Xerox Phaser 3250/DN

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

3
Average:

0
Bad:

1

Pros:

Low purchase price, Automatic duplexer included.
Prints highquality text
Fast, Clear, Full duplex, Networked printer.

Cons:

Unfriendly paper tray design, Somewhat pricey toner
Images and photos have grainy effect

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Last revision on November 24, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Low purchase price, Automatic duplexer included
Prints highquality text
Fast, Clear, Full duplex, Networked printer
Fast print speeds; can add second paper tray; supports auto-duplexing; handles wide range of paper types

Reviewers Didn't Like

Unfriendly paper tray design, Somewhat pricey toner
Images and photos have grainy effect
Expensive, No separate drum and toner units
Expensive; no Wi-Fi capability; extra 128MB of RAM cost more than the printer itself

Expert reviews and ratings

Despite its disagreeable paper tray, the Xerox Phaser 3250/DN offers impressive value for the price. Its speed and print quality are good enough for most home users, and the included automatic duplexer helps make the workplace greener. Busier offices...

By PC Advisor on June 29, 2009

The Xerox Phaser 3250/DN monochrome laser printer could fit well into a small office or home office. It is inexpensive ($349 as of May 25, 2009), requires little effort to set up and maintain, and has enough helpful features to offset its handful of...

By PCWorld on June 22, 2009

Being a monochrome printer, its appeal to home users will be limited and the 32MB of RAM is totally excessive for home use. However, it is good for businesses, as it can speed up printing of large documents. Expansion to 160MB sounds like a classic...

By TechTree on August 14, 2008

The Xerox Phaser 3250/DN costs more than other monochrome laser printers, but it has great performance and features. Its RAM upgrade is ridiculously priced and theres no Wi-Fi option, but its otherwise a very good printer....

By Computer Shopper on June 01, 2008

I really enjoyed using the Phaser 3250. It is a compact and quiet machine that performs exactly as advertised and you can’t say that often.My biggest concern about this machine is the high initial cost; the base model is $279 and the network...

By PrinterComparison on December 03, 2008

Its a sleek unit, designed in neutral putty tones withfriendly indigo blue accents. The Phaser 3250s paper traycan hold 250 sheets of paper at a time, plenty for most small jobs.You can add a second tray to achieve a 500-sheet capacity, and itcan...

By Government Computer News on August 18, 2008