The Dell 1110 Laser Printer is Dell’s entry level monochrome laser printer. It prints at a speed of 16 pages per minute and is evidently aimed at the home market. TrustedReviews suggest that this printer is based on a Lexmark laser printer, like most Dell laser printers. Although most of these laser printers are based on Lexmark models, I’m quite sure this one is a rebranded Samsung ML-1610.

TrustedReviews gives this printer an overall score of 7/10 and writes:

Given the price point of Dell’s 1110, at under £100, it may seem churlish to criticise, but there’s an increasing number of machines pitched into this market. It prints well and is easy to set up, but the lack of a paper cover is awkward, the 1,000 page starter cartridge is cheapskate and running costs are on the high side.

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