why does the printing speed of printers never what it say on the net?

I only just bought a nice printer with a specifications of UPTO 30 page per minute PPM; but in veracity I am getting only 9-10ppm near the fastest mode and using average A4 type written letter

Anybody know why is it like this

why does the printing speed of printers never what it say on the net?

Printer speeds are rate with a specific try-out target in a lab setting. Your real-world experience is greatly different because it is outstandingly reliant on how good of a computer you own and what your actually printing. A small trick to speed printing is to close the programs running on your computer contained by the back ground and beef up the memory contained by the printer.



Remember the worst version of a printer to buy is "Host Based" as it is completely reliant on your computer for adjectives of it's resources.



Hope that helps clear it up for you.
Change the printer settings to draft and print a page. If the level is acceptable to you, use this setting. The specs jump by how fast it will print surrounded by draft mode and resolution of the printed image.
Is difficult to answer this sound out, because you didn't tell near your printer is an ink jet or a laser printer. If you are recitation about an ink spray printer, normally you solitary achieve this speed if print surrounded by draft mode and the area coverage of respectively page is only 3%.
Because the manufacturer use draft mode, B&W only, minimal wording on page, AND THEN fudge the results contained by their favor.



It's called media hype! That is why they say "up to".



Just similar to everybody else, they want your business, and do what they can to get it.