Are you considering the Dell P1500 printer for a small home office or home-based business? If you are, the chances of you being impressed with its ease of use and maximum printing capacities are good. Being designed mainly for home office use, it's a noteworthy entry into the under-300 dollar laser printer market segment. In general, most home offices would be well served by the Dell P1500 and the Dell P1500 toner, which complements the printer unit.

Equipment

Standard security features in a home office inexpensive laser printer are rare. But Dell includes them as part of the printer's suite of overall features. The P1500 also has USB 2.0 ports, making it relatively easy to interface it with your PC. In case you still have a printer or the like that's several or more years old, the P1500 also has a parallel parts.

Printing Abilities

The P1500 has an approximate 15,000 page duty cycle which, for a home unit, helps to ensure you won't see the printer maintenance man anytime soon. Such a high duty cycle is fairly large for a home office unit, by the way.

Keep This in Mind

Always look at your budget and what you really need a laser printer for. If you have tons of print jobs and a lot of print production, the P1500 might not be for you.

Printer Cartridges

The DP1500 toner cartridge is very straightforward, and changing it just as straight ahead in difficulty, which is to say it's not hard at all. After 2 or 3 simple stems, you're back in the printing business.

Long Lasting

Most home office customers don't plan on getting a new printer every year, regardless of favorable price, and Dell knows this. That's why the P1500 is designed to give years of good printer capability, with no worry of it quitting on you.

Size and Weight

 Coming in at about 20 pounds in weight in a 14 by 15 by 9 inch high size, the Dell P1500 presents itself in a logical package which can fit well on any desk or against any wall in most home offices. Its paper tray holds about 150 pages, with optional capacity bring that up to 250 pages.

Memory Matters

 The P1500 ships with 16MB, which is adequate for most home laser printer uses. If you need additional memory, you can have more added, right up to its 64MB maximum. For the uses in which the P1500 is intended, 64MB will be all somebody in a home office should need.

Warranty Work

Dell 24/7 warranty and service work is done on-site, as needed, for 12 months. An extra 48 months can be added for a nominal fee.

Summing it Up

Especially given its price, the Dell P1500 laser printer and Dell P1500 toner cartridges combine to work extremely well together. In the market the P1500 competes in, its 15ppm print ability, and 6,000 page toner unit make for an overall very attractive package that comes in at about 300 dollars in price. For more information, check out our site http://www.qtoner.us.