Samsung Xpress SL-C433 Color Laser Printer Driver and Software

The Samsung Xpress SL-C433 bucks these trends well, offering good quality black toners at a reasonable price, although the color replacement cartridges are more expensive. The Samsung has another little trick up its sleeve that will appeal to home users.

It offers NFC tap-to-print, which allows you to tap a compatible phone (many Android phones offer this, no iPhones currently) against the printer and download and print a photo without having to connect it to a computer.

Functionality

The NFC tap to print feature is easy to use, you need to tap your device’s NFC tag to the printer’s NFC tag. You need to make sure they are standing next to each other in the right place so they can make contact! Printing over Wi-Fi is arguably more useful once you’re set up, but printing over NFC is a neat trick that anyone can use.

Print Quality

The cartridges aren’t the cheapest to replace, and the ones provided are only a “starter” size, so you’ll have to pay for a new set after several hundred prints. If you’re a casual printer, this won’t be a problem, and the low entry cost of the printer itself makes it worth it.

If you’re printing in bulk, the higher ink costs will be noticeable and you may be better off considering something more expensive but cheaper for longer term operation.

Speed ​​isn’t a strength, but this is a cost-effective home printer that’s on par for this price range. It struggles to hit 10 pages per minute for black and white, and a full-page color photo takes just under a minute.

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The good news is that this slow speed results in good print quality, so it’s at least worth the wait. However, there are inkjet printers that deliver better quality, faster, at a similar price.