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for a non-commercial grade machine, it definitely meets my expectations. it prints and copies like a flash enough and the quality is absolutely blooming. the energy saver mode keeps the machine aloof when not in expend. it's easy to consume, and it's nice having all the multifunctions in one unit. fyi, i initially had problems because my usb cable was ten feet long. the user manual does not warn of problems with long cables, but canon's mercurial and knowledgeable tech help folks solved that for me expeditiously. i'm a shrimp annoyed that i must specify in the print dialogue box each time i want to exhaust the manual feeder (aka multi purpose tray) ; the machine does not automatically detect paper in the manual feeder and print from it unless i first specify manual paper tray in my print dialogue box. it's nice to have the printer and fax available to my entire network via the cat 5 cable, but unless i'm wrong, the only draw to scan to your computer is through the usb cable, which meant that after installing the network drivers i installed the usb drivers and now have a confusing number of drivers in my print dialogue box fall down menu. i probably can seize the network drivers from the one computer that's connected via the usb, but i haven't tried that yet, and i wish the setup instructions made that clearer. also, the scans initially were coming out unacceptably faint until (again with the aid of tech abet) i lowered the scan resolution setting and changed from black-and-white to grayscale. the fax interface is a shrimp annoying in that i can't access fax numbers from my outlook contacts and if i add an address to the canon fax address book there does not appear to be a diagram to delete it. overall, the machine is easy to consume and performs with reliable quality. i am not disappointed.
We liked our Canon ImageClass D780 a lot, but after 5 years it needed repairs expensive enough to prompt us to replace it. The cost of the D1150 was about the same retail mark as the D780 but doesn't compare. Biggest complaint: you can't fax manually to more than one number at a time. The only blueprint to send to multiple destinations is to invent an entry and give it a name and number. We fax to mostly fresh destinations, so that option is an unacceptable time waster. Another annoyance: it wrinkles the edge of our envelopes, and the envelope holder holds a smaller stack than the older machine. The output tray is situated such that it's hard to peruse if there is anything in it unless you're very end. These are the things we don't like so far. We've had the D1150 for only a month and wish we could send it serve. I will say that it's faster than the frail multifunction, but I'd trade that exiguous increase in accelerate in a second for the functionality and user-friendliness of the D780.Canon imageCLASS D1150 Laser Multifunction Copier (3478B005AA)
