Dell Personal All-in-One Printer A920 - Multifunction ( printer / copier / scanner ) - color - ink-jet - copying (up to): 13 ppm (mono) / 5 ppm (color) - printing (up to): 14 ppm (mono) / 8 ppm (color) - 100 sheets - USB

 (3 customer reviews)

The A920 All In One Printer from Dell is for light use only. Mine misfeeds paper regularly, so you must be prepared to manually adjust it. That's fine for printing 3 pages but time consuming for 20 pages. The color quality is marginally acceptable: soon after loading a new cartridge the color will have striped effects and no amount of coaxing with the recommended methods has an effect. The speed is slow. If you abandon printing with it for a while you will find that the nozzles of the not-inexpensive ink cartridges have dried irredeemably, requiring replacement of both the black and the color toner although both cartridge reports may read as nearly full. Passable for regular very light use, not suitable for production use.

Dell is still selling this printer? Amazing. I got one of these three years ago for $20 as a special offer with a Dell laptop that I purchased. Twenty bucks is about what it's worth. It consistently misfeeds paper, so your prints come out crooked half the time or the printer just jams. The print quality is barely adequate in either color or black and white. It's OK to have around as a scanner and copier, provided you don't need top quality. But buy something else if you're going to be doing any real printing. This can be a fun toy to play around with but it's not a real printer.

I am very satisfied with my purchase. The printer arrived in a timely manner and included all necessary items for immediate use.