How fast is 1st copy?
576907
Pretty fast IF the printer is on and ready. I don't use my printer a lot so I leave it off most of the time. When it's on, I am impressed with the speed of the copies.
576908
warmup takes a while, with a lot of mechanical activity. Copies after initialisation are rapid, within seconds.
576909
Don't hold your breath. When I cut it on, it goes through a series of burps before anything is printed. In fact, it goes through so many bumps and grinds it makes me glad I have a warranty on it.
1446631
Hi,Print Speed: Black-and-white and color: up to 21 ppm, letter - From Manufacture Technical SpecificationDepend if it is photo or Document, Hi or low resolution, Full page or one lineDoc Delivery speed: First page out (letter): - From Manufacture Technical Specificationblack-and-white: as fast as 17.2 seconds (Ready), as fast as 17.6 seconds (low power mode); color: as fast as 17.7 seconds (Ready), as fast as 18.2 seconds (low power mode)first Page take longer because the printer needs to warm-upHope that help,Paz
981993
I was copying a Windows drive and I had obvious status bars. It only took a few hours to copy a 1TB hard drive.
1265526
I used it with PC, not Mac. And often it takes a little while before PC recognizes it.And by the way, I was disappointed with speed, Customer service was great, they also though the numbers I am telling are no good. They quickly sent me a replacement. But no difference. I used a 4TB 6GB Sata disk in it (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B99JU4S/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and tested it with HP Elite book. copying from an internal 7200rmp drive, big multi GB files and speed was at best 50-60MB, and on USB 2, 20-35 MB. While I have consistently got 100+mb on similar copy while copying on internal drives. I used it with PC, not Mac. And often it takes a little while before PC recognizes it.And by the way, I was disappointed with speed, Customer service was great, they also though the numbers I am telling are no good. They quickly sent me a replacement. But no difference. I used a 4TB 6GB Sata disk in it (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B99JU4S/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and tested it with HP Elite book. copying from an internal 7200rmp drive, big multi GB files and speed was at best 50-60MB, and on USB 2, 20-35 MB. While I have consistently got 100+mb on... » Read More I used it with PC, not Mac. And often it takes a little while before PC recognizes it.And by the way, I was disappointed with speed, Customer service was great, they also though the numbers I am telling are no good. They quickly sent me a replacement. But no difference. I used a 4TB 6GB Sata disk in it (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B99JU4S/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and tested it with HP Elite book. copying from an internal 7200rmp drive, big multi GB files and speed was at best 50-60MB, and on USB 2, 20-35 MB. While I have consistently got 100+mb on similar copy while copying on internal drives. « Show Less
2185287
I have never timed the unit, but it is fairly quick. Obviously printing color print documents is faster than a large detailed bmp or jpeg file. I do lots of genealogy work which i print old pictures. Prints these pictures with no problems on two sided sheets. Hope this helps.
1965736
Depends on the configuration... If you don't change the RAID setup, it should be faster than a single 4 TB drive because it distributes the writing and reading across the two drives.
814111
1 (front) the target, 2 (back) is the source.I've only copied a handful of drives, so I don't have a very good gauge on speed. I copied an 80GB drive in less than half an hour.
1449745
I haven't really paid any attention. It seems fast enough; of course, faster is always better. I use it to create and store backup disk images of PCs. I'm happy with the unit and am just happy that I don't have to manually make 2nd copies of things.
1928230
Just a few seconds per page. I have been impressed with the speed of ths machine.
817140
It is quite fast. I never ran any benchmark tests but it is considerably faster than USB2.0. Just make sure you have USB3 ports in your computer. In case you only have USB2 ports, the drive still works but with USB2 speeds only.
1236610
It scans fairly quickly but I'm not sure how to put that into context. I don't ever find myself waiting on it like I did with my old scanners. I'd say it takes 2~3 seconds for a full page but I haven't actually timed it - may be faster than that. You can print double sided automatically [duplex printing is supported].
1585191
Hi, I did bought two models but I don't think that makes copies. It just scan.
637444
I know it copies 11th but have not scanned yet. Will try tommorrow. By the way is best multifunction I have ever used.
667664
I have not had any trouble with my disc copier, I have not copier a 3 hour dvd, what I have copied came out just fine.
819312
That really depends on what exactly you are editing. All I can tell you is that in a residential environment I have copied about 130GB of large files in around 45 minutes, which is around 48 MBps (probably close to external hard drive max transfer speed). This shows the CPU usage jump to 35-40%. I don't know if this helps answering your question.
2023591
Sounds like a USB 2.0 speed. I get that same score on my USB 2.0 port on my Dell Monitor. When I use my Sony All in One USB 3.0 I get very fast speeds that copy 4 HD movies to a 32gb drive in about 4 minutes. It used to take 70 minutes.
1856223
I'm not sure how I got included in the reply group--don't own, did not review. However, in the description the following text should answer the question. I can't imagine ADF would work for copy but not for scan--because, in effect, scan precedes copy. Fast and convenient walk-up copying either using the 50-page auto document feeder