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OKI MC853dn (Laser, Colour)
1407.– CHF

OKI MC853dn

Laser, Colour


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24 reviews

  • Anonymous

    6 years ago

    Will no longer buy OKI products and will not recommend.

    Product quality not convincing / constant paper jams

    Pro

    • Price
    • Print quality

    Contra

    • Technical reliability / quality

    This review was created for a different variant: MC873dnv (Laser, Colour)

  • fr-technology

    4 years ago

    Printer and support catastrophic

    Never again OKI. Hands off!
    I was blinded by the good reviews. Was our last OKI product. As others here have since found out, the warranty expires if non-original toners were used. I have never experienced this before. You
    have to mail proof photos in a support case, ridiculous! In addition: Constant paper jams, and that although the device was used for about 1500 printouts per month, so not exactly huge. In addition, the toners fall far short of the promised printouts and refuse to continue printing when they feel they are empty. It is not possible to reset the toners, as is possible with other manufacturers. After only 1.5 years, the fuser unit is gone. Setting the trays is also totally idiotic. The manual feeder with EZ is empty? Well, then I take paper from another tray and just continue printing. You can only minimally adjust the behavior of the trays, and I haven't seen it done so badly by any other manufacturer. 

    Contra

    • Fuser unit already defective
    • Support arrogant, demands proof photos
    • Printouts extremely expensive
    • Paper jam
    • Printing large files takes forever
    • Settings of the trays insufficient

    This review was created for a different variant: MC873dn (Laser, Colour)

  • Pierrot61

    5 years ago
    purchased this product

    Operating instructions could be improved. Copier with a super price-performance ratio.

    The instructions for the settings for the Mac OS X operating system are not clear.

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