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Lexmark
CX410dte Color Laser Multifunction Printer

Color MFP with duplex, reversing ADF and workgroup volume range. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Lexmark maps U.S. part 28D0600 to the CX410dte, a color laser multifunction device for print, copy, scan and fax. Its documented configuration includes integrated automatic print duplex, a 50-sheet reversing automatic document feeder, Gigabit Ethernet and USB. Lexmark recommends 800–6,000 pages per month, giving teams a meaningful planning range rather than only a maximum duty ceiling. Wireless is an optional network port, not built-in Wi-Fi, and the model is discontinued. The CX410dte can suit a wired office that needs one device for color output and paper workflows. Confirm the exact part and condition, especially if wireless or current support is important.

Consider it for

A wired color workgroup needing print, copy, scan and fax with automatic duplex and a defined recurring page range..

Look elsewhere if

Avoid it if standard Wi-Fi, a current production model, a smaller personal device or scan-only simplicity is more important than its multifunction range.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • Lexmark identifies exact U.S. part 28D0600 and lists print, copy, scan and fax.
  • A 50-sheet reversing ADF and integrated print duplex support two-sided document routines.
  • The 800–6,000-page recommended range and Gigabit Ethernet suit a wired workgroup.

What to weigh up

  • Wi-Fi is an optional accessory rather than a built-in standard connection.
  • Lexmark marks the CX410dte discontinued, so support and supplies need checking.
  • The multifunction feature set and office volume may be excessive for an occasional-use desk.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredCX410dte (28D0600)
Main functionsColor laser print, copy, scan and fax
Print output50-sheet reversing ADF; integrated automatic print duplex
Two-sided printing800–6,000 recommended pages monthly; Ethernet standard, Wi-Fi optional

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 10, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

One color device covers several paper tasks

Lexmark lists print, copy, scan and fax for the CX410dte. This range can consolidate a color output device and common paper-handling tasks in a wired office, reducing the need to move originals among separate machines. It is useful only when those functions are actually part of the work: a print-only room may not need the larger MFP, while a team that handles color originals, copies and inbound faxes may appreciate the single workflow. The exact part matters because family siblings can have different configurations. Lexmark maps 28D0600 to the CX410dte, which is the identity used in this review and search link.

Reversing ADF and print duplex solve different problems

The CX410dte includes a 50-sheet reversing automatic document feeder and integrated automatic duplex printing. The ADF is for feeding originals into scan or copy jobs; reversing allows both sides of an original to be handled by the feeder. Print duplex turns output sheets for two-sided documents. These capabilities address separate steps, so one should not be assumed from the other. The combination can support paper-heavy office routines without manual page flipping, but users should verify the feed path and condition on any older unit before depending on it. For two-sided scanning, compare the exact workflow requirements with the manufacturer's ADF description.

Use the 800–6,000 range for workload fit

Lexmark recommends 800–6,000 pages per month for this model. The range offers a grounded comparison for a recurring team queue and helps avoid treating a maximum duty cycle as an everyday target. A light occasional desk may not benefit from an office-class MFP, while regular output above the upper recommendation suggests comparing a higher-volume model. The range is a manufacturer guide, not a guarantee of reliability for a used machine or a promise about any specific job. Estimate the team's pages honestly and include scanning, copying and fax work in the device's role, while recognizing that only printed pages are counted in the stated recommendation.

Wired standard network, wireless optional

The U.S. product page documents Gigabit Ethernet and USB. Lexmark describes wireless as an optional network port, so Wi-Fi should not be treated as a standard part of every CX410dte. That distinction affects placement and setup: a wired office can use the documented Ethernet connection, while a wireless-only environment should verify that the required optional hardware is present and supported. Confirm whether accessories are installed on a particular unit rather than assuming they are included. Current network security and driver support also deserve checking because Lexmark marks the product discontinued.

Discontinued status makes inspection and supply checks important

Lexmark marks the CX410dte discontinued. That does not establish whether a seller has a working unit, usable toner or any particular warranty. Inspect the scanner glass, ADF rollers, duplex path, color registration, network ports and maintenance messages on the exact machine. Check current driver compatibility and the availability of all four toner colors before making it central to a business process. The manufacturer's product page describes the model configuration, not the present condition of a listing. This article uses an exact model search, not a verified ASIN, and makes no claims about current stock, price, buyer reviews or hands-on testing.

What else to compare

Choose a newer MFP if ongoing support is central, or a wireless model with standard built-in Wi-Fi for rooms without Ethernet.

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Before you buy

What functions does the CX410dte include?

Lexmark lists color printing, copying, scanning and fax for the CX410dte configuration.

Does it include Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi is optional. The standard documented connections include Gigabit Ethernet and USB.

What monthly workload does Lexmark recommend?

Lexmark recommends 800–6,000 pages per month for part 28D0600 CX410dte.

Does the ADF scan both sides?

Lexmark describes a 50-sheet reversing ADF. Verify the exact document workflow and unit configuration before relying on it.

Where can I check the current price?

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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

The CX410dte is a wired color workgroup MFP with duplex, a reversing ADF and a defined monthly range. Optional Wi-Fi and discontinued status need attention.

Is it the right fit?

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