The good: Network-ready; handles grayscale and color scans decently, as well as grayscale graphics; reasonable price for a small workgroup or a home office.

The bad: The printer's feature menu is frustrating to use; the printer isn't capable of duplexing, and it stumbles when printing tiny text.

The bottom line: In a vacuum, the Lexmark X342n looks like a decent All-in-One monochrome laser printer for a small office environment, but ultimately, it loses out to the Dell 1815dn in terms of features and speed.

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