our work horse Apple Laserwriter 360, which never gave us a bit of trouble, for over 12 years, the Samsung ML-2851ND was a HUGE disappointment. We specifically bought it because it was advertised as being able to handle card stock. This printer can't even print envelopes well. If you use the manual feeder in the standard mode, the envelopes are completely crinkled. And when you "load the paper with the side to be printed on facing up, open the rear cover and pull the guide of both sides down" to avoid the crinkles, as instructed in the manual, the print smears. Card stock isn't even an option. We've had nothing but jams. After the latest jam, the printer won't even work and the trouble shooting information in the instruction manual is useless to solve the problem. Our IT guy had nothing good to say about this printer, which should have been our first clue. I guess you get what you pay for.

 "Open Heat Error : Cycle Power Message is Killing Me" 2010-02-20
By Scott Sonnier
Six months and one tray of paper into use of this product and I am receiving the "Open Heat Error : Cycle Power" message. Unable to beat this problem and nothing is published about this problem. I think I have already lost this printer.

 "Good printer for the price" 2010-02-15
By GT Rider (L.A., CA USA)
I had to buy a laser printer in a hurry to replace a previous laser printer that finally quit working. Because I am a student again, I had to really narrow my search criteria for the replacement printer out of cost consideration. The printer had to be a laser printer, fast, network-ready and, of course, low-cost. After searching various review sites including Amazon.com, I finally concluded that the Samsung ML-2851 ND printer most closely fit what I was seeking.



In no particular order, these are my likes and dislikes about this printer:

Likes: It's fast! Of course, I am used to a 12 ppm laser, so just about anything in the market today would seem speedy compared to it. The warmup time required after the printer wakes from sleep mode is very short compared to other printers I have used over the years.



The duplexer is a great feature for a printer at this price level. In order to bring the cost of production in line with the street price of the printer, I wonder if Samsung might not have used a cheaper, less reliable transfer roller in their duplexer? Time will tell...



It is quiet. I can barely hear this printer in operation and often find myself going to check it just to make sure the print job was processed. I guess that could be seen as a drawback, but I like the quiet of my house when it's just me and the dog working on my school homework.



Built-in Ethernet spared me from having to get another print server for my home network.



The Mac setup is easy if you are familiar with configuring a network printer. But, in the course of setting up this printer for a mixed Windows and Mac LAN, I did find a few little issues I didn't like.





Dislikes: The printer network settings allow for DHCP, but the driver looks for the printer by IP address only. This is a major issue if you want to let IP resources be managed by a DHCP server because of the number of network appliances on a LAN segment. Leaving the printer on in order to keep the IP address leased to the printer is not an option. It appears that when the printer goes into sleep mode for power saving, it doesn't request the re-leasing of its assigned address. If you are intending to use this printer on a network using the TCP/IP protocol, the only way you are going to get reliable network operation is to assign this printer a static IP address.



The Mac driver is already built into Mac OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard). Nothing in the User's Guide indicates this, nor were there any notes on the Samsung support web site about this. Using the install CD that is provided with the printer is not recommended except to install the Samsung Smart Panel. On the Mac, this utility isn't that useful.



Speaking of Smart Panel, I don't like that it automatically loads for the Windows driver when the computer is booted. I have not found a way to disable this feature. Fortunately, you can tell Smart Panel not to load on computer boot in the Mac version.



The printer preferences in the Windows driver are not as well implemented as I believe they could be. For example, enabling duplex printing does not necessarily enable duplex printing. The user also has to select if the duplex print should follow the long side or short side of the paper. In the Mac driver, duplex printing is a simple check box option.



Even though this printer has multiple feed paths (Paper Tray 1, Paper Tray 2 [optional], Manual Feed), the driver will only allow envelopes to be fed through the manual feed slot -- one at a time. For someone who is used to printing envelopes from my address book without having to go to the printer every time a single envelope needs to be printed, this is a big disappointment.



Print output seems a little light unless the printer is set to 1200 dpi with the toner save option disabled. I have been playing with these settings to see if there is a way to tweak my documents without giving up maximizing toner cartridge life.



Most of the dislikes are minor for me. I do wish Samsung hadn't put a DHCP setting in the printer when their own driver won't recognize the printer if the printer IP address changes. It would have been far better for me if they had simply instructed the user to set a static IP address and forget it. That would have saved me a few days of network issues.





Overall, I like this printer. It has met my most critical needs with a couple wants tossed in for good measure. It is a lot of SOHO printer for the price. Time will tell if the toner cartridges have enough print life to justify a higher rating for this printer.


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- The CLP-315W is a compact 15.3" x 12.3" so it will easily fit on your home office desk or bookshelf.
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 "Be careful with the compnay you orden from "Factory Depot"" 2010-08-09
By Patty (Chicago, IL)
We bought this printer and it was defected. The color yellow did not work. Our problem was to get our money back. The company Factory Depot made us pay for the shipping and also they couldn't find the product after it was delivery to their warehouse.

It took more than a month to receive our money back and on top we didn't get the full reimbursement just part. From now on I make sure I bought all the product directly from Amazon, they are the best. When we had to return a product they do it inmediately no quetions ask and full refund of your money right away.

 "DOESN'T WORK with Verizon FIOS router. Horrible customer service!!" 2010-08-08
By Petro
I bought this printer and tried to set-up the wireless network, but unsuccessfully. After calling two times to Samsung customer service and talking to two different representatives for half an hour the problem was not fixed. The girl almost hung up on me claiming that their printer is fine and I'm an idiot that can't turn off my firewall that probably causing the problem (and it doesn't matter that I have a BS in Computer Science, apparently from their point of view I'm still an idiot who can't turn it off). After researching the issue online I found out that this printer doesn't work with Verizon FIOS wi-fi router. You would guess the customer service should know about this problem, but no, all they do is trying to convince you that the problem is with your computer.

Bad product! Horrible-horrible-horrible customer service!!!

 "Not Really Wireless" 2010-08-06
By N. Deano (Pacific Rim)
Quick set-up guide was not in english. To set it up you must have a USB cable connected between the computer and the printer which you remove after you have completed set-up. If you later lose connection, which has happened, then you must reconnect the USB cable and do it all over again. If you have a desk top computer,(remember them?), then life just got a whole lot more complicated.

 "disappointing" 2010-08-03
By Roseroo (Oakland, CA)
I bought this printer because of the wireless feature and have not been able to use it wirelessly. I tried following the directions - no luck (and I am pretty tech saavy). Samsung customer service chat tried to troubleshoot it with no luck - several times. Finally told me a "product specialist" would contact me. I think that is their code word for - bail out now. Anyway, a product specialist never called. I called several times to follow-up but all I got was a rude supervisor who was of no help at all. Still no wireless capability



Also, I had to replace the color toner after like 10 pages of printing.



...this printer is cheap for a reason!

 "An engineering disaster" 2010-08-02
By Eric Fisk (Seattle, WA United States)
I just recycled this printer after suffering with it for 1 year, this is why:



Fragility- The printer hit a repeating "type 2 paper jam" after 1 year of light use, and the repair guy instantly knew what I was talking about- he says this is an extremely common point of failure for the CLP-315 series



Print quality- The printer has bad streaking for all colors and black so I suppose it needs a new printer drum, even though it's printed fewer than 1000 pages in its life



Cost per page- The cartridges for black and each color run nearly $50 a pop, so replacing the cartridges is twice as expensive as buying the printer new



Bad for photos- This printer has poor quality to begin with, and laser printers don't print on photo paper, so stay away from this type of printer if you are looking at an inkjet replacement




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