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Product Details
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: SCX-3405FW/XAC
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.50" h x 15.80" w x 11.70" l, 17.60 pounds
- Display size: 2
Features
- Offers 4-in-1 functionality: print, copy, scan, and fax
- Prints up to 21 pages per minute
- Has first page out time of 8.5 seconds
- One-touch WPS button to connect easily to your Wi-Fi network
Descriptions of Laser Printers Samsung SCX-3405FW/XAC Wireless Monochrome Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax
Product Description
Print, copy, scan, and fax documents with ease using the SCX-3405FW Multifunction Printer from Samsung. An automatic document feeder allows you to copy, scan, or fax up to 40 sheets a time, and built-in wireless capabilities enable you to connect the printer to any computer on your Wi-Fi network with the push of a button. Samsung's Mobile Print App enables you to print directly from your iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows Phone mobile device. The SCX-3405FW is exceptionally quiet--with sound levels less than 50 dBA--and its compact footprint allows it to sit comfortably on a desk or bookshelf.
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Laser Printers Samsung SCX-3405FW/XAC Wireless Monochrome Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax Customer Reviews
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70 of 72 people found the following review helpful.
Samsung SCX-3405FW: Compact, fast, efficient and quiet
By John Williamson
There's a lot to like about this Samsung SCX-3405FW Wireless Monochrome Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax, and one of the best parts was that it could be set up so quickly. In fact, I had it printing from a Windows 7 notebook and a MacBook Pro within ten minutes of taking it out of the box, and that was a surprise in itself.
The wireless connection was easy to set up, and once the unit was online and the paper was loaded, everything worked quite efficiently. For those who want the quick facts, the good and the not so good, here they are.
Pros:
* Very solid all-in-one SOHO solution where space is at a premium.
* Extremely fast setup with either Window 7 or Mac OS X
* Connects via built-in wireless 802.11; USB 2.0; Ethernet 10/100 Base TX
* Fast printing, over 20 pages per minute (ppm); verified
* First print out in less than 10 seconds from ready
* High-resolution black & white printing; about 1,200 x 1,200 dpi
* Holds about 150 sheets standard 20 lb. letter paper
* Prints on plain paper, envelopes, labels and other paper stock
* Auto document feeder (ADF) holds up to 40 sheets
* Fax modem speed at 33.6 Kbps (not verified)
* Warranty: 12 months, parts & labor
Cons:
* Built-in LCD display is a bit small at 16 x 2 line; hard to read
Details & First Impressions:
The printer was packaged very well, and it only took a few minutes to unpack it from the carton and review the contents. Its desktop footprint is very small; at 15.8" wide and 11.5" deep it takes up little more space than my Windows 7 notebook, and at 11.7" high it's not very obtrusive at all. It weighs less than 18 lbs., so it's easy to move. There was no real user manual, but here's one available online for download from Samsung. Besides the printer itself, is came with the following:
- CD software
- A quick installation guide
- A full network installation guide
- French display panel sticker
- An AC power cord
- A USB cord
- A phone cord (for fax)
- A warranty booklet
Did a brief overview of the basic setup, plugged in the power and the included USB cord (wireless would come later). The instructions indicated to shake the toner cartridge, so I did. Paper loading was easy, and printing the first documents from a Word document in the Windows 7 notebook with embedded images and graphics was impressive, with clear and sharp details and good grey scaling. Did the same with the MacBook Pro with equal results.
Tackled the wireless setup next, using the included manual. All went fine, but it's suggested that you have the details of your own wireless network handy for reference.
In Use:
This all-in-one printer, scanner, copier and fax system is perfect for the small office & home office (SOHO) environments, especially where space may be at a premium. It's extremely quiet in it's operation, more so than any office printer that I've encountered, and once can actually make a phone call without leaving the room when it's printing.
Scanning was tried only on the Windows 7 notebook, and with the software installed it's quite simple once you learn the interface. You just right click Smart Panel in the Windows task bar, select Scan Manager, select the printer you want to use, and then click Quick Scan. Once the Quick Scan dialog appears, you set the Save Location, the File Name (default is the date and time the scan is performed), and the File Format, which will be the default file type for each consecutive scan. Your choices are TIFF, PDF, BMP, and JPG formats. After entering this info, click OK and then click Scan to scan the document to the PC.
