Brother HL-L3210CW

Lasers don't care if they sit around weeks or months without use so with your 50-100 sheet a year definitely laser is the only way to go. I checked and my two favorite current lasers in the near 200 price range, the Brother Hl-L3210CW and 3230CW seem to be out of stock on Amazon UK and at Currys however Currys has the HL-L8260CDW for £245.

We got this unit to replace our HP Laserjet and we neglected to look at the fine print that this unit has a *large* footprint (typical for a laser suitable for a small office) and weighs 33 lbs. The heavy stickers on the outside of the box should have been a warning. We fundamentally returned the un...

The cheapest solution I could find is the Brother HL-L3210CW. The next step up, the HL-L3270CDW, adds duplex printing and higher print speeds. Note that these are technically LED xerographic printers.

There are a few things about this printer that I am not overwhelmed about but first the good. Good Great print quality color seems good for what I am using it for. I run a small business and just wanted a color laser printer so I could print documents with the POP of color vs. the black color printe...

Affordable Home laser printers are fine for office type documents. Not art or photograph. You’re better off getting a used A4 laser printer from the past 5-6 years + and a new A3 ink tank printer for your son. For the laser Ive found the Brother HL is decent and the WiFi connection to print docs from Mac and IPhone via AirPrint has been problem free for me.

After all of the complaints from other users about the fussy wifi, my heart sank when I got this printer and saw that I had failed to check the specs to confirm the presence of a network port. It doesn't not have one -- that's a different model. So I got to fight with the wifi. I gave up. Oh, did I ...

I've had a Brother HL-L3210CW (colour laser/LED) for a couple of years, and can honestly say it's the first printer I've ever used which I haven't felt like throwing across the room. It remains plugged into power 24/7, but goes into sleep mode and connected to wi-fi. I can leave it unattended for weeks, but the moment I want to print something, it fires into life and produces perfect output every time. I suppose it's still fairly young, but it never jams or fails to feed the paper, and never has any issues with print quality.

I got this for my small business to print brochures, but the more it was printing the worse photo quality got. It didn't take long for the photos to look just awful. It's a great b&w and color printer as long as you're only printing text and illustrations, but don't get it if you'll be printing phot...

Here are some things to keep in mind if purchasing this for home use to replace a multi-purpose inkjet. It does not make copies, which was the other feature on my inkjet that I primarily used. It is heavier and larger than I thought it would be. The last thing, it draws a lot power when it is runnin...

The print quality is what one would expect from a digital printer at a very competitive price. The troubleshooting help - removing from offline printing and moving off sleep mode is not helpful. I needed a computer consultant to help me with the set-up ($60.00).