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Canon Copier ImageClass D320
The Canon Copier ImageClass D320 is a desktop laser printer copier aimed at the home market. Small businesses may also benefit from it as long as their duty cycle wasn’t too demanding.
Setup of the D320 is about as quick and easy as it gets. Simply unpack it, insert the toner, connect it and off you go. It has USB2 so attaching it to a computer is just a matter of plugging it in and loading the drivers. The chassis itself is a compact one. It leans to the right as the platen and paper tray both extend past the body to cope with legal sized media.
Copy and print quality is good enough for business use. The 1200 x 600 dpi resolution produces text that is clean, crisp and precise. Images and photographs are also well presented, with sharp edges, fine detail and even coverage. Text is well printed, finely edged and evenly toned. At 15 pages per minute there isn’t much waiting around for your copies either.
The paper tray can cope with 250 sheets of paper and the output tray around 15. The paper has a tendency to curl if left too long on the output so it’s best to remove it at it comes out. Especially if you’re planning on printing or copying double sided.
Replacement toner will set you back around $33 and will print around 3500 pages. It is a single cartridge system which needs no drum or developer unit for it to work. So not only is it good value for money, it’s easy to manage too. This setup is typical of Canon printers and copiers right now. It reduces running costs, manufacturing costs and waste. The added bonus is that you only need to change one consumable.
The D320 is a decent printer and copier that will serve you well if you’re a light user. It’s efficient, easy to set up, and use. The print quality is good, as is copy quality. Both functions are well featured and produce results that are more than fit for purpose.
Canon Copier ImageClass D320
Setup of the D320 is about as quick and easy as it gets. Simply unpack it, insert the toner, connect it and off you go. It has USB2 so attaching it to a computer is just a matter of plugging it in and loading the drivers. The chassis itself is a compact one. It leans to the right as the platen and paper tray both extend past the body to cope with legal sized media.
Copy and print quality is good enough for business use. The 1200 x 600 dpi resolution produces text that is clean, crisp and precise. Images and photographs are also well presented, with sharp edges, fine detail and even coverage. Text is well printed, finely edged and evenly toned. At 15 pages per minute there isn’t much waiting around for your copies either.
The paper tray can cope with 250 sheets of paper and the output tray around 15. The paper has a tendency to curl if left too long on the output so it’s best to remove it at it comes out. Especially if you’re planning on printing or copying double sided.
Replacement toner will set you back around $33 and will print around 3500 pages. It is a single cartridge system which needs no drum or developer unit for it to work. So not only is it good value for money, it’s easy to manage too. This setup is typical of Canon printers and copiers right now. It reduces running costs, manufacturing costs and waste. The added bonus is that you only need to change one consumable.
The D320 is a decent printer and copier that will serve you well if you’re a light user. It’s efficient, easy to set up, and use. The print quality is good, as is copy quality. Both functions are well featured and produce results that are more than fit for purpose.
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