Will admit that I did not use the fax feature on this all-in-one unit, and for the primary reason that I personally have very little (if any) use for it. Scanning directly to email can be done, which is something that I find quite useful, as do the people with whom I correspond. It's nice to know that it's there if needs change in the future, but it's not something that I've done in years.
Copying documents is straightforward, and you can also prints multiple image copies from the original document onto a single page. The actual number of images is automatically determined by the size of original image and paper size. Copy speed is the same as printing (about 15 to 21 ppm in letter format), and there are a number of different options that you can choose. Just remember that your results will be in blank & white.
The original toner cartridge is limited, so plan on getting one soon. This seems to be an industry-wide practice now, somewhat irritating, but that's just the way it is, so please don't shoot the messenger. A new cartridge should give you about 1,500 printouts, and the proper replacement toner cartridge for this unit is the Samsung MLT-D101S/XAA Toner 1.5K Yield (ML-2165W, SCX-3405FW, SF-760P). It can be ordered here on Amazon or probably picked up from your local office supply store.
Summary:
Color laser printers can be very expensive, as can be their toner cartridges. This is a personal choice, but for color printing, especially when dealing with photos, I prefer using a separate photo-grade inkjet printer. For document processing, a good monochrome high-speed printer, especially if it's an all-in-one, is a far more economical and functional choice for daily needs.
When looking at this printer sitting next to me right now, the first thought is how compact it is, smaller than my old HP LaserJet 4L from years ago, yet far faster, much quieter and with far better ergonomics and controls. The second thought is one that dominates: this all-in-one is very quiet. It's one of the easiest printers that I've encountered to set up, and the results that I've been getting are surprisingly good. It's compact, fast, efficient and quiet, which makes it ideal for any SOHO environment. If you need an all-in-one and can forego color printing, this for the money, this Samsung SCX-3405FW is an excellent choice, and is easily worthy of a 5-star recommendation.
7/3/2012
52 of 57 people found the following review helpful.
An utter disappointment
By SM
I've owned many Samsung printers over the years which is the reason I turned to them again when my beloved mutlifunction printer of 7 years finally kicked it this year. This new variant has given me nothing but headaches since it arrived.
First, lets talk about the little pop out panel. It is super tiny and so are the buttons. I have really small hands and I think the buttons are too small, so I can't imagine normal man hands using it. It's difficult to read the menu and navigate. My previous model had a big screen on the top, so this is definitely a negative for me.
Next, wifi connectivity is erratic. It does it, but it frequently just loses connection for no apparent reason. I've got a whole network of computers and other printers which aren't losing connection, just this one. It's a pain to constantly reset it.
Another annoying problem is that the fax goes off in the middle of phone calls. Someone calls; I answer the phone; we're talking for 10 minutes and then bam fax noises screaching in your ear. Now I can't keep the fax cord plugged in all the time. I plug it in only when I'm going to make an outgoing fax.
And the most annoying factor, which is happening with all printers these days, is the ridiculous microchip that limits the amount of prints you can get out of your cartridge. The older models didn't have it and you could print until the toner turned faded so you get every bit out of it. When you consider the cost of these things it's absurd to limit the use. I'm definitely not getting the amount of pages it claims and it's stopping me from printing when there is most likely quite a lot of toner still left in the container. Yes, there are some hacks you can apply to the printer or buy new chips, however you shouldn't have to mod your own device to make it work.
So, it gets 2 stars because it turns on, makes copies, sends faxes and sometimes prints when it has connection to the network and isn't limiting my toner usage. It is definitely a step back in quality, user friendliness and efficiency that I had grown to love in the older Samsung devices.
