Brother MFC-L3770CDW

If it's not going to provide the same quality as the Canon but closer to the lower-tier Brother model, I'd save the money and just get the MFC-L3770CDW. Obviously it's not gonna be inkjet-quality regardless, and mostly this will just be for the occasional color graphics, but if I'm already going to spend almost $300 to get a printer with a duplex scanner (MFC-L2750DW) I might as well check the box on color printing too.

I went to every Office Supply available in the area to replace my broken Brother Laser Jet Color printer. None was available. So I went online to Amazon and there they were. I purchased one for twice the amount due to a "shortage" of supply. Arrived in good condition and toook four hours to set up. ...

the brother mfc printers are true workhorses. mine has run for 7 years and tens of thousands of pages (drum replaced of course)

I purchased this printer for a dept of 5 users within our company. From day 1, the printer had 3 visible specks on every single printout but no one in the dept bothered to let me know until almost 50 days later. So 1st let me own up to the fact that - Yes, we missed the Amazon window of return by 30...

I recently an using a new BrotherMFC in an office and it's awesome. The office has to upgrade because the old HP couldn't support the new Mac OS and the printer was having problems with the fax. When I ask big company IT guys they always say go with Brother.

When our old all-in-one surrendered to old age, we spent weeks trying to find a good replacement. Every single printer we looked at had too many unhappy customers. Too many complaints of odd failures, random issues and wasted ink. We came across this and noticed the cheaper print cost and the genera...

I picked up a Brother MFC-L3770CDW a couple of days ago and so far it seems like it will do what I need it to. I haven't found many comments online about the printer other than reviews on sites like Best Buy and such. And of course, I feel most of the 1 star reviews I read about the printer are from people who don't know what they are doing let alone understand how a laser printer works. I never owned a Brother printer before only an IBM 4019 - a glorious tank that bellowed ozone and would not die, and couple HP inkjets.

When our traditional inkjet desktop printer finally died last month, we weren't surprised - we always knew that the day would come when it would finally happen. We run a group practice and we print a lot of documents. So when it came a time, to shop for a printer; it was a little bit daunting. First...

The Brother MFC-L3770CDW has relatively high running costs. If you're willing to spend a bit more, look at the Canon Color imageCLASS MF743Cdw and HP Color LaserJet Pro M479fdw (both use the same underlying Canon print engine). Canon and HP laser printers do allow you to run cartridges past end of life, but image quality obviously isn't going to be guaranteed.

I've unpacked and set up a fair number of printers in my life, and have never had problems like this one. This printer contains four "drum units", and each drum unit contains a separate toner cartridge. Inside the drum unit is a single, very thin, very fragile wire, known as a "Corona Wire", which i...