Testseek.com have collected 28 expert reviews of the Xerox Phaser 6180 MFP Series and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Xerox Phaser 6180 MFP Series.
(80%)
28 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Buona velocità di stampa, scansione verso mail e FTP, stampa protetta, possibilità di invio fax tramite il pannello driver PCL6, struttura solida e robusta.
Ingombrante, manca duplex, leggera dominante ciano nelle stampe B/N.
Abstract: The Phaser 6180MFP is a well-designed machine with a few notable shortcomings. An office that needs to generate decent graphics should still consider it seriously--it's the best model we've seen so far at that task--but it's an expensive proposition otherwise.
Fast. High-quality text. Reasonably high-quality graphics. Good paper handling.
Scanning over a network is harder to set up than it should be. Fax-from-PC feature is hidden in the driver.
The Xerox Phaser 6180MFP/N delivers fast print speed, high-quality output, and good paper handling, but it drops the ball on usability for faxing and scanning....
Abstract: This is an excellent, medium-level colour laser printer, suitable for use as a colour printer in a small business or as one of several, workgroup machines in a larger organisation. Its easy to maintain and relatively inexpensive to run and the print q...
Abstract: The Xerox Phaser 6180 is an office use, color laser printer suitable for small and frequent print jobs. Powered by a 400 MHz processor, it comes with an auto duplex feature for double-side printing and network connectivity. It can print on a max paper...
It is truly amazing what you can buy today for under $500. The 6180s have above average print quality, speed, and paper handling compared to other printers in this price range. For higher volume applications, however, we recommend moving up to a busin...
Abstract: Xerox has a good range of office laser printers, both monochrome and colour, designed for SME and even corporate departments. Its Phaser 6180 comes in both V and V/DN variants and it's the V/DN model, with networking and duplex printing built in, that we'...
