Imagine sharp professional color within reach. The compact CLP-315 and network-ready wireless CLP-315W color laser printers can fit comfortably on a corner of your home office desk or bookcase. Each stylish printer features a rich piano-black control panel and delivers dynamite color at 4 ppm and sharp laser text at 17 ppm. You’ll also get NO NOIS print engine technology for whisper-quiet operation and easy-to-change toner cartridges. Big color. Small footprint. With the Samsung CLP-315 and CLP-315W color laser printers it’s not hard to imagine.

• Vibrant professional color is now within your reach. The compact wireless Samsung CLP-315W can easily fit in small places


• High-speed USB 2.0 won?t slow you down. The network-ready CLP-315W lets everyone in the office share the color


• Our exclusive NO NOIS print engine is the same print engine found in our bestselling color printers. It gives you quiet operation and simple-to-replace toner cartridges.


• This printer is not only super compact it also has sleek contoured lines for a stylish design.


• The CLP-315W is a compact 15.3" x 12.3" so it will easily fit on your home office desk or bookshelf.

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What you see is what you print. Samsung ML-2525 and ML-2525W mono laser printers feature Samsung’s AnyWeb Print software. It lets you select drag and drop content from different web pages into a new blank page on your screen without any other resizing or editing required making it easy to print what’s on your screen. The ML-2525 also gives you an ESP Easy Screen Print button that lets you print your desktop with a single button. You also get print speeds of 24 ppm a 12000 page monthly duty cycle and the ML-2525W gives you Ethernet and wireless connectivity.

• The Samsung ML-2525W has a compact design which provides you with a simple fast and wireless connection


• The Samsung ML-2525W is uncompromised when it comes to high levels of performance


• The ML-2525W features a sleek streamlined design that adds sophistication without taking up more than its fair share of room


• Samsung?s AnyWeb Print is a quick and easy way of pulling web information together


• Samsung ML-2525W printer offers a choice of consumables to meet your cashflow needs

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Samsung introduces an ultra small laser printer with greater convenience the ML-1665. With its ultra compact elegant design there’s space for this little beauty anywhere. Clever built-in features like one-touch printing make the ML-1665 smart as well as easy to look at. The ML-1665’s low noise level rapid print speed and power-save button assure maximum convenience. With the Samsung ML-1665 printer sometimes the best things in life do come in the small packages.

• Don?t waste time clicking through software menus - the Samsung ML-1660/1665 will instantly print your screen?s current contents at the push of a single button


• Finally your desk can look stylish because of your printer not in spite of it


• In today?s green office environment there?s simply no room for energy-hogging printers


• Handle web printing the easy way with Samsung Anyweb Print feature

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What you see is what you print. Samsung ML-2525 and ML-2525W mono laser printers feature Samsung’s AnyWeb Print software. It lets you select drag and drop content from different web pages into a new blank page on your screen without any other resizing or editing required making it easy to print what’s on your screen. The ML-2525 also gives you an ESP Easy Screen Print button that lets you print your desktop with a single button. You also get print speeds of 24 ppm a 12000 page monthly duty cycle and the ML-2525W gives you Ethernet and wireless connectivity.

• The Samsung ML-2525W has a compact design which provides you with a simple fast and wireless connection


• The Samsung ML-2525W is uncompromised when it comes to high levels of performance


• The ML-2525W features a sleek streamlined design that adds sophistication without taking up more than its fair share of room


• Samsung?s AnyWeb Print is a quick and easy way of pulling web information together


• Samsung ML-2525W printer offers a choice of consumables to meet your cashflow needs

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Samsung introduces an ultra small laser printer with greater convenience the ML-1665. With its ultra compact elegant design there’s space for this little beauty anywhere. Clever built-in features like one-touch printing make the ML-1665 smart as well as easy to look at. The ML-1665’s low noise level rapid print speed and power-save button assure maximum convenience. With the Samsung ML-1665 printer sometimes the best things in life do come in the small packages.

