Model Reviews

A lot of businesses don’t realize their printer is slowing them down until they try to do something slightly outside the norm.

If you plan to print a booklet or scan a large stack of double-sided documents and your printer is having trouble, it may be time to consider a change.

If you’re looking for a printer that can handle booklets, fast double-sided scanning, and produce high-quality presentations, the Lexmark CX950se is a worthy choice.

With 40 years of experience in the industry, we’re here to give you an honest review. While we work with Xerox and Lexmark solutions, this article is focused on helping you decide whether the Lexmark CX950se A3 color multifunction printer is the right fit for your office.

In this review, we’ll walk through its features, strengths, tradeoffs, cost considerations, and who will benefit most from it.

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There’s a big difference between a printer that can technically handle your workload and one that actually makes your team faster.

It’s when departments start scanning large batches, printing customer-facing reports, or relying on high-quality color documents that this difference matters. While many A3 multifunction printers (MFPs) can claim to do it all, only some are built to do it consistently without slowing teams down.

The Lexmark CX962se is one example of such a machine.

We’ve been reviewing printers for nearly 40 years to help organizations choose office technology that truly fits their workflow. While we work with Xerox and Lexmark, this article is focused on helping you decide whether the Lexmark CX962se A3 color MFP is the right long-term fit for your team.

According to 360 Research, there are more than 40 global printer manufacturers competing in the printer market. Yet despite the size of the market, only a handful of printer brands consistently lead the industry worldwide.

For buyers, that creates a familiar problem: too many options that look similar on the surface, but differ in meaningful ways once you dig deeper. Features, long-term reliability, support, and software ecosystems often matter far more than logos or price tags.

As a locally managed print vendor for nearly 40 years, we’ve worked with businesses across a wide range of industries and print environments. That experience gives us a clear view of how different printer manufacturers compare in real-world use.

If you’re choosing between two strong production printers, it shouldn’t feel like a puzzle. Sadly, for many businesses, it often does. With tight budgets and shrinking turnaround times, the stakes of choosing the right machine can feel even higher.

The Xerox IJP900 Inkjet Press and the Xerox Versant 4100 Press are good options. To choose the right one, it's helpful to compare their advantages and disadvantages. These two machines are powerful but in different ways. Understanding these differences can save you money, make your workflow more efficient, and open up new ways to earn money.

In this guide, we’ll walk through both printers clearly and practically, so you can choose the one that truly matches your workload, your team, and your long-term goals.

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Finding the best wireless printer for your home can be overwhelming. Whether you're working from home, need to print school assignments, or just want to print family photos, you want a printer that’s both convenient and reliable. But what separates wireless printers from their non-wireless counterparts, and why should you make the switch?

The biggest difference is flexibility. Non-wireless printers require a direct connection to a computer, usually via USB or Ethernet cables, which can limit where you can place the device. 

Wireless printers, on the other hand, offer the freedom to print from virtually anywhere in your home using Wi-Fi without the hassle of cables. This not only reduces clutter but also allows multiple devices—laptops, smartphones, or tablets—to print seamlessly without needing to swap connections.