Impressive, but need to keep a few things in mind.

Strengths:

Very cheap color laser On regular stock paper, colors pop with a glossy look, much more than with an inkjet. The quality impressed me, for the price and for what it is, fine for lesser important graphics, but if you're printing photos on photo paper, stick with the inkjet photo printer. Used it on CD/DVD labels, and the vibrancy is excellent. Not faded at all.

Weaknesses:

With the default firmware, it doesn't recognize the paper type selected (heavier stock, or label paper), so all of my labels were smeared with ink, huge globs, etc.. (2 of 3 labels ruined) However, once the firmware was updated, it was much better, but I believe heat plays a role in the smudging with labels, so once I limited myself to 2 pages, pause for 1 minute, 2 more, etc.. I had zero page fatalities. If you can deal with these issues, it's a huge bang for your buck.

Summary:

If you don't mind pacing your printing with labels, and make sure you update your firmware, it's excellent, especially for the price. Regular paper prints just fine and looks excellent (vibrant and glossy). For mass production of color prints, a color laser is far cheaper than an inkjet. The photo quality of the printer seems fairly impressive as well.