Some Lexmark Facts.

Dunno. I've learned to avoid this company.
I had a good experience with one of their managers who sent me a
special cable for the ergonomic keyboard that Lexmark inherited
from IBM. Then, I discovered that they'd discontinued the product
and farmed out all support to a third party, who refused to sell
parts. Lexmark's attitude about this was, 'Tough. We're not
responsible to you.'

My son's nicely-reviewed ink printer kept paper-jamming. I felt
that the machine was designed to feed paper too quickly in order
to produce a specification that looks great in print. I'm very
leery of machines that run so fast that they'll rip themselves
apart. I can't say this about this particular printer, but I have
experienced other printers that have failed for this reason. A
fantastic speed specification may have a nasty explanation behind
that spec.

What I've read about their cartridge replacement policy has
utterly turned me off. That's restraint of trade, and the last
time that I looked, that was illegal.