The Lexmark XM3250 jumps up to 50 ppm B&W and a small-office classification, meaning Lexmark expects 2,500-7,500 pages a month and a workgroup of 6-15 people. Same single-pass duplex ADF concept as the XM1246 but bumped to 100 sheets, 4.3-inch touchscreen, 650-sheet input expandable to 2,300 sheets across multiple drawers, gigabit Ethernet, optional Wi-Fi. Faster processor and more memory than the XM1246 — it spools big PDF jobs noticeably quicker. The 1 thing buyers regret: not buying the second drawer. With 650 sheets standard at 50 ppm, you'll reload paper every 1-2 days under sustained use. A 550-sheet drawer brings that to once a week. The other regret is overestimating MFP value for departments where most users only print. If only 2 of 12 people scan, the M3250 print-only saves a few hundred dollars and you put a smaller scanner on those two desks. For shared scan-and-print workflow, the XM3250 is the right answer.