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The Xerox Phaser 6010 uses Cartridge Save 106R016 toner cartridges. Cartridge Save 106R016 toner comes in black and multicolour; the black cartridge prints 2,000 pages, the multicolour cartridge prints 1,000 pages.
Those who are looking for a reliable colour printer for a workgroup setting should consider the Xerox Phaser 6010. The Phaser 6010 colour laser printer by Xerox can handle low to mid-volume requirements. Outputs are always sharp and vibrant, with high resolutions up to 1200 dpi. However, the Phaser 6010 colour printer is on the slow side, printing only 15 pages per minute.
Measuring about 15.5x16.9x11.5 inches, the Xerox Phaser 6010 printer is easy to move around the office, weighing only 23.6 pounds. It uses separate toner cartridges for each colour and cartridges are easy to install with just one snap into the toner slots. The black toner lasts up to 2,000 pages, while colour toners for the Phaser 6010 have lower page yields, lasting for only 1,000 prints. The Xerox 6010 colour laser printer may come in a small package, but it is powerful enough to print as many as 30,000 pages per month.
Users often praise the Xerox Phaser 6010 for producing beautiful, clear prints, whether plain text documents or graphics. The Xerox Phaser 6010 colour printer for workgroups is built for sharing and uses a Hi-Q LED print engine found in high-end graphic arts devices to ensure superb image quality. Original Phaser 6010 toner cartridges are integrated with EA Eco toner technology for optimum results and are not as expensive as many would expect, keeping running costs low.
The Xerox Phaser 6010 laser printer is not the fastest device in its range, with its average speeds ranging from 12 to 15 ppm. More complex colour graphics and images take even longer to produce, which can be a hassle for very busy work environments.