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The following 31 products are guaranteed to work in your OKI MC573dn printer:
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Full sets of toner cartridges for OKI MC573dn printer:
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Colour toner cartridge packs for OKI MC573dn printer:
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Black toner cartridges for OKI MC573dn printer:
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Cyan toner cartridges for OKI MC573dn printer:
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Magenta toner cartridges for OKI MC573dn printer:
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Yellow toner cartridges for OKI MC573dn printer:
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What toner does the OKI MC573dn use?
The OKI MC573dn uses OKI 4648410 toner cartridges. OKI 4648410 toner comes in black and multicolour; the black cartridge prints 30,000 pages, the multicolour cartridge prints 30,000 pages.
OKI MC573dn Printer Review
Expert review of the OKI MC573dn printer
This multi-functional, versatile A4 LED colour laser printer from Oki would make a great addition to any small to mid-sized workspace, office or small business. Its versatility is evident in its multi-functionality, whereby you can print, fax and photocopy, all from the same machine. While it might not be the most compact of printers, it is small enough to fit in with most office spaces. Offering a great print speed and print resolution, the Oki MC573dn proves that you don’t have to compromise on quality to achieve fast print speeds.
Design
One of this printer’s best features is its seven-inch colour LCD touchscreen that makes it extremely easy to use. The touchscreen works much like the smartphones and tablets you’re used to, and makes switching between functions even easier than you’d expect. There is a 250-sheet input tray and a 100-sheet multipurpose tray. The printer measures roughly 16.81 x 22.67 x 18.58 inches out of the box and weighs approximately 31kg. This model also features Oki’s open architecture smart Extendable Platform (sXP), which helps with document management.
Advantages
There are many advantages to the Oki MC573dn, including its print speed of 30ppm in both colour and black and white, as well as its first page print speed of just 7.5 seconds. Automatic duplex printing comes as standard, which helps cut down on costs, as well as reducing your office’s impact on the environment, while still maintaining a print resolution of 1200 x 1200dpi.
Other great features include Private Prints, which keeps important documents confidential, and Card Release, which helps you to view all pending print jobs before choosing which one to print. It is also compatible with Google Print Cloud and Apple AirPrint.
Disadvantages
Having a large keypad next to a touchscreen display is counter-intuitive, having to move between the two input methods. This seems like an interim fix rather than a fully realised implementation.