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Lexmark's Genesis S805 doesn't look like any MFP we've ever seen before. Head on, you're presented with a massive touchscreen panel that makes the all-in-one a pleasure to interact with. It takes up more vertical space than most MFPs and also has a lar...
One of the best MFP interfaces, but scan and print quality is too poor to justify the price...
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The Lexmark Genesis S815 is a delightfully pretty piece of tech. It stands proudly upright, while its competitors squat their bulk over the better part of your desk. The front is finished in piano black – the sort to attract fingerprints like nobody’s...
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This new Lexmark multifunction device (MFD) is full of fresh ideas. A printer, scanner and photocopier with USB or Wi-Fi 'n' connectivity and colour fax support.The Genesis' optical image capture is based on Lexmark's new Flash Scan technology, replaci...
Small footprint, Very fast image capture, Versatile mini-apps, Good print quality...
Limited 'scanning' resolution, Only one paper tray...
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This is a completely different shape for a Multi Function unit. It is Multi Function as not only does it print, scan and copy but should you still need the facility it can also be used as a Fax machine. The shape is higher rather than wider...
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Lexmark produces a number of capable, budget printers and all-in-one devices - so we were surprised to see the company breaking the multifunction printer mould a little with the innovatively designed Genesis S815. Combining print, scan, fax and copy f...
Lexmark's Genesis S815's styling should attract a few appreciative glances - and it backs up its smooth lines with excellent quality results, albeit delivered at rather slow speeds. This is a lot to pay for a colour all-in-one, though - and despite its...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2012-01-25 01:59:05
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Continued from page 1 2The Lexmark Genesis looks little like any other printer-scanner (or standard printer, for that matter) that we've reviewed.Its unusual design does mean that although it's quite large (the box was larger than most in our lab) it d...
Clever design; quick scanning worked well; decent text prints even in draft mode...
Substandard photo prints; slow in some modes; far too expensive...
A clever device, with good scan quality but substandard printing – and far too expensive...
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By Gadjo Cardenas SevillaLexmark's new Genesis all-in-one wireless printer features a unique monolithic design that integrates a scanner, a fax, a colour inkjet printer and copier in a smart, standalone device. With impressive features like 3 second pa...
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It’s not often you see something a bit different in the printer/AIO market but Lexmark has produced a device that should turn a few heads in the Genesis S815. Most immediately striking are the aesthetics, since it utilises an innovative vertical desig...
Excellent print quality, useful online resources, impressive touchscreen, super-fast scans...
Very slow print speeds, expensive...
The S815 certainly looks the part, but for the price we were still expecting better all-round performance...
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T3.com Updated:
2012-01-25 01:59:05
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Lexmark’s new Genesis S815 multifunction printer, scanner, fax and photocopier offers several unique features. Instead of a traditional flatbed scanner, the Genesis uses Lexmark’s Flash Scan technology, with the image photographed by a 10-megapixel...
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The Genesis S815 is the latest all-in-one (AIO) printer-scanner-copier-fax from Lexmark that brings a radically different form-factor to the product class. Evolving technology: Lexmark's Genesis It stands a shade over 40cm high on your desk, with a 40c...
Given its speed and versatility, I'm tempted to score this higher, but the professional office price for a (very nice) home office machine is the downer. If you get a move on, however, the Genesis S815 is included among the printers eligible for Lexma...
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Every so often, somebody rethinks the design of the all-in-one printer. The last time was when Canon set the control panel in the middle of the scanner lid and that has evolved into a touch-panel on some of the latest models. Lexmark has been rather more...
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This printer is rapid wherever you're starting from: off position, standby (28 seconds) or when already running (13 seconds).The Genesis S815 is a 4-in-1 multifunction printer (copier, printer, scanner and fax) with a capacitive touch screen and connec...
Large touch screen, programmable functions, Rapid scanning, Fax, 3year guarantee, Connected printer wifi ethernet, Print quality, Economical in ink with XL cartridges: 6.7 pence per page...
Pricey, No scanning higher than 300 dpi, Dominant green in photo prints, colour and black & white, Excessive accentuation of details in photo mode, Bulky...
The Lexmark Genesis S815 is an attractive machine: a singular look, a large, very intuitive touch screen and a catalogue of connected applications (Internet). It also gives good quality and speeds. It won't be within everyone's budget but cost per page...
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The world of all-in-ones tends not to be the place to find excitement, but every so often a brave manufacturer attempts something that really grabs our attention. You'll already have noticed from the photo that the Lexmark Genesis S815 has a totally re-im...
It's expensive, but the near-instant scans and the sheer invention on show make it difficult to dislike...
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The Lexmark Genesis S815 is a multifunction inkjet printer that uses a camera sensor to scan images instead of the moving bar used in conventional flatbed scanners. It's great for scanning since it produces clean and detailed images, but this Lexmark...
Clean and easy scans for photos and documents, small footprint...
Slow printing speeds in Normal quality, loading paper is an ordeal, the upright scanner design is questionable, no automatic document feeder...
The Lexmark Genesis is a multifunction inkjet printer that seems to be more focused on scanning and Web applications than document printing. Its scan quality is good and the design is novel, but we don't like the paper input location and the mediocre p...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2012-01-25 01:59:06
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When you open up the box of this all new Lexmark Genesis printer, you're either going to love it or hate it. There's no in-between on this clash of interests between design and practicality. The functionality and inventiveness is all there in more ways...
3 second scanning; innovative camera scanning substitute; 4.3 inch touch screen; online functionality; customisable menus...
Poor printing quality; oversized unit; obtrusive design; awkward, upright scanner; expensive...
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Lexmark’s Genesis S815 (£299.69) certainly leads the way with flair. Unlike any other AIO (all-in-one), this 4-in-1 inkjet device sports a fantastically attractive vertical design that captivates the eyeballs. Full of fresh ideas, this colour printer, sca...
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Two features distinguish the Genesis S815 all-in-one from Lexmark. Most obviously, the scan bed is almost vertical. Less noticeable is the use of a camera-style sensor. Advantages are practically instant previews, very rapid scans, silent operation, a...
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Printers and all-in-one (AIO) devices aren’t normally the ones getting the tech party started here in our offices. Enter Lexmark’s GENESIS S815 which looks set to change these devices’ usual dull tag. Design One of its greatest strengths is that it...
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