The printer takes around 17 seconds to warm up after a cold boot, while a first print can be fired within 15 seconds. Similar to the Dell 1250c, the print speeds obtained here were 10 pages per minute with colour and 11 pages per minute in black. For print speed, we tested an everyday text document prepared in MS-Word, and not the usual 5 percent document stated by printer manufacturers, because no one ever prints a document with 5 percent text.
We tested the printer for print speeds, print quality, first page out, and printer uptime. Xerox has printed the top speeds of the Phaser 6000 at a maximum of 12 pages per minute for black and 10 pages per minute for color. The input tray can be filled with 150 sheets, while the output paper capacity is 100 sheets. The Phaser 6000 also does not feature any networking option, such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, which could make a significant difference, if it were to be used in an office environment. Colour printers using the LED printing technology are laser-class, but use LEDs as the light source in the print head, instead of the conventional laser to create the image on the print drum or belt. This is because LED printers have no moving parts, like lasers and mirrors that are used in conventional laser technology-based printers. The printer uses the HiQ LED engine printing technology, which is more energy efficient, when compared to a laser printer. The Xerox Phaser 6000 ships with starter cartridges, which produce around 500 pages each. The effective price of a colour print is around Rs.3, while a black print can cost you around Rs.2.50. In comparison, the cartridges and the printer are cheaper, than the Dell 1250c. Each color cartridge costs Rs.2,867 and yields around 1,000 pages each, while the black cartridge costs Rs.4,300 and can yield 2,000 pages. These cartridges are drum-less and only contain the powder ink, and come pretty expensive. On the right hand side are the power switch and a large door to access the four toner cartridges.
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The rear features the main power connector and a USB 2.0 interface for PC connectivity. The control panel has just two buttons - resume printing and cancel a current print job. The Phaser 6000’s control panel is at the top and has been given a circular design with all the status LEDs and ink volume indicators neatly covered or encased in a dark translucent panel.
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