how much per page for color and how much per page for b&amp;w
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Print speed: Up to 36 pages per minute (ppm) (letter) in both mono and color/ 35 ppm (A4), (actual print speed will vary with use) Duplex speed: Up to 23 pages per minute (ppm) (letter) in both mono and color/ 23 ppm (A4), (actual print speed will vary with use)
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50 pages. But your able to use front and back on them too if you want. The pages are very thick.
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Well, I'm still using the original cartridges that it shipped with. The printer has a web page interface where it shows all of the statistics as well as configuration options, etc. Right now it tells me I've printed a total of 949 pages (499 Color, 450 B&W). Images Count Total: 2125 (Cyan: 433: Magenta: 433 Yellow: 317 Black: 942). Drum Count: 949. The toners for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black are all showing 60% of full. I've used %40 of all toners.
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It depends on how much ink you use on each page, i.e. photos, documents, etc... but you will get about 2 1/2 times as much than a standard HP-564 cartridge.
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I just uploaded photos. Check customer images of the product of both sheets. I have not used them. Depending on how fast Amazon approves it for posting, check back in a day or two if the photos are available. See how many of each character are there. Different for each so feel free to look for yourself.
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Your question can't be answered. You have to know what page coverage is expected. Obviously a 100% printed page (full black) will take a lot more ink than a 1% covered page.
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Go into Devices and Printers, right click on your printer and then click on "Printing Preferences". There is a tab entitled "Features" and under Color Options click the "print in greyscale". You should also be given an option to choose color, B&W;, or greyscale when you print and the prompt comes up asking how many copies you want. If you go into properties, you should be able to select the color or B&W; choice then as well.
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Depends on the type of pages. Less if you do images and if you only do printed documents. Averages around 140 to 175 pages.
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They didn't say where to get more in the package info, so I buy a tablet of inexpensive water color paper (at Michaels with a 40% off coupon,) and it comes up for less than $5. Then I cut them to size. Not too much of a bother, and it DOES work! Have fun!
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There are too many variables to answer your question. I print 4x6, 8x10, 8.5x11, and 11x14 with various predominant colors. The cost per print is the important question, other things being equal (speed, quality, etc.) I find this printer less expensive to operate than similar HP and Epson printers.
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I've kept this from someone else's answer:High-capacity Black (126): About 385 pages;Extra High-capacity Black (127): About 945 pages;High-capacity Cyan, Magenta and Yellow (126): About 470 pages;Extra High-capacity Cyan, Magenta and Yellow (127): About 755 pages.From my own experience, I would never buy the lower capacity ones unless the price was wildly cheaper, as the higher capacity ones really do last a lot longer.
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About 20-30 ppm for b/w and 16-20 color. I have a wireless set up. Had no problem with the set up. I print from my Dell desktop, Apple laptop, iPad and iPhone.
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I am pretty sure it will come with a 1,000-page cartridge of black, cyan, magenta and yellow. Xerox.com can confirm.
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It varies based on what is being printed. Heavy color graphics will use more toner. We get anywhere from 3800 to 5000 for color and 4500-5500 for black and white.
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2 cartridges...1 b&w; and 1 color. I buy the x-large ones that run about $30 ea and last longer.
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The scan settings range from 200 to 1200 DPI in color of B&W; scan mode. I normally use between 200 and 400 DPI and find the quality to be OK. 1200 DPI would be under 0.001" resolution.
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Yes. It's about 4 cents per print black and 5.6 cents per print color if you use genuine Dell toner from Dell and even less if you want to use a re-manufactured cartridge. I guessed the inkjet price to be 8 cents for black and 9 cents for color. The more you print the more you'll save. If you print in the 1000's of sheets per month you might want to get something a little better than this one. The print yield of the cartridges is 1000 pages for the color and 1250 for the black. shop around for cartridge price per volume to get the best bang for your buck. You'll more than likely pay more at first for the printer but will save money in the long run from the cheaper price per print. Yes. It's about 4 cents per print black and 5.6 cents per print color if you use genuine Dell toner from Dell and even less if you want to use a re-manufactured cartridge. I guessed the inkjet price to be 8 cents for black and 9 cents for color. The more you print the more you'll save. If you print in the 1000's of sheets per month you might want to get something a little better than this one. The print yield of the cartridges is 1000 pages for the color and 1250 for the black. shop around for cartridge price per volume to get the best bang for your buck. You'll more than likely pay more at... » Read More Yes. It's about 4 cents per print black and 5.6 cents per print color if you use genuine Dell toner from Dell and even less if you want to use a re-manufactured cartridge. I guessed the inkjet price to be 8 cents for black and 9 cents for color. The more you print the more you'll save. If you print in the 1000's of sheets per month you might want to get something a little better than this one. The print yield of the cartridges is 1000 pages for the color and 1250 for the black. shop around for cartridge price per volume to get the best bang for your buck. You'll more than likely pay more at first for the printer but will save money in the long run from the cheaper price per print. « Show Less