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Dell
B2375dnf Monochrome Laser Multifunction Printer

Mono fax MFP with default duplex and a duplex document feeder. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Dell identifies the B2375dnf as a monochrome multifunction laser printer. Its official user guide and quick reference document print, copy, scan, and fax functions; Dell's hardware information states that duplex printing is equipped by default. The shared B2375dfw/B2375dnf quick guide identifies a Duplex Automatic Document Feeder, and the exact dnf user guide documents Ethernet networking. Wi-Fi/WPS setup is specifically labeled for the dfw model. The B2375dnf therefore fits a wired fax office better than a wireless-only desk. A recommended monthly range was not established in the sources reviewed.

Consider it for

An office fax station needing mono print, copy, scan, automatic two-sided output, and a verified wired connection..

Look elsewhere if

Choose another model if built-in Wi-Fi, color output, a documented monthly recommendation, or an independently verified two-sided scanning workflow is required.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Dell provides exact B2375dnf manuals and identifies the product as a mono multifunction printer.
  • The model's hardware guide states duplex printing is part of the default device configuration.
  • Fax controls, copy controls, scanning, and a document feeder support several office tasks in one unit.

What to weigh up

  • Dell reserves the documented Wi-Fi/WPS setup for the related B2375dfw, not the dnf model.
  • The reviewed sources do not provide a recommended monthly page range for this exact printer.
  • The model is discontinued, so current firmware, parts, driver, and consumable support need checking.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredB2375dnf
Main functionsMonochrome print, copy, scan, and fax
Print outputDefault automatic duplex printing and a DADF
Two-sided printingGigabit Ethernet and USB in the exact dnf user guide; Wi-Fi is identified for the related dfw model

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A wired monochrome fax MFP

Dell's support page calls the B2375dnf a mono multifunction printer, and its quick guide includes copy and fax controls. The model family brings together print, copy, scan, and fax work in a black-and-white device. That suits offices handling paper forms or invoices that do not need color output. The suffix is important: Dell documents wireless setup for B2375dfw, while the candidate is B2375dnf. Confirm the full model label on a particular unit and do not assume a related configuration's radio or other hardware is present.

Default duplex and a duplex document feeder

Dell's Blue Angel hardware information says the B2375dnf is equipped with a duplex-printing component by default. Its quick reference labels the document feeder a Duplex Automatic Document Feeder, so two-sided original handling is a documented design feature as well as an output feature. These paths solve different tasks: print duplex turns blank sheets for output, while a DADF handles both sides of a source document. The guide does not state the feeder capacity in the reviewed section. Check the feeder path and condition on an older unit before assigning it to routine contracts or records.

Connectivity depends on the suffix

Dell's exact B2375dnf user guide documents Ethernet and USB interfaces. The shared quick guide distinguishes the B2375dfw's Wi-Fi/WPS setup from the dnf model. A wired queue can suit an office with an Ethernet drop and desktop administration, while a wireless-only workspace should consider the dfw or another exact wireless model. Do not let a marketplace family listing blur that difference. Check the model label, Ethernet port, and product number on a present unit before treating it as wired-network ready.

Paper workflow and speed

Dell's environmental information rates monochrome printing at 38 pages per minute on A4 and explains that the machine can return to a ready state for printing. The quick guide shows a multipurpose feeder, a standard tray, a display, a document feeder, and a USB memory port. These elements suggest a more involved office tool than a basic single-function printer. The reviewed documents do not give a comparable recommended monthly band, so do not infer one from a duty-cycle number or from the use of the term 'workgroup.' Choose based on documented functions and verify the real configuration.

Discontinued hardware needs a careful inspection

Dell's official support resources retain manuals for the B2375dnf, but they do not prove the condition of a current secondhand offer. Inspect the label, fax line, Ethernet port, duplex path, document feeder, touch controls, paper trays, toner and imaging components, page count, driver compatibility, and return options. The model's support history and listed specification are separate from present parts availability. The historical lead ASIN is not used as direct-link evidence; this guide provides a clearly labeled model search. No current price, stock, or seller quality is asserted.

Who should shortlist the B2375dnf

The B2375dnf can fit a team that wants a single monochrome device for printing, copying, scanning, fax, automatic duplex, and duplex document intake over Ethernet. It is less appropriate for a wireless-only desk or a buyer who needs a precise monthly-volume recommendation before deployment. Compare this model with the Dell S2815dn, which has a stated 750–4,000 page range, and with the Lexmark MX511de, which documents fax and integrated duplex. A model-family name alone is not enough to establish a current unit's options.

What else to compare

The Dell S2815dn has a documented 750–4,000 page recommendation; the Lexmark MX511de also provides mono fax and automatic duplex over Gigabit Ethernet.

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Before you buy

Does the B2375dnf include fax?

Yes. Dell's exact model guide includes fax controls and identifies the device as a multifunction model.

Is duplex printing standard?

Dell's hardware guide states that a duplex-printing component is equipped by default on the B2375dnf.

Does the dnf version have Wi-Fi?

Dell labels Wi-Fi/WPS setup for the related B2375dfw model; it is not listed for the B2375dnf reviewed here.

Can its feeder handle both sides of originals?

Yes. Dell's B2375dfw/B2375dnf quick reference labels the feeder a Duplex Automatic Document Feeder.

What monthly workload does Dell recommend?

A recommended monthly page range was not confirmed in the exact Dell materials reviewed for this guide.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose the B2375dnf for mono fax and default duplex if the exact unit and feeder are sound. Verify suffix, ports, drivers, and supplies.

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