Xerox Colorqube 8570N

Xerox expands its range of ColorQube printers for the home, small and medium sized office with the 8570, a sleek looking device that takes a rather slanted approach to its design by being quite a bit ...

Physically, almost an exact copy of the 8560 but with some rounded off edges and a low ink indicator. Has a new "sleep" mode (+). If you are upgrading from an 8560, the 8570 uses a different crayon ink thingie, meaning that all your expensive left...

The cyan and black inks were only 40% left in them before we printed anything. Still working on setup.

Works well. Color output is mediocre, and black output is outstanding. Ink is a bit expensive, but what business class color isn't expensive to print on.

Pretty nice all around

It's alright, but like bogatyr says, it eats ink like it ain't nobody's business.

Chews through a ton of cartridges compared to the phaser models.

This is an excellent printer with environment-frindely ink. It is easy to install, and with low-cost per page. It can directly connect to your computer or link to the network.Highly recommend this printer for family or office uses.