Samsung Xpress SL-C430W Color Laser Printer Drivers and Software

The Samsung Xpress SL-C430W color laser is known for its high charges and sluggish printing. So can the Samsung SL-C460FW Xpress remain as much as its suffix and show genuine speed? Now worth three hundred pounds, it’s not a good buy cellar, but it does offer some unusual features that are unique to those using capsules or smartphones.

The cream and black case has a decent footprint, hardly spoiled by the desire to extend the paper tray at the lowest and the exit balcony halfway up. The tray holds a hundred and fifty sheets at best, which is a bit low for a machine aimed at the small or home workspace. Samsung Xpress SL-C430W test and driver download.

There’s a forty-sheet ADF (Automated Record Feeder) at the top, so you can experiment or replicate multi-page documents in one go, but neither scanner nor printer offers duplex operation. There is also no separate feed for covers or unique media.

The manipulation panel spans most of the width of the device and is clear. It has a two-line, 16-character mono liquid crystal display, more than a few pads for fax dialing, and large, obvious signature buttons for mono and color copying. There are also buttons for unique features that consist of a short WPS WiFi connection and an identity copy that can duplicate both facets of the box on a sheet of paper.

The software package consists of an OCR software program for the scanner and AnyWeb Print, a useful clipboard that attaches to your browser – IE, Firefox or Safari, but strangely no longer Chrome – and allows you to take snapshots and text content from pages in a scrapbook to cut your own reference material.

The 4 toner cartridges are located in an over alternative on the back of the front hood, making storage a breeze. Even if you need to update the waste toner bottle or the drum unit, they all slide out from the front, making the process very smooth.

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Samsung rates the speed of the Samsung Xpress SL-C430W at 18 ppm for mono and 4 ppm for shadow. The much slower color speed is because it has a single drum and the website photo is built up shadow by shadow before printing.