- Internet & Connectivity
How to Troubleshoot Slow Internet in Your Office
11 Mar, 2026

£735.18 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re buying the Xerox “1 line fax” as a standalone accessory, £612.65 ex‑VAT feels like a premium move for something the business world is actively moving away from. In 2026, most offices either already have a multifunction device doing fax over phone line, or they’ve switched to digital fax/email gateways. So the real question isn’t “is it a good fax?”—it’s whether you *still* need a dedicated fax endpoint and a physical PSTN line. If your organisation has legacy suppliers/customers insisting on a plain old fax number (common in finance, legal, healthcare workflows), then it can make sense to keep this simple and reliable rather than messing around with workarounds.
Who should buy: businesses with a genuine ongoing need for a single fax line, low-to-moderate fax volume, and a preference for something that just works without IT babysitting. Who should avoid: anyone trying to “future-proof” or reduce telecom dependencies, or anyone who mainly faxes occasionally and could use a cloud/digital fax service instead. Also, given the price, I’d only proceed if you can’t get the same outcome cheaper by using an existing MFP/printer you already own or by consolidating via a digital fax provider—otherwise you’ll be paying a lot of money for a technology that’s increasingly becoming an operational tax.

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