Lexmark Genesis S815

We’ve to applaud Lexmark for printing something new to this boring table of AIO printers. The Genesis S815 has essentially ditched the CIS scanning technology used in all AIOs these days, and opted for a lens-and-sensor system, a la a digital...

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...

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...

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...

To be perfectly honest, I haven’t exactly had the best of experiences with Lexmark products in the past. Many years back, I went through two less than stellar Lexmark printers. I was unhappy with the print quality, print speed, and overall build...

A clever device, with good scan quality but substandard printing – and far too expensive...

The S815 certainly looks the part, but for the price we were still expecting better all-round performance...

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...