The crisp copies you only get from a laser printer. On my eerp wifi mesh network, all our devices find it easily, it wakes up, warms up, and prints. Seems to be robustly built, I'm hoping for at least 5 years of home-office use (relatively light, a few dozen pages a month). I got tired of using inkjet printers that crap out in 6 months or less and don't have anything like the same quality (and smudge, and run, and...). So over that 5 years I expect this one will be cheaper than those throwaway printers, not to mention much better quality output.Bonus: 2-sided copy is completely automated in the printer, no hassling around with manual paper handling, which makes me happy—fewer dead trees, less bulk to mail or file.Con: toner cartridges are relatively expensive. I'm still using the (small capacity) ones that came with it, but after 3 months or so blacK is about 1/3 full, Cyan and Magenta about half, Yellow about 2/3. (I know this since the printer interface on MacOS shows supply levels, another nice touch.) So I'm ordering one a month to level out the cost, but I expect the 2500p black and 1500p CYM cartridges to last at least a year at our usage levels. The good news is there are four toner cartridges (CMYK) so there's no waste, replace only the one that's empty. (I can't speak to how easy or hard it is to swap out toner, I haven't done it yet.)Con: a full 8"x10" (10cm x 25cm) color image overwhelmed the (unspecified) printer memory capacity and would not print. 6"x8" worked fine. I haven't tried adjusting the resolution of the image to see if bigger and coarser would work. Not a typical use case, but sometimes you want to spruce up the workspace with some nice images...NOTE: this is a PRINTER, not a multifunction device (no scanner, no fax capability). I don't need those often, so don't miss them. If they still work on your failing/failed printer, maybe keep that in the closet...