Lexmark XC9335

At 35 ppm color, the Lexmark XC9335 sits between the slow XC9325 and the volume-seller XC9445 in Lexmark's 9-Series. Same chassis as the rest of the 9-Series — 11.6-inch capacitive touchscreen, 200-sheet single-pass duplex ADF, 650-sheet input expandable to 6,650 sheets, gigabit Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi, full SRA3 13x19 capability, optional booklet maker and stapler. Aimed at print rooms doing 3,000-10,000 pages a month with regular 13x19 needs. The 1 thing buyers regret: same as the XC9325 — buying the 9-Series for the chassis flexibility when no 13x19 work justifies it. If letter and tabloid cover your output, the XC8160 at 60 ppm is faster and cheaper. The XC9335 only earns its keep if 13x19 output is regular. The other regret is forgetting that 35 ppm color in a production class environment feels slow. If your competitor spec sheet shows 50 or 60 ppm, your operators will notice. Step up to the XC9445 if speed matters at all.