DELL
DELL 1710n laser printer 26 ppm 800 sheets 1200 dpi
A compact monochrome laser printer delivering 26 ppm output at 1200 dpi with 800-sheet paper capacity and built-in networking for workgroup sharing
- Fast 26 ppm mono output for busy workgroups
- Built-in network port lets the whole team share one printer
- 800-sheet total capacity cuts paper-reload trips
- 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution gives crisp text and graphics
- Multi-purpose tray handles envelopes, card and transparencies
Compact monochrome laser for small offices
The Dell 1710n is a network-ready monochrome laser printer rated at 26 ppm with a maximum resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi. It includes a built-in network interface so a workgroup can share the device without a dedicated print server. Paper capacity reaches 800 sheets across the standard and multipurpose trays, reducing reload frequency during high-volume runs.
Upgrade from USB-only or inkjet printers
Replacing a single-user USB printer with the 1710n adds wired networking for multiple computers without extra hardware. Moving from an inkjet to this laser engine gives faster mono output and lower cost per page for text-heavy workloads. The jump is worthwhile when daily print volumes justify the toner capacity and network sharing becomes a daily requirement.
Suits workgroups needing shared mono printing
Teams that print mostly black-and-white documents and need simple Ethernet sharing will find the 1710n a practical fit. The multipurpose tray handles letterheads, envelopes and card stock without swapping cassettes. Buyers who require colour output, automatic duplexing or wireless connectivity should look at other models.
Highlights
- Fast 26 ppm mono output for busy workgroups
- Built-in network port lets the whole team share one printer
- 800-sheet total capacity cuts paper-reload trips
- 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution gives crisp text and graphics
- Multi-purpose tray handles envelopes, card and transparencies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What paper capacity does the Dell 1710n support for continuous printing?
The Dell 1710n holds up to 800 sheets of A4 paper, reducing reload frequency during high-volume print runs.
How is the Dell 1710n connected to a workgroup network?
The 1710n model includes built-in networking; connect it via Ethernet to share the printer across the workgroup without a host PC.
Which toner cartridge does the Dell 1710n use for replacement?
The printer uses high-capacity toner cartridges designed for the 1710 series; replace them when print quality fades or the low-toner indicator appears.
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