29 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
Good for Home or Small Office - Recommended
By C. Hill
This Samsung Wireless Monochrome Laser Printer, Scanner, Copier, and Fax all-in-one is a good choice for home or small office use. We are almost addicted to printing at our house and, with the demands of two students and projects for my wife's small business. Using an inkjet cartridge based printer can get very expensive, especially when most of the output is fine in "black & white" or grey-scale. This all-in-one allows us to cut down on our printing costs while giving us handy features like scanning and faxing. Here are my observations:
What's Included: Printer, "Starter" Toner Cartridge (pre-installed), Power Cord, Installation CD, Quick Start Guide, Installation Manual, French Control Panel Overlay (English is pre-installed), USB Cable (a nice surprise) and Phone Cord
My Setup; We live in a very old house that is not well suited to wired networking (supported, but cable not provided) and all four us use laptops on our wireless home network. After unboxing the printer, removing the numerous tape strips hold the moving parts down, reading the quick install directions, and shaking the toner cartridge (as instructed), I powered up the unit and pressed the glowing "WPS" button and then acknowledged the connection in my wireless router by entering the printer code shown on the LCD screen. The printer was then connected to our network in a matter of minutes. Next I installed the software drivers and management programs (Samsung Easy Print Manager, SmarThru Office 2, and Samsung Scan Assistant) on our PCs (Vista and Windows 7), and the printer was "found" quickly by the software.
Software notes:
* Easy Print Manager; lets you access the device setting settings and advance functionality (like Alerts, Scan to PC settings, etc) - You might need this Username "admin", and this Password "sec00000" the first time you want to change the settings
* SmarThru Office 2; Document management package, I don't intend to use it
* Scan Assistant; Presents a scanning interface (similar to the TWAIN screen when accessed from graphics programs), you can select "Custom Install" to enable "OCR" (Optical Character Recognition to save documents in "Text" formats)
Pros -
+ Small Size; relatively compact for an all-in-one
+ Print Quality; sharp and clear text and graphics
+ Print Speed; very fast printing
+ Scan Quality; full color scanning to the PC is sharp and accurate
+ OCR Accuracy; surprisingly good accuracy on the test pages I tried, very near 100%
+ FAX; basic send/receive work well, more advance features can be set in the "Easy Print Manager" options (address book, etc)
+ Copying; B&W/Grey-Scale works great, either single page or via the automatic document feeder
Cons -
- Poor Wi-Fi Reception; this seems to have a very weak antenna since it needed to be move much closer to my wireless router than my other Wi-Fi devices
- Physical Quality; the plastic foldout paper trays feel very flimsy and I am concerned about their longevity if they get "bumped"
- LCD Screen; this is the biggest issue for me, as it is very hard to read
Misc -
* "Starter" Toner Cartridge; this is partial cartridge that will not last long, use Samsung MLT-D101S/XAA Toner 1.5K Yield (ML-2165W, SCX-3405FW, SF-760P)
* "Power Save"; I extended this from "1 Minute" to "30 Minutes" in the "Easy Print Manager" options to avoid having to go physically "wake up" the unit between scanning jobs (a personal preference)
This nicely augments our networked color inkjet printer for home use and is generally a very useful multifunction device.
Recommended!
CFH
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70 of 72 people found the following review helpful.Samsung SCX-3405FW: Compact, fast, efficient and quiet
By John Williamson
There's a lot to like about this Samsung SCX-3405FW Wireless Monochrome Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax, and one of the best parts was that it could be set up so quickly. In fact, I had it printing from a Windows 7 notebook and a MacBook Pro within ten minutes of taking it out of the box, and that was a surprise in itself.
The wireless connection was easy to set up, and once the unit was online and the paper was loaded, everything worked quite efficiently. For those who want the quick facts, the good and the not so good, here they are.
Pros:
* Very solid all-in-one SOHO solution where space is at a premium.
* Extremely fast setup with either Window 7 or Mac OS X
* Connects via built-in wireless 802.11; USB 2.0; Ethernet 10/100 Base TX
* Fast printing, over 20 pages per minute (ppm); verified
* First print out in less than 10 seconds from ready
* High-resolution black & white printing; about 1,200 x 1,200 dpi
* Holds about 150 sheets standard 20 lb. letter paper
* Prints on plain paper, envelopes, labels and other paper stock
* Auto document feeder (ADF) holds up to 40 sheets
* Fax modem speed at 33.6 Kbps (not verified)
* Warranty: 12 months, parts & labor
Cons:
* Built-in LCD display is a bit small at 16 x 2 line; hard to read
Details & First Impressions:
The printer was packaged very well, and it only took a few minutes to unpack it from the carton and review the contents. Its desktop footprint is very small; at 15.8" wide and 11.5" deep it takes up little more space than my Windows 7 notebook, and at 11.7" high it's not very obtrusive at all. It weighs less than 18 lbs., so it's easy to move. There was no real user manual, but here's one available online for download from Samsung. Besides the printer itself, is came with the following:
- CD software
- A quick installation guide
- A full network installation guide
- French display panel sticker
- An AC power cord
- A USB cord
- A phone cord (for fax)
- A warranty booklet
Did a brief overview of the basic setup, plugged in the power and the included USB cord (wireless would come later). The instructions indicated to shake the toner cartridge, so I did. Paper loading was easy, and printing the first documents from a Word document in the Windows 7 notebook with embedded images and graphics was impressive, with clear and sharp details and good grey scaling. Did the same with the MacBook Pro with equal results.
