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1. #Dell color multifunction printer e525w printing just stack manual#
2. #Dell color multifunction printer e525w printing just stack software#

If you purchase the standard-size (series 31) or high-yield (series 32) ink supplies for the V525W, the per-page color costs are exorbitant. All in all, the quality of the output is this MFP’s major selling point. Photos look sharp and vivid, though just a tad oversaturated. Text and monochrome graphics appear black and sharp, though we noticed some defects in one solid-gray area on our formatted “newsletter” text sample. Although the unit can scan a single-sided document and make a two-sided copy, it cannot do the same for a two-sided document.

The automatic document feeder for the A4/letter-size scanner holds about 35 sheets. The rear vertical input tray on the V525W holds 150 sheets, and the output tray at the front holds 25 sheets.

#Dell color multifunction printer e525w printing just stack manual#

The unit also offers no manual setup for the Wi-Fi you must use WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) or configure it while the MFP is attached via USB. Instead, you must set the printer for the type of paper being used, and the tray will “automatically” follow your lead. Another example: In the printer driver, the ‘Automatic’ setting in the paper type drop-down menu doesn’t mean what we thought (namely, that the printer could sense the paper type loaded and adjust print quality automatically). Once we returned to the main menu, the setup process-as well as the print, copy, and scan jobs-commenced.

#Dell color multifunction printer e525w printing just stack software#

For starters, since the operating panel overrides all other functions, our innocent attempt to browse a submenu prevented the unit from responding to the software setup or incoming jobs. Overall, the V525W is a solid product, but its firmware and controls are slightly backward.

Less forgivable is the need to buy the extra-high-yield supplies to keep ink costs even close to reasonable. This MFP also has an automatic duplexer to ease two-sided printing chores. Photos appear extremely vivid, and text looks sharp and black. One look at the output of the $130 (as of August 21, 2012) Dell V525W color inkjet multifunction, and you’ll willingly forgive some of its rough edges.