Samsung ML-2510 Monochrome Compact Personal Laser Printer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Samsung
Category: CE
List Price: $141.99
Buy New: $49.98
You Save: $92.01 (65%)
New (62) Used (6) Refurbished (2) from $43.99
Rating:  34 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Red Hat Linux 8.0
System Memory: 8
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 20
Dimensions (in): 12 x 14 x 10
nv:Print Method: Black/White Laser
First Page Output Time: 8.5 Seconds
Resolution: 1200 x 600 DPI
Print Speed: Up to 25 PPM
Dimensions: 13.9"W x 11.7"D x 9.7"H
Connectivity: USB 2.0 / IEEE1284
Standard Paper Input: 250 Sheets (multipurpose tray)
Standard Paper Output: 100-Sheets Face Down
Duplex Printing: Manual
Paper Sizes Supported: 3" x 5" to 8.5" x 14"
Processor: 150 MHz
MPN: ML-2510
Model: ML-2510
UPC: 635753620047
EAN: 0635753620047
ASIN: B0009KITEU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Robust and affordable monochrome compact laser printer | | • | Enjoy 1200x600 dpi resolution prints | | • | Built-in jam-free roller system | | • | Prints up to 25 pages per minute | | • | Compatible with Windows XP, Mac OS X, and Linux operating systems |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Samsung ML-2510 monochrome compact personal laser printer is an ideal choice for small offices or home offices with little extra space. The printer is so small it can easily perch beside your filing cabinet or right on top of your desk. The trim proportions of the ML-2510 ensure that it works in every place, every situation. Speed is another impressive aspect of the ML-2510. Clocking in at up to 25 pages per minute, its printing rate compares favorably even next to professional-grade printers. With a resolution of 1200 by 600 dpi, prints come out clear and crisp. Bothersome paper jams that stall print jobs and make copying tasks a headache are now eliminated with the built-in jam-free roller system. The printer works with Windows XP, Macintosh OS X, and Linux operating systems. It has 8 MB memory and can be placed in an Ethernet network environment with an optional networking accessory. Measuring just 13.9 by 11.7 by 9.7 inches, the printer features a handy USB 2.0 connection.
Product Description
The Samsung ML-2510 monochrome laser printer packs professional quality printing into a stylish compact printer.The most notable feature of the Samsung ML-2510 is its compact size. With dimensions of 354 x 297 x 246 mm (13.9 x 11.7 x 9.7 inch), the mono laser printer works in even the smallest business environment. Perch it beside your filing cabinet, or just on top of your desk. The trim proportions of the ML-2510 ensure that it works in every place, every situation.Speed is another impressive aspect of the ML-2510. Clocking in at 24 PPM for A4 and 25 PPM for letter size, its printout rate compares favorably even next to other printers. This rapid performance saves valuable time working time. With a resolution of 1, 200 x 600 dpi, your prints are clear and crisp, just like the original. If you demand fast speed, and high quality printouts, ML-2510 is your solution.Say goodbye to the complicated and cumbersome installation. While setup of other printers can take many steps, you can start using your ML-2510 printer in just four easy clicks, with no need to reboot.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 29 more reviews...
 The worst printer ever? August 12, 2008
Rob (Midwest USA)
Here it is, short and sweet. Three weeks after I purchased this printer new it was down with a fuser malfuncion. I exchanged the printer via Samsung customer service for a "refurbished" unit, and I STILL have a printer that does not work. Eightie dollars, and far too much of my time flushed down the drain, plain and simple. PLEASE avoid this printer AT ALL COST! I will NEVER purchase another Samsung product, Canon is the brand to purchase if you are looking for a reliable printer.
Jams About 50% of the Time August 4, 2008
Andrea Wasik (Boston)
This printer has given me nothing but agony. It is nearly impossible to get it to print without jamming. I've had it for months. I've tried all types of paper, I've made sure to keep it on a perfectly flat surface with support under the paper feeder, etc etc - but it will not stop jamming. In fact I just got done fixing a jam which required me to take apart the front pieces and really stick my hand in the back to get the stuck paper out, which of course ripped and I had to pull it out by small sections. I've spent way too much time on this junker and I'm ready to send it to the recycling depot - I'm afraid to put it on the sidewalk on trash day because I wouldn't want someone to pick it up and think they got a great free printer, only to go through the torture that I've endured with this hunk of junk.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED July 22, 2008
A Nabi (San Francisco, CA USA)
Right out of the box and like many others the paper cannot feed. The whole printer just feels beyond cheap and now I have to deal with returning this.
Many others on many sites have had this problem... I'm sure some are just fine, but why risk it. I had a brother before and will be going back... frankly the quality level has turned me totally off to Samsung products.
 maintenance July 16, 2008
P. Schonauer (Santa Barbara, CA United States)
Paper pick-up requires constant cleaning/rejuvenation. Otherwise prints flawlessly and in good quality. Cleaning is an easy process, and if you are willing to clean every 100 pages or so then I would give it 4 stars.
 The little printer that could! July 13, 2008
Catherine A. McClarey (Dwight, IL United States)
This was a replacement for my 5 1/2 year old Brother HL-1440 laser printer. Here are my impressions of it after the first day's use:
1) This is substantially lighter than my old Brother printer (under 20 lbs. vs. approx. 30(?) lbs.) and more compact (it takes up even less space on the old TV cart I use for a printer stand than the Brother did, even factoring in the paper tray protruding from the front).
2) Setup was pretty easy -- mostly a matter of following the numbered pictures on the "quickstart" poster (I would have liked a little more explanatory text with the pictures; however, fortunately, the pictures were pretty self-explanatory -- which left room for such text as there was to be repeated in half-a-dozen different languages). I followed the instructions for loading the Vista drivers from the included disc.
3) It is a little noisy when printing (about hand-held vacuum cleaner-level), but very quiet otherwise.
4) No paper curling or jamming noted (and I'm just using ordinary copy paper -- not special laser paper). Haven't tried recycling old printouts for draft copies yet (but I predict that won't be a problem, based upon how tolerant this printer is of cheap copier paper).
5) NO "power hog" problems (unlike the complaints in other user reviews) -- and this was with the printer plugged into the same surge protector as all other parts of the computer, in a 90-year-old house with 25-year-old wiring.
6) Nice sharp printouts on all documents printed out so far (short word processing documents with fancy fonts, emails, computer game walkthroughs with maps); nice intense blacks (even on those maps with lots of black surrounding the playable portions); 8MB memory means no reduction in resolution with graphics-intensive print projects (something that used to happen regularly with the old Brother printer's 2MB of memory).
7) Replacement toner is pricy from the office supply superstores (which carry OEM Samsung toner, but no house-brand compatible toner); however, if you don't mind compatible toner (from Amazon Marketplace vendors, of course) or are willing to shop carefully on a certain large auction website, you can get toner cartridges for substantially less than what the office supply stores charge. (Plus, since the drums are built into the toner cartridges, you never have to worry about the drum wearing out).
I'm quite happy with my Samsung printer thus far. If you don't absolutely need color output (and don't need the scanner function of a multifunction machine), this is a way better value than comparably-priced inkjet printers.
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