Xerox VersaLink C7000 A3 35/35 ppm Printer Adobe PS3 PCL5e/6 2 Trays Total 620 sheets

Product Overview

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If you’re buying the Xerox VersaLink C7000 for a UK office, it’s a solid “works every day” colour laser, not a gadget. The real value is reliability and cost predictability: it’s the kind of A3-capable printer that tends to behave well in busy environments (finance, legal, design/arch teams) where colour matters but you don’t want constant fuss. At £987 ex-VAT, it’s priced like a practical business device rather than a bargain-bin special—so it makes sense if you’ll actually use A3 and you’re printing enough volume to justify owning your own machine instead of relying on managed print/copy shops.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for light or occasional printing. If your monthly pages are low or you mostly print A4, you’ll feel the cost more than the capability. Also, note that colour laser “cheap to buy” models can start to hurt once you factor in consumables and service expectations—so make sure you’ve priced that alongside your expected usage, not just the purchase cost. If you want a workhorse for A3 documents and steady colour output, it’s a good call; if you’re mostly A4 and printing sporadically, look harder at cheaper A4 machines and spend the difference elsewhere.