If you buy a traditional office printer, you will likely need to buy upgrades for it at some point. 

This could be anything from extra paper trays, stands, WIFI adapters, apps, etc.  

There are a ton of extra accessories you can buy for your printer and that’s why it’s so important to learn about the options available because they do cost money.  

If you don’t want to waste money on upgrades, it’s crucial to learn about the common accessories you can add to your printer so you can decide before buying whether it’s worth the investment.  

Have you ever experienced a paper jam? Had lines going through your prints? Couldn’t connect your printer to Wi-Fi? 

If you’ve ever owned or used a printer, you’re probably well aware of some of these common issues and know firsthand the frustration they can cause. 

As a company whose sold printers/copiers for almost four decades, we have assisted customers with almost any kind of printer problem you can think of. 

We’re going to round up nine of the most frequent issues we’ve run across during our time in the industry and provide you with direct solutions to fix these problems.  

The Xerox Versant 280 is a mid-production press built for workgroups that need an efficient machine that can be tailored to meet their production printing needs. 

However, as we will discuss later on, the Versant 280 will not be a fit for most traditional workgroups.  

Because it is a production press, it will be an expensive purchase—which means you need to make sure it is the perfect fit for your workplace before buying. 

As a printer/copier company for almost 40 years, we know how important office printing equipment is in the workplace, and to get the right machine in place, you need access to the right information. 

Have you ever struggled to get printing supplies, like toner or ink, for your printer?  

If you have, then you understand that reordering printing supplies are a hassle. Most of the time, you don’t even know you’re running low until you’re completely out and navigating the toner aisle at the nearest office equipment store can be intimidating or sometimes even impossible.   

Xerox has a program, called eConcierge, that is designed to take the guesswork out of measuring supply levels, assisting you in reordering supplies and providing you with a resource for free service calls as you desire. 

The Xerox VersaLink C7130 and Ricoh IM C3000 are two printers that could be a fit for you if you’re a workplace that regularly prints/copies documents.  

But the question is, which one is better for you? How can you tell? 

If you’ve ever searched for a printer online, you know that the number of options on the market is vast. It can be overwhelming to look through each machine and try to figure out which one would be best for you. 

That’s why we lean on our 35-plus years of experience as a printer/copier company to put together these detailed comparisons.