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Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN

The Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN is a multifunction color laser printer that can print 12 pages per minute in black and 8 pages per minute in color. With a DPI of 2400 x 600 it’s on par with most other office laser jet printers.

Canon for years has been on of the top office printers around. They put out solid products and as long as you take care of the printer it should take care of you.

The Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN does copy, scan and fax and is network capable so adding it onto a server or other PC’s is simple with the installation CD. It is not wireless so the end user will have to hard wire the lan or USB. Many office computers are like this so it’s not a negative at all. Just more of a come on and get with the times kind of thing. At least when it’s hard wired it is secure and will work at a higher rate then a wireless printer.

For the Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN being laser I’m surprised the printing is not faster. When reading the features I thought it would spit out pages much faster.

This is a front loading printer so you do not have to move it around to load up paper or mess with controls. It only uses 3 watts of energy while in saving mode so this is a nice plus.

Great thing is being able to print .pdf files. You can cut way down on all that office paper work floating around. Scan in your documents and save it on your system as a .pdf file. Toner prices for this device is below average for other laser printers. I would shop around for toner to find the best deal. For a small office this is a great work horse that gets the job done. Larger offices may want a faster printer. Just depends on how many people print really. As stated this device is a set it up once and run for years never having to mess with it kind of thing. Solid describes it best.

The list price for the printer is $499.99. We found the printer for 120 dollars off on tigerdirect here. Total cost is now $379.99. Expect the price to move around over time.

The product currently has a 2.0 out of 5 Star rating on Amazon with 6 reviews. Does not look so good there.

Product Dimensions: 17.0″W x 19.1″D x 16.9″H ; 52 pounds

Printer Specs:

Print Method: Color Laser

Resolution: 2400 x 600 DPI effective output

Paper Input: 150 sheets

Paper Output: 125 sheets

Prints, Faxes, Copies, Scans,

Print Speed: 12PPM B/W and 8PPM Color

Special Features: USB, Network

Final thoughts: I like Canon and when setting up a Canon printer for a business I enjoy doing it because I know the job will be simple. Once setup these things just work. While this printer may be a little slow it’s still a good buy.

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Filed Under: All In One, Canon, Color Laser, Laser Tagged With: Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN, Canon imageCLASS MF8050CN review

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Comments

  1. Anon says

    December 6, 2012 at 8:28 am

    This is one of the worst printers I’ve ever owned. The fact that it is not wireless…is…well…just plain stupid. The user interface is anything but intuitive if you’re trying to do anything other than fax or copy. Forget trying to actually do any advanced setup like…god forbid…setting up the network!

    Slooooow doesn’t begin to describe it. Laser is supposed to be fast. I had 10 year old inkjets that were faster.

    Don’t waste your money.

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