Tackled the wireless setup next, using the included manual. All went fine, but it's suggested that you have the details of your own wireless network handy for reference.
In Use:
This all-in-one printer, scanner, copier and fax system is perfect for the small office & home office (SOHO) environments, especially where space may be at a premium. It's extremely quiet in it's operation, more so than any office printer that I've encountered, and once can actually make a phone call without leaving the room when it's printing.
Scanning was tried only on the Windows 7 notebook, and with the software installed it's quite simple once you learn the interface. You just right click Smart Panel in the Windows task bar, select Scan Manager, select the printer you want to use, and then click Quick Scan. Once the Quick Scan dialog appears, you set the Save Location, the File Name (default is the date and time the scan is performed), and the File Format, which will be the default file type for each consecutive scan. Your choices are TIFF, PDF, BMP, and JPG formats. After entering this info, click OK and then click Scan to scan the document to the PC.
Will admit that I did not use the fax feature on this all-in-one unit, and for the primary reason that I personally have very little (if any) use for it. Scanning directly to email can be done, which is something that I find quite useful, as do the people with whom I correspond. It's nice to know that it's there if needs change in the future, but it's not something that I've done in years.
Copying documents is straightforward, and you can also prints multiple image copies from the original document onto a single page. The actual number of images is automatically determined by the size of original image and paper size. Copy speed is the same as printing (about 15 to 21 ppm in letter format), and there are a number of different options that you can choose. Just remember that your results will be in blank & white.
The original toner cartridge is limited, so plan on getting one soon. This seems to be an industry-wide practice now, somewhat irritating, but that's just the way it is, so please don't shoot the messenger. A new cartridge should give you about 1,500 printouts, and the proper replacement toner cartridge for this unit is the Samsung MLT-D101S/XAA Toner 1.5K Yield (ML-2165W, SCX-3405FW, SF-760P). It can be ordered here on Amazon or probably picked up from your local office supply store.
Summary:
Color laser printers can be very expensive, as can be their toner cartridges. This is a personal choice, but for color printing, especially when dealing with photos, I prefer using a separate photo-grade inkjet printer. For document processing, a good monochrome high-speed printer, especially if it's an all-in-one, is a far more economical and functional choice for daily needs.
When looking at this printer sitting next to me right now, the first thought is how compact it is, smaller than my old HP LaserJet 4L from years ago, yet far faster, much quieter and with far better ergonomics and controls. The second thought is one that dominates: this all-in-one is very quiet. It's one of the easiest printers that I've encountered to set up, and the results that I've been getting are surprisingly good. It's compact, fast, efficient and quiet, which makes it ideal for any SOHO environment. If you need an all-in-one and can forego color printing, this for the money, this Samsung SCX-3405FW is an excellent choice, and is easily worthy of a 5-star recommendation.
7/3/2012
52 of 57 people found the following review helpful.An utter disappointment
By SM
I've owned many Samsung printers over the years which is the reason I turned to them again when my beloved mutlifunction printer of 7 years finally kicked it this year. This new variant has given me nothing but headaches since it arrived.
First, lets talk about the little pop out panel. It is super tiny and so are the buttons. I have really small hands and I think the buttons are too small, so I can't imagine normal man hands using it. It's difficult to read the menu and navigate. My previous model had a big screen on the top, so this is definitely a negative for me.
Next, wifi connectivity is erratic. It does it, but it frequently just loses connection for no apparent reason. I've got a whole network of computers and other printers which aren't losing connection, just this one. It's a pain to constantly reset it.
