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Lexmark X125 All-in-One Office Center with USB Cable (13H0384, Dark Gray)
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Lexmark
EAN: 0734646385237
Item Dimensions: 160017.4
Label: Lexmark
Manufacturer: Lexmark
Model: 13H0384
MPN: 13H0384
Publisher: Lexmark
Studio: Lexmark
Features:- Copies, prints, scans, and faxes--all in color
- Up to 2,400 x 1,200 dpi print resolution; up to 16 ppm black, 8 ppm color
- Up to 600 x 1,200 dpi optical scanning, 36-bit color
- 99 copies at a time, resizing from 25 to 200%
- USB interface, cable included; Accu-Feed system virtually eliminates paper jams
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Editorial Review:
The X125 All-In-One Office Center features Lexmark's award-winning core inkjet technology. With 2400 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi) resolution in black and color on all paper types and a seven-picoliter color drop size, text is sharp and photo-quality images are vivid and textured - giving business documents and presentations professional appeal.The sheet-fed scanner offers up to 600 x 1200 dpi optical resolution and 36-bit color scan depth. Users will find the X125 perfect for scanning color photos and images to incorporate into business documents.Offering added functionality to a home office, the X125 operates as a standalone color copier capable of generating up to 12 copies per minute (cpm) in black and up to 5 cpm in color. The LCD screen enables users to easily copy up to 99 black or color copies from one original, and to resize photos and documents from 25 to 200 percent.Boasting standalone black and color fax capabilities, the X125's sheet-fed design and straightforward LCD screen make sending multiple page documents a fast and easy process. With speeds of up to 33.6Kbps and a fax memory that can store up to 80 pages, the X125 is well suited for efficiently sending and receiving lengthy documents.
Lexmark's X125 is a compact, self-contained multifunction device for your printing, scanning, and faxing needs, and most of your copying needs as well. The scanner uses a feed-through device instead of a flat bed, so pages pass through one-by-one. You can scan them into your PC or make copies in black-and-white or color without a PC. The X125 looks much like an enlarged fax machine, and indeed provides full fax facilities, including speed dial and memory storage for up to 70 numbers.
Paper feeds from a near-vertical tray at the rear to a long pullout tray at the front. Above this is a second (clip-on) tray that catches pages as they exit the scanning mechanism. The machine uses old-style, high-capacity cartridges, which are easy to fit and clip into place.
A two-line LCD eases setup by directing you to, for example, align the machine's print heads before installing the driver software. The bundle includes photo editing and OCR software as well as facilities for faxing. These utilities install easily, but the driver isn't as user-friendly as those typically supplied with the more consumer-oriented printers, lower in Lexmark's price range.
In our tests, printed output was generally good, with sharp black text and finely detailed color prints. Resolution is high at 2,400 dpi, but we could still see fine dots in areas of variable shading. The print times, particularly for text, were low, with a five-page text document printing in just over a minute. Photo printing, at the best quality, took nearly 3 minutes.
Color copies weren't that effective, losing definition and bleaching some colors, particularly magenta tones. While they would be okay for quick copies intended for personal use, they would probably not be appropriate for giving to customers.
As a multifunction device, the X125 is functional and well-designed. It has some restrictions, most noticeably an inability to scan from books or magazines because it is sheet-fed, but still provides printing, scanning, copying, and faxing in one compact device at a good price. --Simon Williams, Amazon.co.uk
What's in the Box
X125 All-in-One Office Center, ViewAhead Photo Center software, ABBYY FineReader Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software, #20/15M0120 high-resolution color print cartridge, #70/12A1970 high-resolution black print cartridge, installation software CD-ROM (drivers and utilities), phone cord, power cord, quick reference guide, setup sheet, scan/fax exit tray, USB cable
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - drops about 50% of incoming faxes
called the Lexmark help line and they determined that the "number of rings" setting is too high--it's about 6 rings before the x125 wants to connnect with an incoming fax machine. Abouit 50% of the fax machines out there abort the fax transmission at just about 5-6 rings.
The help person guided me to change the setting to one ring, so the x125 picks up the fax right away, but the one-ring setting didn't work and the help person ultimately said it is a firmware problem and very expensive ... Read More
Rating:  - I love this thing
I got this today, used from ebay. It works great out of the box. I plugged everything in, faxed something 5 minutes later, made a copy a couple minutes later, scanned something and printed all in acceptable quality. Being as it was used, it didnt bring the install disk so I downloaded them directly from [...] ehich took less than 5 minutes for my OS. It is much quicker and quieter than my previous printer and epson 480sxu which took 4 minutes to print one page in black and white. I love having one machine ... Read More
Rating:  - Great bang for the buck
I was fortunate enough to acquire this little bad boy via ebay for about a buck (minus of course shipping) I was a bit skeptical but I have used all four functions for job hunting, and I have been offered 10-12 jobs. It obviously works just fine. I had trouble aligning the printer cartridge, but that is because I am stupid. Now works fine, not the sharpest printing images, but that isnt what I bought it for.
Rating: - For the money, a good product
No major problems, operates just like it should. Once in a while paper will jam-but for the price -- well worth it
Rating: - You're asking for trouble if you buy this POS; Look at eBay!
I bought my X125 on the clearance table at CompUSA about two years ago. I should have known better. It was brand new and I got it at a great price -- but when will I ever learn that YOU REALLY DO GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. The driver software quits unexpectedly, forcing me to reboot if I want to print anything. I've written to Lexmark twice about this problem, once online and once via snail mail. I received the same BS answer from them both times. It was obvious they were giving me a boilerplate answer because ... Read More
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