Brother HL-L2350DW

Now we're going to take this, we're going to plug it into the wall, and turn our printer on by holding that power button. So I've taken my time and se...

It was fine for the most part, but at times it was inconvenient. Which made me wonder if getting my own printer would be worth it. Well, was it worth ...

My recommendation is the Brother HL-L2350DW, or the HL-L2350D if you don't care about wireless connectivity. The prices on Amazon are out of whack, but I got mine for about $100. The upfront cost is there, but the toner cartridges truly last ages compared to inkjet printer ink cartridges. You might also be able to thrift a used laser printer.

Well ladies and gentlemen, this is the familiar tale of a printer. It prints about 50-60% of the time and spends the other 40% or so in "error mode". I thought to myself: Well I must have done something wrong, or maybe I'm just to dumb to operate these as I have had roughly 10-15 different printers ...

I've been struggling for years with my TERRIBLE HP printer. Every time I would go to print, it would be a struggle with the wireless connection to the point of full, red-faced threats of Office Space destruction or yeeting through the walls. Somewhere here, I stumbled upon a "budget recommendation" post that overwhelmingly suggested Brother laserjets. I finally broke down and got a good deal on an HL-L2350DW.

I started buying the Brother compact monochrome laser printers about 4-1/2 years ago, switching from the horrendous inkjet printers, b/c of the business like print quality, wi-fi capability and compact foot print. I get ~2 - 2.5 years use before they need to be replaced after very infrequent use (fa...

It seems to make the most sense for you. I recommend Brother’s HL-L2350DW. It typically retails for $119. I think that’s probably your best option.

This printer was, at first, an excellent value. Adequate print quality, inexpensive to operate, convenient and reliable WiFi connection. That was until the printer suddenly lost the ability to connect to our network. (MacOS, IOS, Eero mesh router). I spent hours going through the connection trouble ...

It’s a simple mono laser printer that will meet your needs if you can live without a ‘traditional’ scanner. I like mine a lot. (The Brother HL-L2350DW is essentially the same, but without an Ethernet port.).

There is essentially no documentation to set it up. Extremely hard to figure out how to enter the password of the network. Let's keep watching YouTube videos. Maybe Amazon concierge service knows? Brother technical support is impossible to reach. The brother I print and scan app is terrible. When th...