Lexmark X9575 Reviews

Though this multifunction printer is well equipped for a small or home office, its ink costs restrict it to lower-volume use.

Integrated Wi-Fi; automatic duplexing, Easy control panel; good overall design

Costly ink, Paper trays have some quirks and flaws

, and it has more features than the Dell 968w does

As one of four initial models in Lexmark's new Professional Series of all-in-ones (AIOs), the Lexmark X9575 Professional ($249.99 direct) is explicitly aimed at the small office and home office. With that in mind, it's important to understand that althoug...

Duplexer for printing on both sides of a page. Ethernet and Wi-Fi support. Scans and faxes over network. Standalone fax and copier.

Slow. Subpar text for an ink jet. No printed installation instructions. Some features are hard to find.

Though the Lexmark X9575 Professional scores poorly as a printer, it largely makes up for that with network connections and lots of features for scanning, faxing, and copying.

Lexmark has started to come of age lately, with a range of printers getting respectable scores. Could this model continue the trend? We take a look at another decent Lexmark, but wonder about the running costs.

Built in WiFi, great printing quality

Expensive to buy replacement inks

Small businesses and home offices looking for a truly versatile multifunction printer will find a good candidate in the Lexmark X9575 Professional.