Testseek.com have collected 24 expert reviews of the Lexmark Platinum Pro905 Series and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Lexmark Platinum Pro905 Series.
December 2009
(78%)
24 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Automatic duplexer, 300-sheet paper capacity, Internet-based widgets
Expensive initial outlay, poor print quality, slow print speeds, some SmartSolutions widgets aren't Mac compatible
With two paper trays, double-sided printing and Lexmark's SmartSolutions platform, the Platinum Pro905 is a good choice for businesses that print a lot of documents, but it is expensive...
Good print quality, Smart solutions, Additional paper tray, Touchscreen works well
Slow print speeds for everything, Lower tray is A4/Letter only
Lexmark's latest printer comes with a platinum card style price point, but it's too slow for all but the most patient print users. Editors’ rating: 7.5/10
Abstract: Printers may not top the typical computer user’s hot technologies list, but for businesses they’re an essential asset for communicating both internally and with clients and customers. The multifunction variety satisfies businesses’ need to print, copy and...
Abstract: This is a versatile, well-equipped all-in-one, which is great to use and flexible enough to handle most small-business tasks. And so it should, at over £350. This is probably the most expensive machine of its type currently available and you'll need t...
Large touchscreen interface with programmable features, Fax, lots of room for paper, fiveyear guarantee, WiFi and Ethernet, Doublesided printing, but only fast for singlesided, Cheaper to run than average printers
Not enough preprogrammed features available for download, Programming buttons can take a little while, First page is slow to arrive: 15 seconds when ready and up to 34 s from standby, Black ink doesn't dry quickly enough, Photos need to be set up manu...
Abstract: While all printer makers have made moves to rationalise the number of different print engines they have in their machines, Lexmark has gone further than most by using exactly the same engine in all seven of its new Home and Professional series of all-in-o...
Under 1p per mono print; built-in duplex unit; web connectivity
Slow automatic document feeder and duplex units; long startup procedure; expensive initial outlay
The Platinum Pro905 is a feature-rich inkjet with low running costs and an intuitive touch-screen display, but the high initial outlay and sluggish startup times hold it back. ...
Lexmark's Platinum Pro905 all-in-one printer offers two good things for any small office: lots of paper handling and cheap ink. These attributes somewhat make up for the device's middling speed and print quality. Consider the Lexmark Platinum Pro9...
Abstract: Lexmark's Platinum Pro905 is wince-inducingly expensive, but has lots of features including a 4.3in touchscreen, a fax and a memory card reader. Two paper trays at the bottom of the printer can handle up to 300 sheets of A4 between them. The top tra...
