The Lexmark X7350 is all-in-one printer, designed to provide the most cost-conscious small office/home office (SOHO) customers with an easy-to-use combination of performance, functionality and photo features.The Lexmark X7350 offers photo capabilities along with the ability to print, scan, copy and fax at business-class speeds, as well as manage and share color documents and photos. Users can print directly from their PC or a PictBridge-compatible digital camera.Like other Lexmark printers, the Lexmark X7350 features superior ease of use, both in standalone operation and when using a personal computer. Intuitive buttons help simplify and make tasks easier to execute. It comes with Lexmark's exclusive Productivity Suite Software, making it easy for users to manage a variety of different print and electronic document formats, including creating and searching PDFs and scanning printed documents into editable text.The Lexmark X7350 is network-capable with optional Ethernet and wireless network adapters, giving users the flexibility to position the printer virtually anywhere in the home or office for access by multiple users.
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Customer Rating: Summary: Fast, high quality photo printing Comment: I owned another Lexmark printer before this one, and this one prints twice as fast. The automatic document feeder comes in handy, and works quite well, especially considering the price.
The photo printing, even using the standard color cartridge is very impressive. Using the photo "31" cartridge yields slightly better results–the photos are printed a little too dark with the standard cartridge. But most people won't be able to notice a difference.
The fax has a lot of features, but it is a pain to configure. I just use the Microsoft Fax driver instead of the Lexmark fax driver. You can use the fax without having to have the computer on; that is useful at times.
You can also use it as a copy machine without having to have the computer on. Quite handy to get a quick copy and not have to wait a few minutes to boot the computer. Customer Rating: Summary: Don't waste your hard earned money or time! Comment: I bought this all-in-one about 1 year ago and it worked for about 6 months. After 6 months there was a message that said the print cartridge was low so I replaced them both with Lexmark cartridges. About 1 month later there was a message that stated the wrong cartridges were installed. I rechecked the Lexmark web site to make sure I had the correct cartridges and I did but I replaced them again anyway. Then the error message read 'right cartridge incorrect'. Nothing I did would correct the issue so I contacted Lexmark and they offered to replace the printer at no charge. The replacement printer arrived and did not look as nice as the one I had. It was a reman printer and would not communicate with the PC. After numerous chat sessions with the the Lexmark support staff and two phone calls later (took about 3 weeks) they admitted that the replacement printer was bunk and they would replace it. So I have two X7350s that are mere paperweights and quite possibly there is a third on the way. Customer Rating: Summary: Good service Comment: I have received a replacement unit fast and on time. There is no question asked. The new unit works perfactly. Customer Rating: Summary: Third Class Printer Comment: I would not recommend to buy this product. 10 reason not to buy.
1. Cheap stuff
2. Delicate
3. Shakes while printing
4. Poor quality print.
5. Fax dose not work all time
6. Auto feeder sucks.
7. Does not come with USB cord
8. Expensive catridges.
9. Poor quality color print Customer Rating: Summary: Fast, but not robust, scanner Comment: I've been using Lexmark X7350 for about two months. I've used it extensively to scan piles of A4 papers (using the ADF) and to scan books of various sizes.
1) Quality. I've found the quality of the text scanning is excellent (I use Scansoft Omnipage 15 and not the software that comes with it). You see clear text background and well shaped characters. However it's bad when it comes to handwritten documents in pencil.
2) Speed. It's fast. Much faster than many Canon scanner e.g. Canon MP110. It takes about 10 seconds to scan a document at 300 dpi.
3) Software. The worst scanner I've ever seen. For example you can scan directly to PDF but you can't see the scanned pages until the creation of the PDF. That means you can't rescan a page individually. Also after a paper jam you have to restart the whole job process. The software doesn't save anything in this case. This is what the case with Scansoft Omnipage 14 or 15.
However it wasn't a robust machine for me. After a month of extensive use the scanner head (the part under the glass that moves to scan the paper) started to move incorrectly making the scanning output with distortions such as very dark or zigzagged letters. I had to send the machine for repair. After repair some of the problems remain. Now I'm thinking of buying a more robust scanner.
