Canon C3220 Toner
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Canon C3220 Printer Review

Are you seeking a high-performance multifunction color laser printer for a busy office environment? The Canon imageRUNNER C3220 may be just what you are looking for. With printing speeds up to 32 pages per minute and a sharp printing resolution of 2400 dpi, it offers fast color and monochrome output, and it has the large capacity to handle even the most high-volume office. Printer toner costs are very low, thanks to affordable Canon C3220 toner.

The C3220 uses four separate drums to help it achieve faster printing speeds, and this translates to more efficiency for users. The machine also incorporates two processors, 768 MB of RAM, and even a 40 GB hard drive as standard features. All of these combine to ensure that the device can handle multiple users accessing its many functions without noticeable slow-downs. Standard paper capacity is 1,100 sheets with a 100-sheet manual bypass tray, but the total paper capacity can be upgraded to a maximum of 5,000 sheets if needed.

The large capacity of imageRUNNER C3220 toner cartridges is one of the biggest benefits of the machine, as it makes replacing toners much more cost-effective than competing models. Canon C3220 toner cartridges have capacities of 25,000 pages, which means an extremely low cost per page. Compatible imageRUNNER C3220 toner is not as readily available, but even the OEM versions are very affordable.

Compared to larger enterprise models such as the C5051, the C3220 sacrifices some speed and a few advanced features, but it strikes a good balance between price and features that may be better for medium-sized office environments. The capacity of Canon C3220 toner is not as large, but the cost per page is still fairly comparable, despite the lower upfront price.

Overall, the Canon C3220 has the features and efficiency that a busy office needs, but its low price and maintenance costs make it affordable to buy and to maintain. Buyers who don't need the enterprise-level features of larger machines will find it to be a good compromise.