The Lexmark x7550 uses a four-inkjet system comprised of an individual port for black and another single port for the color cartridge (Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow).
High-volume users will inevitably find themselves constantly replenishing paper, which can be a tricky process, especially if the drought happens in midprint. The inbound paper guide moves horizontally to accommodate different widths of paper, but it can only hold 100 sheets, which is relatively low for a multifunction, especially considering other all-in-ones in the $200 price bracket can hold more paper, such as the Canon Pixma MX700, which has two paper feed trays holding a maximum of 260 sheets. The x7550 gives top-loading access to the paper rollers, should you need to pop it open and free up paper jams. Input and output trays fold out of the unit to corral loose paper. There's no doubt that the screen increases productivity and certainly helps when you're printing directly from a PictBridge camera or an external card, but we wish it had more settings beyond position and tilt. You can use the screen for minor photo editing and general task management and maintenance. The 2.4-inch color LCD sits next to a four-way navigational pad and a row of action buttons. The flipout display on the front of the all-in-one sets it apart from other printer combos. We like the idea of not having to bulldoze our desk space to accommodate the size, and the paper tray guide, feeder, and the display console all fold flush against the body, making the unit very easy to relocate. All-in-ones usually have a large footprint, but this one is minimal, measuring in at 7.95 inches by 17.9 inches by 13.8 inches. Out of the box, the x7550 has a low-profile shape and a faux-metal plastic finish. With that in mind, we can't recommend the Lexmark x7550 because of its poor quality prints and several mechanical snags. All-in-one printers are a tough sell, and we must insist that manufacturers release machines that produce prints with the same standard of quality as their individual counterparts.
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