The $1549 (as of 11/07/2012) Xerox Phaser 6700/DN produces some of the smoothest photos you'll see from a workgroup color laser printer , albeit a

Cheap toner; Fast performance,

Color palette can be orangey; Standard warranty

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Cheap toner; Fast performance; Smooth-looking photos

Color palette can be orangey; Standard warranty is just one year

The new Phaser 6700 series replaces the 6360 which was a top performing color laser for several years. The 6700 Xerox incorporates a new faster desktop color engine along with a fast 1.25 GHz processor to maximize performance.

The Xerox Phaser 6700DN is a workgroup colour laser printer with good speed, paper capacity, and features. Here's our Xerox Phaser 6700DN review.

The Xerox Phaser 6700DN, geared to high-volume color printing for small to mid-sized offices, and busy workgroups, can print beautiful text and middling photos and graphics.

Very good text quality; Low running cost; Generous standard paper capacity

Sub-par graphics and photos; Lackluster tested speed for its rated speed; No port for USB thumb drive

Xerox color laser printers, has been our printer of choice. We purchse the dry toner not the solid ink ones

This printer frequently jams in tray one. Ink deposits into paper tray. Earlier versions (6200, 6360) offered easier use, more options and better quality color. So disappointed that our school won't order a Xerox printer again.

I have 4 of these printers and all are extremely unreliable. At least twice a day, each printer freezes with an error about an "Engine Fan Failure". A power cycle gets it running again for a few hours. Xerox has worked on each machine multiple times and nothing has ever corrected the problem.

The $1549 (as of 11/07/2012) Xerox Phaser 6700/DN produces some of the smoothest photos you'll see from a workgroup color laser printer, albeit a little orangey until you tweak the palette. It's also fast, and it offers lots of paper capacity.

This printer replaced our trusty Phaser 6300DN. Print quality is sweet, a little slow on first page out, but then it cranks nicely. *However*, the touch screen interface on the printer to set paper sizes, types, etc. is a royal pain.