Kyocera ECOSYS M2540dw All-in-One Monochrome Laser Printer (Print/Copy/Scan/Fax), 42 ppm, Up to Fine 1200dpi, Gigabit Ethernet, USB, Wireless & Wi-Fi Direct, Mobile Print, 5 Line LCD w/Hard Key Panel

I hate this thing! I have NEVER hated a printer/scanner as much as I do this one! I find it difficult to operate, difficult in every way! Staples doesnt even sell toner for this model!!

This item replaced another Kyocera product, the 1128 model. Works perfectly for my situation, I highly recommend this product. I had a couple of issues with the machine, the Seller, Twelve-Forty Distribution, did an outstanding job fixing them, I recommend this product and Twelve-Forty.

Excelente impresor. Calidad de material. Y fácil de usar desde el primer día de trabajo.

Setup was easy, but could be a bit confusing if this is your first wireless laser printer. The directions to establish the wireless connection were not with the printer, but very similar to the Brother MFC that this printer is replacing. Windows 10 recognized the printer almost immediately and I was printing within 20 minutes of powering on the printer. Downloading the scanning software from the Kyocera website was quick and painless as well. This printer is very fast compared to the old Brother MFC monochrome laser printer I have used for many years. Glad I upgraded.

We are very satisfied with this new equipment.

This thing is a beast. I scan in about a ream worth of paper every day and it’s been going strong for 8 months without any problem. Only complaint is it turns itself off too quickly and takes a bit too long to think about it when I push the scan button.

This is a great basic copy machine. We are using it in a small church. Setup was straightforward, and the wifi functioning works well.

Works like a charm Perfect for my small accounting practice

I own a small business in medical field. I’ve used Brother Multi Copiers for over 10 years but realized buying new ones couple times per year due to melting an area near the drums. Kyocera cost more but is build for commercial use. I bought a total of 3 (one for different offices). So far excellent performance without any issues. PS as an added bonus cost of toner is lot less per copy.

Ive been using computers and printers since the 80s. I started with a daisy-wheel printer - picture a small metallic cup with 40 or so fingers sticking up around the periphery. The thing would spin until the correct letter was facing the paper, then a little hammer would slam the finger into the paper, effectively printing the letter just like a mechanical typewriter would. Also had a dot matrix. That was 35 years ago. This Kyocera is, probably, the 20th printer Ive owned. We use it for a 2 person business, with light scanning and printing - figure 20-300 pages per day. This unit is a monster, and I mean that in the best way possible. Set up was very easy. Pull the packing materials, set it up, set the toner in place, turn it on, follow the prompts. With todays Windows 10, the computers all found and installed the printer automatically. Within 5 minutes, BOOM, printing. Print quality is fantastic. Print speed is quick, both to start and to print. If you send a large PDF, the machine will take a few seconds to process before printing. To put this technology in perspective, this machine is supplementing/replacing a Kyocera 1035-MFP, which was, minus the fax, the equivalent device in 2012 when I bought it. That unit, as well, was beastly, but not at this level. The prior unit has worked virtually flawlessly. Ready for this? That unit cost $800.00 back then, which is close to a $940.00 now, factored for inflation. This unit cost just over $500.00, and, for about half the price, youre getting a significantly better machine. Just unreal. I just scanned, on the new unit, about 1,200.00 pages of various types of documents - new, old, folder, dog eared, and so on. Flawless feed, both single sided and double. Sit down for this one - - - the double sided scan and copy feature is a single-pass. The old unit I have would suck the paper in, scan it, feed it back up through the feeder, flip it over, scan the other side, feed it back down, then out. Slow, noisy, and prone to jamming. The new one? This one? One pass. Not sure how they pulled that off, but its quiet, does not jam, and is quicker (slower feed, but only one pass, so quicker). Unbelievable. A small note. On the old unit, I had to reset the main function button when I scanned to present DUPLEX as an option to avoid having to dig through function menus. A shortcut key, as it were. The new unit? Thats the default! BOOM again. Finally, and importantly, setting up scan-to-folder on the old unit was not intuitive and was fraught with pitfalls. You had to enter all target computer info into the keypad on the unit - not easy, and tedious. The new one? Heres the process. Go to your computer. Add a shared folder to your root drive (C: drive). Now, open a browser and type in the LAN IP of the Kyocera in the URL bar. If you are unsure what it is, you will need to log in to your router control panel and figure it out (almost always, DHCP). Then take that LAN IP and punch it into your browser. A Kyocera dialog will open up and you can add the shared folder of your computer as an address in the printer. After that, you will be able to go to the printer, hit scan, hit address, pick your computer, then hit ENTER. BOOM, file scanned in PDF right to your folder. Put a shortcut on your desktop to the scan folder, and youre living large. If that sounded complicated, you might need some help setting up a scan-to-folder (SMB). I found a website that walks you through it. Youll need your computer name, user name, user password, and folder name, and youll have to enter it in the correct fields. Not difficult, but you have to know your way around a PC. Youll always have the option of scanning to email and scanning to a USB thumb drive inserted in the printer, remember. This is one of the best pieces of equipment Ive ever owned. It can easily handle much more than we put through it. If the other Kyocera we own is any indication, we will not need to do much with this unit - we have never touched anything on the 2012 version except the consumables - as much toner as we use and a drum that we replaced once after 100,000 copies or so. Love the brand, love the printer - I will update this review if we have any issues, but dont hold your breath. Strong recommendation.