Why Australian offices buy Kyocera printers
The case for Kyocera comes down to what wears out and what does not. If you are comparing prices, the quickest route is the printer lease calculator, which sizes a Kyocera to your own page volume in 43 seconds.- The drum is a component, not a consumable, and Kyocera rates it at 600,000 pages.
- Fewer parts get replaced across the life of the machine, which is where the running cost is decided.
- If you would rather spread the cost, see how much to lease a printer instead.
- Not sure which model suits the office? Start with the Kyocera business printer range.
- Touch screen displays and wireless connectivity, so the machines are straightforward to use.
What else sets Kyocera Apart from Other Printers in Australia?
Unsure which office printer to buy? Put Kyocera at the top of your list, including the Kyocera Taskalfa 2554ci. There is a wider case for eco friendly printing too, covering how the machines are built and what they draw from the wall. Kyocera printers take different types of paper, so switching to one does not mean buying new paper. See more information about Kyocera printers for saleWhat to Check Before You Buy a Multifunction Printer
First, decide the type of printer you need, such as laser or A4. Then check the resolution, since the dpi (dots per inch) decides how clearly text and images print.- If you need colour prints, look for a printer with enhanced colour capability
- If your office needs wireless, check the machine supports it
- If you are looking for an environmentally conscious option, Ecosys printers are designed to cut down on waste and expenses and come in both black and white or single colour laser versions.
Go Beyond Copying and Printing with the Kyocera Multifunction Printer
Kyocera multifunction printers print, scan, fax and copy. They offer high resolution colour printing and quick scanning. Built in security features help protect data from unauthorised access.Get your set monthly price
Tell us your monthly page count and we send back one written figure, from $160 a month (plus GST).
Toner, parts, servicing and call outs all sit inside it.
The only thing you ever buy on top is paper.
Buying a Kyocera Outright, or Leasing One
Buying means the capital goes out on day one. After that, toner, parts and repair bills arrive whenever they arrive. A lease folds the machine, the toner, the parts, the service labour and the call outs into one monthly figure. Your cash stays in the business rather than sitting in a machine that is losing value. At the end of the term, you can move to a newer Kyocera rather than make a fresh purchase. Terms run 36 to 60 months and nothing renews automatically. If buying outright genuinely suits you better, we will tell you so. See what a Kyocera lease costs, or size one to your own volume with the printer lease calculator.What you get with a Kyocera, in short
Kyocera Printers in Australia.- Require minimal maintenance, so upkeep does not cost a fortune
- Deliver sharp, high quality prints with excellent detail and colour accuracy
- Keep the drum in the machine so a toner change replaces toner only.
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Common questions
Questions Australian buyers ask us.
Is Kyocera a good brand of printer?+
Kyocera is one of the most trusted names in business printing, known for long lasting parts and low cost per page.
GDS is an authorised partner, so warranty, parts and support are genuine.
What is the life expectancy of a Kyocera printer?+
A business Kyocera is built for years and high page counts thanks to its durable drum and components.
With servicing it keeps performing well past the life of a typical home printer.
Which is better, Kyocera or HP?+
Both are capable.
Kyocera is built around a long life drum, which is where its cost per page comes from, while HP is common in smaller setups.
GDS supplies both and matches you to the right one rather than pushing a brand.
Which Kyocera printer is best?+
The best model depends on your volume and whether you need A3 or colour.
GDS matches the TASKalfa or ECOSYS range to your workload so you get the right size, not the biggest.
