Model Reviews

Buying the right printer is key for your own office needs, you want to find something that meets all your printing workplace needs. It’s important and imperative that you make the right decision and understand whenever an upgrade is available to invest in.

For many businesses, their office printer is the central hub of their daily operations. And buying the wrong one can come with serious financial consequences. 

We want to use our expertise of the last 37 years with our partnership with Xerox to better educate and inform you of the best printing decisions you can make for yourself.  

We wouldn’t want to talk to you about a product that we don’t trust ourselves to sell. Hopefully that doesn’t make this article sound too misleading. We keep things open and honest when it comes to dialogue about our devices.

Buying a printer can be overwhelming. 

Let’s consider a real-life scenario: you’ve started a small business and need a good printer for you and your other office workers to use. 

You walk into your local office supply store looking for a printer, and you feel excited to get the ball rolling. This is the last step you have to complete. As soon as your office equipment is setup, your company will be ready to officially open for business.

All you know is that you need a good printer for a small office that is compatible with Mac computers and can print in color. This should be easy enough to find, right?

The Xerox Versant 280 is a mid-production press built for workgroups that need an efficient machine that can be tailored to meet their production printing needs. 

However, as we will discuss later on, the Versant 280 will not be a fit for most traditional workgroups.  

Because it is a production press, it will be an expensive purchase—which means you need to make sure it is the perfect fit for your workplace before buying. 

As a printer/copier company for almost 40 years, we know how important office printing equipment is in the workplace, and to get the right machine in place, you need access to the right information. 

There are so many printers/copiers on the market that it can feel overwhelming to even begin researching what’s out there. 

It’s not easy to narrow down which model is right for you; this is especially the case when you don’t know which brand of machine you want.  

Too many times, consumers decide to buy whichever machine they can easily find rather than purchasing the one that can safely handle how much they print. And this usually leads to increased service issues and mass frustration at the office machine that, in an ideal world, should be the least of your worries.  

The Xerox VersaLink C8000, a color printer, is one of the biggest print-only machines Xerox has in its catalog. 

If you’re needing a color printer to print at a high monthly volume, it could be a good fit for you. 

However, without upgrades or other services, the VersaLink C8000 costs almost $3,000, which means you need to know for certain that it is the right machine for you before purchasing. 

How do you decide that, though?