Canon imageRUNNER 4570 Toner Cartridges

Canon 4570 Printer Review

The Canon imageRUNNER 4570 is a fast workhorse printer, copier and scanner that can print and copy projects at a maximum speed of 45 pages per minute. This is a pretty bulky monochrome laser device that users will need to make space for, but it has the features and flexibility to support heavy-duty offices. Although its size and expensive retail price might be off-putting, offices that need a reliable and fast all-in-one solution will benefit from the 4570.

This unit has upgradable elements and customizable applications to ensure large-volume offices can tailor it to their unique needs. Its standard media capacity of 1,100 pages can be increased to a maximum of 4,750 sheets and users can expand the RAM to a total of 512 MB. With the unit's extensive control panel and Multifunctional Embedded Application Platform, users can easily perform a number of tasks from monitoring imageRUNNER 4570 printer toner levels to using custom applications to tailor projects to their specifications.

This monochrome device uses black Canon 4570 toner and a print head system that can produce text and graphics with clarity at a maximum resolution of 2400x600 dpi. Copies are created with a quality that mirrors the original and a crisp resolution of 1200x600 dpi using imageRUNNER 4570 toner. With sharp, professional-quality output and a maximum monthly duty cycle of 170,000 pages, the device is the perfect fit for offices with demanding work volumes.

The machine operates with a single Canon 4570 toner cartridge that will keep users focused on productivity and not on constantly replacing multiple toners. The replacement black Canon 4570 toner cartridge has an affordable price and a large yield of up to 24,000 pages to help keep running costs low.

For a large-volume office printer, this monochrome unit has it all. It has fast all-in-one features, expandable media handling and RAM, professional output quality and inexpensive running costs. All of these elements combine to make the device worth the high price tag.