When reviewing a printer, there are a few key features to look at, and a few different technical aspects you should take notice in. Some of these include how many pages it can print per minute, how long you should expect your toner to last, and how many pages can the machine itself handle per month, which is also known as a duty cycle. Here is a review of how well the Dell 3110 performs as a printer that prints in both monochrome and color:
The first major aspect of any printer to break down is how fast it prints. Usually printers will print at a higher rate when only using black toner, and the same goes for the Dell 3110. While printing in monochrome you can expect up to 31 pages per minute. This number is much lower at 17 pages per minute while you are printing in full color. These numbers reflect that this model is tailor made for people that mainly print in monochrome but still want the option to print in full color.
The overall image and document quality of each print is very high. The resolution while printing in color is rated at a 2400 in image quality. Documents are bold, clear, and vibrant making them look professional to say the least.
Networking capabilities is also another important factor when looking at printers. The Dell 3110 can be connected to an office network very easily, and it can be hooked up by using the USB port. This model uses a basic printing server to connect multiple computers to this one printer.
To make office life much easier, the 3110 can hold up to 400 pages total via its two trays. You can add on another 500 page inlet tray that will save you a lot of reload time on paper. The duty cycle has a maximum amount of 60,000 pages per month, meaning this printer can work a lot for you without breaking or costing you a lot in maintenance.
You can expect your toner to last a long time, and you will even get a warning message when one of your cartridges is running low on the LCD screen that the printer uses to display messages. Overall the Dell 3110 is a great entry level office machine that can go through a lot of prints without skipping a beat, and it can print relatively fast while printing in monochrome.
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