Canon imageCLASS MF5770 Toner Cartridges

Looking for a laser printer that will be compatible with your Windows operating system? You should consider the Canon imageCLASS MF5770. This is a monochrome machine, meaning it prints only black-and-white documents, so you probably won't need replacement toners often. USB and Ethernet connection are both offered, and drivers and utilities are included with the machine upon purchase. It can fax, print, copy and scan documents at fast speeds and with high qualities. The Canon MF5770 toner cartridge needed for printing is inexpensive, and you will find them easily in stores or online from third party vendors. Fortunately, both compatible and genuine Canon toner cartridges will be available.

The machine weighs 31.3 pounds and has dimensions of 19.1x18.8x17.4 inches. The black imageCLASS MF5770 toner cartridge yields 2,500 pages, and one comes with the machine upon purchase. Though the Canon MF5770 toner may seem expensive, the cost per page is very low. Replacement printer toner can be found from third party vendors too, though, which will make them even less expensive. If remanufactured printer toner is used, anyone can afford the MF5770. Up to 21 pages per minute can be produced at resolutions as high as 1200x600 dpi.

Reviews from users make it seem like quite the addition to offices. They love the high print quality using the Canon MF5770 toner, because the resolutions keep images from looking grainy. The speeds are fast, according to users, and its networking capabilities are not only convenient, but easy to set up too. PC Magazine loves the fast performance and the automatic document feeder that come standard. Faxes from PC are excellent, according to consumers. The love the text and graphics quality using imageCLASS MF5770 toner, but PC Mag finds the quality of photos to be decent, but that's it. Overall, though users and experts agree that the Canon MF5770 could be just what you're looking for—if you're looking for quality and precision.

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