Xerox WorkCentre 7775 Toner Cartridges

Xerox 7775 Printer Review

The Xerox WorkCentre 7775 is a high-volume device that can handle the printing, scanning, faxing and copying needs of small offices with monthly duty cycles of up to 300,000 pages. Output speeds aid the device in meeting heavy-duty demands, printing at quick maximum speeds of 50 pages per minute for color jobs and 75 pages per minute for monochrome. Expert reviews note that this device's features outperform many models in its class in regard to paper handling, the capacities of its WorkCentre 7775 printer toner and multifunction capabilities. However, this also makes it one of the more expensive color laser printers available.

From its 250-sheet automatic document feeder to its document finishing options and double-sided printing, the 7775's package of office-centric multifunction features is impressive. This flexible device leaves users with plenty of options for expanding, such as extra media trays to increase the standard paper capacity from 3,260 pages to a maximum of 5,260 pages. In addition, users will also be able to duplicate an original document up to 999 times and have access to up to 160 GB of hard drive space, making it a good solution for large-volume needs.

Most of the features and functions of the 7775 can be controlled from its control panel, which offers standalone use by combining one-touch access to popular functions and built-in Wi-Fi network connectivity. This means users will be able to walk up to the device and automatically send a scan to a coworker, select between monochrome and color copying and preview jobs saved to the queue before printing. Users will also be able to select which paper type they need for a job while monitoring supply levels, or receive an alert when media or Xerox 7775 toner needs to be replaced.

The 7775's size of 61x31x57 inches and weight of 612 pounds is understandable considering its robust set of features, but the provided stand and wheel set will enable it to stand freely or be transported from one space to another. Buyers may be able to look over its bulky size, but might not be able to see past its sub par output compared to other professional office printers. Despite its lesser maximum print resolution of 2400x2400 dpi using WorkCentre 7775 toner, results should look sharp enough for internal projects.

The device operates with black, cyan, magenta and yellow toners that are conveniently packaged into separate Xerox 7775 toner cartridges to make replacing them affordable and easy. Each color supply can last up to 34,000 pages, while the black Xerox 7775 toner cartridge has a maximum capacity of 30,000 pages.

The high price tag of the 7775 will buy users a high-powered solution to heavy workflows, providing them with expandable features and some of the quickest print speeds in its class of laser devices. The print quality is a bit disappointing, albeit satisfactory, but this won't be enough to discourage small offices from seeking it as a solution to high-volume multifunction needs.