Woot has
Refurbished: Canon imageCLASS MF741Cdw Wireless Color All-In-One Laser Printer for
$199.99.
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Condition:- "Refurbished" covers everything from buyers' remorse returns to products whose defects have been repaired by the pros to damaged packaging to discontinued items. Each product comes backed by a vendor warranty OR our very own Woot! Warranty. Refurbished items may show some minor wear from previous use.
Features:- A unique, customized device experience with Application Library. 5 inches intuitive color touchscreen with smartphone like usability. Create Wi Fi Direct hotspot from the printer to establish direct connection to mobile device(s) without the need for external router
- Canon's signature reliability and engine technologies help keep productivity high and minimize the impact on support resources. Intuitive maintenance videos for common tasks like consumables replacement
- Supports mobile solutions for printing and scanning. Scan and convert documents to searchable digital files through a simplex document feeder. Designed for small print jobs with first print time as fast as 10. 3 seconds
- High capacity, all in one cartridge helps reduce overall supply costs. Out of the box, standard two sided printing plus the ability to print multiple pages onto one sheet helps to reduce paper consumption
- Helps mitigate risk of confidential information loss as documents are only stored in short term memory. Security settings can be set behind an administrator log in
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Pros:
1. Prints very well and fast. Documents and presentations look great but it's not a photo printer.
2. Scanning and copying look very good.
3. Rarely loses wi-fi connection. It's usually because there's a change on my router.
4. High yield toners last a long time. And with OEM toners, I've never had a spill or smudge.
Cons:
1. Canon OEM toners are the only ones that seem to work consistently in the machine. I've tried various 3rd party toners and they either leak or print horribly. If you buy this machine, I wouldn't bother with 3rd party toners and expect to pay for OEMs.
2. Never found any good deals for OEM toners. I ended up buying them through Staples with their store rewards credit. Which you then use to buy more toner.
It's a great machine, especially at $199. However, it may not include any toner cartridges (couldn't tell from the listing). I'd do the math on it before buying if you have to buy toner separately.
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You can always goto FB Marketplace or a used local marketplace and find a cheap 10 year old laser printer that takes 3rd party. Both older Canon and Brother printers are known to widely accept 3rd party toners but much is unknown about this model but there appears to be at least 4 3rd party toner sellers for this specific model (without review) YMMV
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Why is that? And what are other alternatives to Canon? Asking as someone who has had owned a variety of printers
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Pros:
1. Prints very well and fast. Documents and presentations look great but it's not a photo printer.
2. Scanning and copying look very good.
3. Rarely loses wi-fi connection. It's usually because there's a change on my router.
4. High yield toners last a long time. And with OEM toners, I've never had a spill or smudge.
Cons:
1. Canon OEM toners are the only ones that seem to work consistently in the machine. I've tried various 3rd party toners and they either leak or print horribly. If you buy this machine, I wouldn't bother with 3rd party toners and expect to pay for OEMs.
2. Never found any good deals for OEM toners. I ended up buying them through Staples with their store rewards credit. Which you then use to buy more toner.
It's a great machine, especially at $199. However, it may not include any toner cartridges (couldn't tell from the listing). I'd do the math on it before buying if you have to buy toner separately.
Translation: Don't do it⚠️
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Prefer Brother products over Canon or HP.
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