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The Dell printer does not appear on the list of AirPrint compatible devices, so printing from an iPhone, iPad, etc will not work with your printer as things stand now. Check here to confirm:
However, if you have a Mac on the network, an app like Printopia might allow the iOS devices to print to your printer. There is a free trial, so you will know if things work before you buy. More details here:
There are other Apps available on the Mac App Store that also perform similar functions, but I have not used them, so cannot comment on them.
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Pros
- Compact.
- Good output quality, especially for graphics.
- Includes PaperPort document management software.
Cons
- Lacks auto-duplexer.
- Slightly below-par text.
- A little slow for an MFP of its price.
Bottom Line
The Dell C1765nfw Color Multifunction Printer is a compact, capable LED-based multifunction printer that has good output quality, especially for graphics, but is a little sluggish for its price.
The Dell C1765nfw Color Multifunction Printer is a compact MFP suitable for a micro or home office. It's even small enough to serve as a personal printer in any size office. In our testing, its overall output quality was a bit above par, with graphics particularly good, but it was a little bit sluggish for an MFP of its price.
The C1765nfw's print engine is LED based, using light-emitting diodes rather than lasers as its light source. LED printers, though, share many of the characteristics of lasers and are considered laser class. They tend to be smaller than true lasers, however, and the C1765nfw is no exception. It measures 13.3 by 16.1 by 14.9 inches (HWD), very compact for an MFP, and it weighs 34 pounds. You may well feel comfortable sharing a desk with it, depending on the size of your desk and your space needs.
You can scan to email, to a USB flash drive, to an application or to a network folder. You can fax either from the C1765nfw's keypad or from your computer (PC Fax). On top is a 15-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF), which lets you copy, scan, and fax multipage documents unattended.
The C1765nfw's paper capacity is 150 sheets, plus a 10-sheet bypass tray so you can easily switch to alternate paper stock. That's suitable for lighter-duty micro- or home-office work, or use as a personal printer. It lacks an auto-duplexer for printing on both sides of a sheet of paper.
For printing from mobile devices, the C1765nfw is compatible with the recently introduced Dell Mobile Print for Android, and will also work with the iOS version of the app when it's released in January 2013.
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The C1765nfw offers USB, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. (A Wi-Fi-less version, the C1765nf, is available for $369.) I tested it over a wired network with the printer's driver installed on a PC running Windows Vista.
Printing Speed
I timed the C1765nfw on our business applications suite (using QualityLogic's hardware and software for timing) at an effective 3.5 pages per minute (ppm), in line with its rated speed of 12 page per minute for monochrome and 15 pages per minute for color printing that's based on printing text documents without graphics or photos—our test suite includes text pages, graphics pages, and pages with mixed content.
That's slower than the single-function
Output Quality
Overall output quality was a little bit better than average for a color laser-class printer, with slightly below-par text, above-par graphics, and average photo quality. Text was still suitable for typical business use; I'd hesitate to use it for marketing materials, and wouldn't use it for anything requiring very small fonts, such as some desktop publishing applications.
Graphics quality is fine for PowerPoint handouts, even ones going to people you're seeking to impress, and good enough for use in basic marketing materials. Depending on how picky you are, you may find photo quality suitable for use in a company newsletter.
Its running costs of 3.5 cents per monochrome page and 18.5 cents per color page are typical of an MFP in its price range, and the same as the Dell 1355cnw. The Ricoh SP C240SF offers slightly lower per-page costs, at 2.7 cents for monochrome and 16.7 cents for color.
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In addition to better speed and lower running costs, the Ricoh SP C240SF offers better standard (250 sheets) paper capacity plus an optional 500-sheet second tray. The Ricoh does have some wonky issues, though, like a PC Fax driver that doesn't install by default. The Dell C1765cnw is a solid choice as a color MFP for a micro or home office, although the Editors' Choice Dell 1355cnw offers comparable output but better speed.
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