Title: A scam masquerading as a printer
Product review: We all know how printers are sold to sell ink, right? Well this one takes that model to the limit and beyond.Each supply part (toner, waste bottle, etc.) has a microchip. Each microchip decides when the part has reached its end of life. The chip's decision is final - the printer refuses to print once any chip has pulled the plug on any part.You may think that you have plenty of toner to complete the job at hand - pages aren't faded in the least. The chip decides otherwise and the printer refuses to finish the job. Nothing you can do but throw away half a cartridge worth of toner and buy a new one - no reset, no help from tech support, nothing.Adding insult to injury, most office supply houses don't stock the cartridges in store so in addition to getting ripped off, you'll wait a day or two before your printer cedes control back to you - the stupid human.Avoid this printer (and probably this manufacturer) like the plague.
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