Canon imageCLASS MF6180DW, Laser, Mono printing, 1200 x 60 DPI, A4, Direct printing, Black, White Canon imageCLASS MF6180DW. Print technology: Laser, Printing: Mono printing, Maximum resolution: 1200 x 60 DPI. Copying: Mono copying, Maximum copy resolution: 600 x 600 DPI. Scanning: Mono scanning, Optical scanning resolution: 600 x 600 DPI. Faxing: Mono faxing. Maximum ISO A-series paper size: A4. Wi-Fi. Direct printing. Product colour: Black, White https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/printing/best-printers-3217306/ PC Advisor reviews the best multifunction printers you can buy. The 15 best multifunction printers of 2015. Reviews of the best printer/ scanner /copiers you can buy in the UK. Best printers for value- and quality, and best printers for home- and business... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/canon-i-sensys-mf6180dw What is the Canon i-SENSYS MF6180dw? In many offices, the photocopier has morphed into a multifunction printer, which offers direct access from networked PCs and sometimes from wireless devices such as iPads, too. Canon's i-SENSYS MF6180dw is a small-offi... 500-sheet paper tray option, Scan-to-PC shortcuts, 19 fax single-button quick-dials Annoying sleep-mode button, Loud cooling fan, Manual could be clearer Canon i-SENSYS MF6180dw - Print Speeds Canon rates the i-SENSYS MF6180dw at 33ppm and, although this is a sheet-to-sheet speed, we saw something not too far off under our real-world tests. The five-page text print gave 18.8ppm, only slightly faster than h... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/canon-i-sensys-mf6180dw-multifunction-printer-review-3521875/ Hitting that perfect business printer sweet-spot where price meets functionality meets high performance, the MF6180dw is a brilliantly positioned mono multifunction device. It offers scanning, copying and faxing besides impressive print facilities, and ea... We're trying to find fault with this model, but it really is beautifully conceived and configured. We might perhaps wish for gigabit networking rather than older 10/100, and the standard memory of 256 MB (the Kyocera has double this) is a little skimpy. I...