Epson AcuLaser M2400DN

alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews from magazines and websites. Opinions about the size and value for money are generally positive. The usability and performance also get good views. Many are negative about the control panel, while there are some mixed reviews about the print quality.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Printers the Epson Aculaser M 2400 DN is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 81/100 = Very good quality.

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Epson Aculaser M2400DN review

 

Epson's Aculaser M2400DN is aimed at home users and small workgroups, and accordingly has a better specification than you'd see on an entry-level device. The 1,200dpi print resolution should help it deliver high quality graphics, while a quoted print...

This swift and well-specified printer is economical to run, but it's not class-leading and graphics prints are mediocre.

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Epson Aculaser M2400DN

 

A good, small workgroup laser printer, but it doesn't compare well on cost with the machine it's derived from.

Very easy to maintain ; Good text print quality ; Relatively quick print for small size

Average draft and greyscale print quality ; Kyocera equivalent cheaper to buy and run ; No LCD display on control panel

Since this printer shares its engine and a lot of its specs with the Kyocera Mita FS-1370DN, you have to ask why you’d spend over £50 more for Epson’s Aculaser M2400DN. You may have had good service from Epson in the past, or prefer its driver...

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