• Don?t waste time clicking through software menus - the Samsung ML-1660/1665 will instantly print your screen?s current contents at the push of a single button


• Finally your desk can look stylish because of your printer not in spite of it


• In today?s green office environment there?s simply no room for energy-hogging printers


• Handle web printing the easy way with Samsung Anyweb Print feature

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A little difficult to setup but network scan and print are awesome

Pros: Meets Expectations Features network scan with mac and pc great

Cons: Set up



I purchased this All-in-One color laser printer last night from my local Office Max. I was hoping to see in store how to function of the wireless actually worked. The sales guy was unable to demonstrate this after trying on one or two of the floor computers. As a leap of faith (and a few months of reading on the internet before purchasing) I bought the machine at the sale price plus the 2 year OfficeMax warranty.



I brought it home and unpacked and plugged it into the wall at a location not next to a computer or next to a router or wired network connection. My first idea was to set this up wirelessly so I can leave it a universally accessible location like my family room. Well playing with the 2 inch display and 10 digit keypad was becoming frustrating. The printer found my wireless SSID I typed in the proper credentials but the wireless functionality never started. I then moved the printer next to the router and a computer which I should mention is a Netgear 802.11g router and an old G4 eMac running OS X.4.



Before I tried accepting this to my network I decided to give it a static IP address on my router. I typed in the MAC address and the IP address I wanted. Then using the CLX-3175FW's 2 inch screen and on-board menu I entered that static IP into the network configuration. I plugged the printer using an ethernet cable into my router and typed the IP address in my Firefox browser on the eMac. It immediately opened the SyncThruWeb page and I was able to configure some settings.



I immediately tried to setup the wireless function. I tried ever possible configuration and disconnection of the ethernet cable possible. I could not get the wireless function started. I plan on calling Samsung when I have an hour to kill. At this point I decided to move onto the next couple tasks setting up the printer and scanner and maybe fax.



I downloaded the software from Samsung's website: 1. Smart Panel 2. Print Driver and 3. Scan manager. I installed the Print driver first then the scan manager then the Smart Panel on the eMac. Once I did that I opened up System Preferences and added the printer to the computer. Once that was done the Smart Panel icon in the top right was active. I clicked it and was able to access all fucntions of set-up using Samsung Smart Panel. I decided to set-up scanning now.



Within the menu of the Smart Panel there is an option for Scan Manager. On the eMac I clicked this and I was able to locate the CLX-3175FW on my network. I set up a folder and two applications. First folder was just generic PDF scanning. My wife likes to scan bills and semi-important mail and documents. The ADF feeder will take 15 pages and scan a multipage PDF file. I then created an application prompt to open up Adobe Acrobat. I often use Acrobat to scan important work documents and need robust functionality to edit and review documents. I then set up a iPhoto application for when want to scan pictures from the flatbed etc. Time to test.

I grabbed some mail I had a 5 page wireless bill and stuffed it into the ADF on-top. The Samsung beeps to let you know you are ready. I select the scan button and scroll right to select "Scan to PC" and click ok. I can see that it found my eMac so I click ok. It then sees the folder I setup called Bills/Mail so I select that. It then asks for color or gray 300 DPI etc. I click ok ok ok until it finally starts scanning. Immediately on a screen pops up on the eMac showing the progess of the scanned document. The scan finishes in less than a minute and immediately Preview opens up ans shows me my 5 pages scanned document....pretty slick.



I then decide to set up all this on my two laptops. I have a G4 iBook running OS X.4.11 and an Acer Netbook running Windows XP Home. As expected the scanning function worked exactly the same on the other two computers. I am very happy with the scanning function. It works MUCH better than I could imagine. I use an MFP at work Ricoh Aficio 161 and the Samsung software is much easier to use and gives better options for scanning to a networked folder. Kudos to Samsung on this one.



I then decided to try fax but I didn't have much luck here because I have a VOIP system at home. I've tried many configurations and even tried calling Comcast for some possible answers but to no avail. Basically I can plug the fax using a standard phone cord into the my Comcast modem my MTA has two ports. The fax will dial out but it doesn't complete the fax. An error report will be printed out showing a No Answer error.



