The Lexmark C3326dw ($279) is an entry-level, single-function color laser printer designed for use in small offices or workgroups or as a personal desktop printer. Like our Editors' Choice low-end color laser, Brother's HL-L3270CDW, the Lexmark prints well at relatively fast speeds, though it costs a bit more per page to use. Otherwise, this is a highly capable printer and a strong alternative to our current color laser favorite. Small and Capable At 9.6 by 16.2 by 15.5 inches (HWD) and weighing 35.5 pounds, the C3326dw is somewhat smaller and lighter than some popular competitors, including the Brother mentioned above, as well as the Canon Color imageClass LBP612Cdw (another PCMag favorite). Still another prime pick, Epson's WorkForce Pro WF-C5290 Network Color Printer, an inkjet laser alternative, is significantly larger in all directions than the Lexmark but weighs about the same. The bottom line is that the C3326dw and similar laser printers should fit comfortably on most de...
Lexmark's entry-level C3326dw color laser printer produces quality output, is relatively fast, and supports most operating systems and platforms. Aside from the high running costs typical of lower-end laser machines, there's little to complain about.
High recommended and maximum volume ratings; Robust security for price; Good print quality
Lacks Wi-Fi Direct and NFC; Somewhat steep running costs; No USB thumb drive or flash card support