Fast, Sharp Prints from Xerox’s VersaLink B400/DN Standalone Monochrome Laser Printer

PROS
Fast. Excellent print quality. Strong paper capacity that’s expandable. Has 110,000-page maximum duty cycle. Very high-yield toner cartridges available. Strong security features. Much lighter than competitors.
CONS
Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and NFC capabilities are extra. Somewhat high running costs.
BOTTOM LINE
The Xerox VersaLink B400/DN is a trim, high-volume single-function monochrome laser printer that prints well and quickly, and it’s highly expandable, but lower running costs would make it a better value.

[amazon_link asins=’B01N4F39CB’ template=’ProductAd’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’6cf87dc1-c3e9-11e7-ba2b-2f7818cba0c8′]Priced between the Brother HL-L6300DW [amazon_link asins=’B01AD7IK9C’ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’8439670c-c3e9-11e7-b92e-a7638e312647′] and the Dell Smart Printer S5830dn [amazon_link asins=’B01G8NSNY2′ template=’CopyOf-PriceLink’ store=’store-1′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’a5622b8d-c3e9-11e7-873d-07e5aea45a95′], both top picks, the Xerox VersaLink B400/DN ($699) is a mid-to-high-volume single-function monochrome laser printer designed for small-to-medium-size offices and workgroups. Like its competitors, it has a high maximum monthly duty cycle; it prints well—and fast—and it’s highly expandable. The B400/DN supports many connectivity and security features, but—as on the Dell S5830dn—many are available only as add-ons. In most ways, though, the B400/DN holds up to its Brother and Dell competitors, except that a slightly high cost per page (CPP) leaves it just shy of receiving our Editors’ Choice nod.

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