Really happy with this printer. It worked beautifully straight out of the (very heavy!) box. and two months on is going strong, no worries. Also, very helpful advice from Printerland sales person on picking the right model for our needs. Thank you again. :-)

I've gone through 5 laser printers before this one, this unit is worth every penny! I haven't had a single problem (other than forgetting my password but Oki customer service helped fix that and speaking of customer service... it's TOP NOTCH!!!

My previous two OKI printers were so good that I have decided to get a third one. However to my disappointment, they have made things more complicated, firstly by pre-setting a meaningless default admin password which was not mentioned on the quick start menu, secondly they linked all the CKMY image...

CHANGE IT 2 TIMES, FINALLY RETURN IT NEVER WORKS PROPERLY.

best value! Once you factor in toner, cost per page is better than hp, canon or brother. If you need support, you get a real person. And the machine is a printing beast.

I chose this printer over others because of its excellent reviews. It produces terrific documents and flyers with no hassles. Supplies are reasonably priced. It is very capable of producing many more pages than I need each month so I figure that it will be trouble free for a very long time.

Businesses wanting to see the big picture will love Oki's LED printing technology. It uses fewer moving parts than a laser and the flat paper path in the MC562dnw allows it to handle heavier 220gsm media and print banners up to 1.32m in length.

Top-quality output and good print speeds.

Don't buy an OKI printer.

Worked great for about six months

After about six months an error message came up to change the drum; It was no where near the number of pages that should warrant a change, but I purchased a new drum unit (about $130) and changed it out; It has not worked since; The printer now does not recognize the toner.

A high price, expensive consumables and a clumsy interface detract from this MFP's fast speeds and glossy document prints