After Xerox acquired Lexmark in 2025, it wasn’t long before Lexmark revealed its first steps toward full integration with Xerox. The newest Lexmark 9-Series and the CX833 signify the beginning of this process.

As print vendors who partner with Xerox and who’ve been in the print industry for 40 years, we’ve been closely following this launch.

The Lexmark 9-Series introduces meaningful upgrades in usability, scanning, serviceability, workflow apps, and security. And because Xerox and Lexmark are now aligning their ecosystems, these devices also show an important shift in how organizations can standardize fleets moving forward.

In this article, we’ll walk through five standout new features in the Lexmark 9-Series and CX833, explain what each model is built for, and help you understand where these devices fit in modern office environments.

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You’ve been using toner for your laser printer, but are you aware of the different types available?

Opting for the cheapest toner can lead to poor print quality or toner spills, which will damage your printer and result in costly repairs.

Many printer owners are not aware of the different toner options available, which makes it easy to buy based on price alone. But the wrong toner can lead to poor print quality, wasted money, and even damage to the machine. This guide explains the four main types of printer toner and helps you decide which one makes the most sense for your home or business.

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Have you ever run out of toner at the worst time possible?

It can happen right before payroll packets need to print, when a school office is preparing enrollment forms, or while your team is pushing out a client presentation that has to leave the building ASAP. Think of the lost time and frustration of realizing that an “automatic” shipment system still somehow missed the moment you needed it most.

That’s why the difference between manufacturer auto-toner programs and local vendor-managed toner replenishment matters more than most businesses realize.

As a print vendor, we work with both Xerox’s manufacturer-led supply automation and our own STPT Auto-Toner Shipment system. After helping businesses across North Texas manage printer fleets for nearly 40 years, we’ve seen where both systems work well, where they can fall short, and what makes the replenishment experience smoother in real-world office environments.

What is the difference between an inkjet and a laser printer, and which is right for you? Are laser printers better than inkjet printers and vice versa?  

These are common questions anyone who’s ever considered buying a printer will ask. If you want to choose the ideal printer for your printing needs, you must know the answers. Or else risk being stuck with an ill-equipped machine.   

We’ve been a local print vendor for over 40 years and often get asked which type of printer is better for them. The truth is that the right printer type will vary depending on what your goals are.

In this blog, we'll rely on our expertise to provide you with all the information you need about laser and inkjet printers. We’ll compare the features of both printers, such as costs, print speeds, and print quality. This way, you will know which machine is better suited to your printing goals.

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If you’re in the process of choosing a new A3 color multifunction printer, it’s rarely as simple as comparing print speeds and paper trays.

What usually makes the decision hard is figuring out how the machine will actually fit into your team’s day-to-day workflow. Will it keep up with scan-heavy departments? Can it handle brochures and booklets without outsourcing? Is the interface easy enough for staff to use without constant IT help?

And now that Lexmark’s newest 9 Series models are part of the larger Xerox ecosystem, many buyers are also wondering how these newer devices fit into modern office fleets.

That’s exactly why we wanted to put together this honest Lexmark CX961se review.