Pantum AIO printer

[BenStark]

As the title suggests, anyone that has experience food or bad with the Pantum brand printers?

[tomazbodner]

It is low end Lexmark. Cheaply built but seems to work fine, at least for a while.

[BenStark]

49 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:

It is low end Lexmark. Cheaply built but seems to work fine, at least for a while.

Pantum has nothing to do with Lexmark, it is a Chinese brand manufactured in China, while Lexmark is manufactured in many countries, but not even in China,

 

Do you, or have you ever owned a Pantum printer?

[tomazbodner]

Parent company of both Lexmark and Pantum is the same - NineStar. Pantum printers use Lexmark print engines.

 

And to your last question - unfortunately yes. Then again, for someone who prints very little and isn't overly concerned about the quality or durability of equipment, it's not a bad choice.

[BenStark]

Why you say unfortunately?

 

What is it that you're not satisfied with?

[tomazbodner]

Maybe I am used to HP, Canon and Fuji, so this AIO felt very flimsy and loud in comparison. It does the job, just definitely looks as cheap as its price tag is.

[BenStark]

11 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:

Maybe I am used to HP, Canon and Fuji, so this AIO felt very flimsy and loud in comparison. It does the job, just definitely looks as cheap as its price tag is.

May I know which model you have please?

[tomazbodner]

Mono Laser M7105DW