Model Reviews

Are you looking for an all-in-one, or multifunction printer, that can print, copy, scan and fax documents in color and black-and-white? 

The Xerox VersaLink C605 could be for you, then. But how do you know if it’s the exact office machine you are looking for? 

As a long-time print vendor that strives to give consumers the information they need to make the best purchasing decision possible, we want to answer this question in the form of a comprehensive review. 

There’s almost nothing more synonymous with the traditional work environment than printing and copying documents.   

But how do you know which machine will effectively print and copy documents at your office for the long haul? 

This is the question that we help customers tackle every day and have done so throughout our almost four decades in the printer/copier industry. 

The question is a crucial one to get right, since purchasing the wrong office printer can lead to increased service issues and, in the most extreme cases, a breakdown of the machine altogether.  

Office printers/copiers used to be basic machines that would do exactly what their name implied. 

Fast forward to today and printers could now be considered office assistants thanks to their ability to automate and execute daily functions, improving general work productivity in the process. 

On the surface, this is a good thing: Almost every workplace can get behind increasing productivity in the office. The catch with modern-day printers, however, is you have to get the right one for your situation, and if you don’t it can lead to a wasted expense.  

How can you truly tell which printer is perfect for your workplace? 

Many consumers choose to buy whichever option “seems” right for their situation. The problem with this logic is it can be a precursor to a costly mistake if you realize later that the printer that “seemed” right at the time ended up not being able to handle your company’s document workload. 

This situation happens more than you would think, and if you don’t conduct enough research to know which printer is worth investing in, it could happen to you. 

Buying office equipment is much like buying a new car. 

You have to do your research, figure out which vehicle is right for you and determine how you’re going to pay for it. 

It sounds like a simple process but speeding through the stages can result in a purchase that is inadequate for your situation—which means wasted time, and most tangibly, money. 

For over 35 years now, we’ve seen more than a few consumers experience this exact scenario with their purchase of a new printer/copier.