Overall I am pleased. Having a network scanner and printer at home are great. If I can setup the wireless function I would be even happier so I can move this All-in-One unit to a more convenient location. But the network printer works great. The Samsung is set to sleep after 15 minutes and it wakes fast and responds to a network wake. I was able to send mulitple types of documents (PDF Word JPEG internet prints) to the CLX-3175FW without a problem when attached to the network. I don't have the USB cord plugged in. There is no need. No need to have an active computer it will run solo. If you want to network scan you need to have a computer online or setup a drive or folder on your network to act as a server. I plan to setup my NAS (Network Attached Storage drive) which is primarily a backup disc as a server for scanned info but so far its great.More detail ...

Begotten by default

I avoided this product because of it's reviews. On Black Friday after doing my homework I went out and bought an HP which was incompatible with my Mac. (homework not so good on that respect) After spending a considerable amount of time with HP support I was notified that there was no driver compatibility.



I went back to the store and hesitantly exchanged my HP for the Samsung. It was cheaper after rebate anyways.



I have since burned off more than 40 presentations that have been of superb quality and I have no complants of the printer's effectiveness. I have full software control over fine-lines. The color representation has been great. There was a previous complaint of "smoke" which was probably mistaken for the warming of the toner.



My greatest concern is the cost of replacement toner which was quelled when I saw the price of the others.



This is my first review of anything ever and I would like to express my sincere happiness with this printer so far.



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Great all around laser printer

So far this laser has been great. i was looking for a laser that printed on both sides and network ready. The samsung filled the bill at a very attractive price (can be has for $160 with instant rebate). It was a breeze to setup on Mac OS 10.5 as a network printer. Bonjour found it and just use the Samsung driver. Also since it has native postscript support you can use the Generic Postscript Driver with it as well. Works fine under 10.5 that way as well. Printing speed is awesome and printing on both sides is great. the smaller form factor is great too.More detail ...

Stealth Bomber of B&W laser printers

If you're tired of beige or gray cheap-looking plastic printers you'll love this shiny new offering from Samsung.



Very low profile and paper comes out the front so you can stack items on top of it during use.



Samsung doesn't offer a higher capacity toner cartridge but you can get one from checksnet that prints more pages and can be used for making checks.



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Great wireless laser printer: small quiet and great quality prints

I bought this printer a few weeks back. So my review can only attest to the initial quality and operation of the printer. When shopping for a printer I wanted a small wireless (i.e. WiFi enabled) laser printer that I could use on my home wireless network. This printer fits the bill.



Once I received the printer setup was incredibly easy. You just hook the USB cable to your computer follow the software prompts and then the printer is suddenly connected to the WiFi network. That is the last time I used the cable. Now when I hit print on my laptop it prints wirelessly.



I also like that the printer is relatively quick (24 ppm) and prints clean crisp laser prints quickly. For $99 this is great deal and I'm pleased with the purchase.



I'd recommend buying this laser printer over the all-in-one units. While those all encompassing units may be tempting I think you end up with a better deal by buying this Samsung printer and then buying a high-quality scanner as a separate item. For instance I bought a separate Fujitsu Scansnap scanner (also a very compact item). It scans so much better than the scanner I have on the all-in-one that I bought a couple years ago.More detail ...

Great printer great price terrible manual

Our TV is a Samsung so we thought we'd try out this printer b/c of the price. Print quality is pretty good setup is quite easy and it's very quiet. It's also a networkable printer (Ethernet and WiFi) so it was a no-brainer on which one to get.



The only "gripe" I have w/ this printer is the wireless setup--it is not very easy to do and the manual wasn't as detailed as it should have been. Basically the printer uses 802.11b/g to connect to your wireless base station.



The easiest way to setup the printer that I've found is to do the following...



Install the software (Mac or Windows)



Change the IP address to a static one on your network that is compatible w/ your router (ex. If your router is 192.168.1.1 then make the printer 192.168.1.2).



Set the gateway to point to the router(ex. 192.168.1.1).



Restart the printer and you're in business.



This was NOT how it was explained in the manual... it ended up taking longer following the instructions in the box than it did to just do it myself. I'm no genius but you can tell that the people who wrote the manual were not the people who were using it or had done it so many times that they forgot a few steps.



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