Dell MFP 1815dn All-in-one Laser Printer

TERRIBLE QUALITY PRODUCT. Lasted 3 months and then started printing terrible. Had to use extended warranty that I purchased from a 3rd party. Warranty only lasted 30 days. This is definitely a disappointing purchase. And definitely not as advertised, "Like New". "Like New" should last longer than 3 months.

I already own the exact same printer but needed another for my office. The one I purchased through Amazon works, but not to my expectations. It is extremely noisy, like something internal is about to break, and there are lines through every copy it prints. I did not have time to return it.

Just an awesome machine. Does everything required of it. It would be perfect if it had an owners manual with it.

Printer works extremely well in meeting my needs economical as to disposables. I have HP InkJet for color needs use Dell in most applications. It was some difficult for me to set up due my needs to have it wireless & networking to three computers.

I work in a busy office environment wherein this printer was utilized, as advertised, as a central printer/fax/copier. We have now gone through FOUR of these machines: all replaced due to malfunction under an extended warranty that had to be purchased on top of the cost of the machine.Our most recent replacement only lasted three months before malfunctioning. (It started printing everything almost completely illegible/faint/faded, despite cleaning the drum and changing the toner cartridge to a brand new one, twice. Dell claimed this may have been due to inadequate power, however, the power was sufficient to run two other similar printers that we tested on the same circuit. After testing, they agreed to replace the machine, again.)The previous three machines started paper-jamming frequently after a few months of service. And by frequently, I mean the thing consistantly made a sound like a cat being stepped on by a wookie being run over by a steam-roller, then jammed just past the toner cartridge, or in the back depending on the mood of the machine at that particular moment. And in case you're wondering - yes, we made absolutely sure to use the correct paper/toner/etc.It seems that the fault in these machines is in the plastic gears, which grind down with use then cause the printer to malfunction. These machines are absolutely NOT designed for regular semi-busy office-use. If you are considering purchase of this product, think carefully about how much wear you're likely to put on the machine. I promise you that you will regret ever owning this printer.

Working great

This is my first and last piece of Dell equipment. Mine has seen very light use, to the extent that in two years I have only needed to replace the toner cartridge twice. I have been less than satisfied with the quality of printing and scanning, and the fact that the document feeder fails to feed without jamming at least 75% of the time. But the kicker is that after replacing the toner cartridge for the second time, the door latch has failed and won't close. Which means the entire printer is useless.Dell's response? There is no part available, and the warranty is out of date. But they will send a technician for $110, plus the price of the part (which, twenty seconds before didn't exist). Seriously? This is supposed to be a quality product?Back to HP I go.

I will never use another printer ever again. I've had this printer half a year, and I haven't even used 10% of the toner. I have probably printed a few hundred pages, yet the toner level has gone from 96% to 93%. Quality of the prints is phenomenal and print time is very minimal. Great printer