Another annoying problem is that the fax goes off in the middle of phone calls. Someone calls; I answer the phone; we're talking for 10 minutes and then bam fax noises screaching in your ear. Now I can't keep the fax cord plugged in all the time. I plug it in only when I'm going to make an outgoing fax.
And the most annoying factor, which is happening with all printers these days, is the ridiculous microchip that limits the amount of prints you can get out of your cartridge. The older models didn't have it and you could print until the toner turned faded so you get every bit out of it. When you consider the cost of these things it's absurd to limit the use. I'm definitely not getting the amount of pages it claims and it's stopping me from printing when there is most likely quite a lot of toner still left in the container. Yes, there are some hacks you can apply to the printer or buy new chips, however you shouldn't have to mod your own device to make it work.
So, it gets 2 stars because it turns on, makes copies, sends faxes and sometimes prints when it has connection to the network and isn't limiting my toner usage. It is definitely a step back in quality, user friendliness and efficiency that I had grown to love in the older Samsung devices.
29 of 31 people found the following review helpful.Good for Home or Small Office - Recommended
By C. Hill
This Samsung Wireless Monochrome Laser Printer, Scanner, Copier, and Fax all-in-one is a good choice for home or small office use. We are almost addicted to printing at our house and, with the demands of two students and projects for my wife's small business. Using an inkjet cartridge based printer can get very expensive, especially when most of the output is fine in "black & white" or grey-scale. This all-in-one allows us to cut down on our printing costs while giving us handy features like scanning and faxing. Here are my observations:
What's Included: Printer, "Starter" Toner Cartridge (pre-installed), Power Cord, Installation CD, Quick Start Guide, Installation Manual, French Control Panel Overlay (English is pre-installed), USB Cable (a nice surprise) and Phone Cord
My Setup; We live in a very old house that is not well suited to wired networking (supported, but cable not provided) and all four us use laptops on our wireless home network. After unboxing the printer, removing the numerous tape strips hold the moving parts down, reading the quick install directions, and shaking the toner cartridge (as instructed), I powered up the unit and pressed the glowing "WPS" button and then acknowledged the connection in my wireless router by entering the printer code shown on the LCD screen. The printer was then connected to our network in a matter of minutes. Next I installed the software drivers and management programs (Samsung Easy Print Manager, SmarThru Office 2, and Samsung Scan Assistant) on our PCs (Vista and Windows 7), and the printer was "found" quickly by the software.
Software notes:
* Easy Print Manager; lets you access the device setting settings and advance functionality (like Alerts, Scan to PC settings, etc) - You might need this Username "admin", and this Password "sec00000" the first time you want to change the settings
* SmarThru Office 2; Document management package, I don't intend to use it
* Scan Assistant; Presents a scanning interface (similar to the TWAIN screen when accessed from graphics programs), you can select "Custom Install" to enable "OCR" (Optical Character Recognition to save documents in "Text" formats)
Pros -
+ Small Size; relatively compact for an all-in-one
+ Print Quality; sharp and clear text and graphics
+ Print Speed; very fast printing
+ Scan Quality; full color scanning to the PC is sharp and accurate
+ OCR Accuracy; surprisingly good accuracy on the test pages I tried, very near 100%
+ FAX; basic send/receive work well, more advance features can be set in the "Easy Print Manager" options (address book, etc)
+ Copying; B&W/Grey-Scale works great, either single page or via the automatic document feeder
Cons -
- Poor Wi-Fi Reception; this seems to have a very weak antenna since it needed to be move much closer to my wireless router than my other Wi-Fi devices
- Physical Quality; the plastic foldout paper trays feel very flimsy and I am concerned about their longevity if they get "bumped"
- LCD Screen; this is the biggest issue for me, as it is very hard to read
Misc -
* "Starter" Toner Cartridge; this is partial cartridge that will not last long, use Samsung MLT-D101S/XAA Toner 1.5K Yield (ML-2165W, SCX-3405FW, SF-760P)
* "Power Save"; I extended this from "1 Minute" to "30 Minutes" in the "Easy Print Manager" options to avoid having to go physically "wake up" the unit between scanning jobs (a personal preference)
This nicely augments our networked color inkjet printer for home use and is generally a very useful multifunction device.
Recommended!
CFH
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