Product:
Price:
Intended Users:
MX-C407P/MX-C507P/MX-C607P
$1,997-$4,313
Medium and large offices
Speed Color:
Processor:
Memory:
40 ppm-60 ppm
1.2 GHz
1 GB
Product Overview
The MX-C407P, MX-C507P and MX-C607P are three new single-function color printers in Sharp’s A4 (legal-sized) lineup. The MX-C407P ($1,997) prints at 40 ppm has a first-print-time of 7 seconds in color. The MX-C507P ($2,997) prints at up to 50 ppm and has a first-print time of 5.5 seconds in color, while the MX-C607P ($4,313) prints at up to 60 ppm and has a first-print-time of 7 seconds.
All three printers include a 4.3″ touchscreen with a tablet-style menu, a 1.2 GHz processor and 1 GB of memory that’s expandable to 3 GB. PCL and PostScript are supported, and USB and Ethernet connectivity is standard, while wireless is optional. Users can directly print files (e.g., PDF, JPEG, Microsoft Office) from a mobile device, file server or USB drive.
More details is in our Features section below.
Features
The three printers has different paper handling features. On the MX-C407P, there’s a standard 250-sheet drawer and a single-sheet bypass tray. Companies can optionally add on a 550-sheet paper feed unit or a 650-sheet dual paper feed unit. The maximum capacity is 1,451 sheets. In terms of output capacity, the MX-C407P has a 125-sheet exit tray.
The MX-C507P starts with a 550-sheet drawer and a 100-sheet bypass tray with an option of adding up to three 550-sheet drawers for a maximum capacity of 2,300 sheets. There’s an output tray that supports up to 300 sheets.
The MX-C607P also starts with a 550-sheet drawer and a 100-sheet bypass, but companies can optionally purchase up to thee additional 550-sheet drawers or a 2,200-sheet paper feed unit. The maximum capacity is 4,500 sheets. The MX-C607P has a 500-sheet output tray as well as an optional 300-sheet stapling finisher.
All three printers support automatic duplexing, and as mentioned, all trays accommodate up to legal-sized (8.5″ x 14″) paper. Additional printer features are toner save mode, power save mode, electronic sorting and driver delivery functions.
There’s also accessibility features like shortcut keystrokes on numeric keypads, raised operator panel keys and magnification mode up to 200%.
Finally, the printers include network security features, such as IP address filtering, TLS encryption and data overwrite with an optional hard disk drive.
- Automatic Document Feeder?
- Duplexing?
- Ethernet Connectivity?
- Wireless Connectivity?
- Mobile Printing/Scanning?
- Finishers?
Shortcomings
All three printers don’t offer a standard hard drive and also doesn’t allow document storage.
About
Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America, a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation, markets Sharp’s business products, including its new Synappx™ family of collaboration applications that help address the workforce’s increased expectation of secure accessibility, ease of use and mobility; its full line of multifunction printers (MFPs); and professional display products, including the award-winning AQUOS BOARD® interactive display system.
