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Keep your office running smoothly with the help of a Brother MFC-J4335DW INKvestment Tank Wireless Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer. This ink tank printer can produce up to 20 pages per minute in black and 19 pages per minute in color to tackle large jobs quickly. Create borderless photos, professional brochures and work sheets all from your phone with this wireless all-in-one printer. Built-in wireless (802.11b/g/n) allows you to print from virtually anywhere. Wireless all-in-one printer has Wi-Fi Direct printer technology to allow you to print from your phone or tablet. Prints borderless, full-color photos. Prints up to 20 pages per minute (ppm) (ISO) in black and 19 pages per minute (ppm) (ISO) in color. Up to 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution for crisp images. Copies up to 13 cpm (ISO) in black and 10.5 cpm (ISO) in color. Copy resolution up to 1200 x 1200 dpi. Flatbed scanner with an 8.5" x 11.7" scan area has a resolution up to 2400 x 1200 dpi. Ink tank printer works with reengineered INKvestment Tank ink cartridges to eliminate manual refilling. Auto duplex printer saves paper and money. 150-sheet input tray can accomplish large jobs. 30,000-sheet monthly volume. 1.8" LCD allows you to easily customize settings. 128MB memory for improved print, scan and copy speeds. Backed by the manufacturer’s 2-year limited warranty. Eco-conscious choice - has one or more meaningful eco-attributes or eco-labels. ENERGY STAR certified - meets federal guidelines for energy efficiency. Energy efficient - designed to use less energy than alternative products, potentially helping you save money and reduce your carbon footprint.

RTINGS

The best budget home printer we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It uses a hybrid cartridge&ndash;tank system, and although the cartridges are a little more expensive, the cost-per-print is still outstandingly low thanks to the excellent page yields. This helps keep you within your budget, even if you print a lot.

There's a high-resolution flatbed, an automatic document feeder, and built-in fax, great if you're looking for a budget option for a small home business. It prints documents at a good speed, meaning that you can get your work out fast. Also, it's easy to access paper jams and ink cartridges. The connectivity options are great, including Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service, so you'll have no problem connecting and printing from your phone or tablet anywhere in the house.

Unfortunately, it can't print via Bluetooth or directly from external media like USB flash drives and SD cards, which might be very limiting if you tend to carry work around on external devices. Also, the photos it prints look only okay, and it takes a very long time to print them. While it isn't available at some of our affiliate retailers, you might find it at some other stores near you. All in all, it's a good printer for family use if you're on a budget, and it's also one of the best printers with cheap ink we've tested.

If you're trying to save some money but still want good performance, the best budget wireless printer we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. Like every other model on this list, you can print wirelessly via Wi-Fi, Apple AirPrint, and Mopria Print Service. While you can find some other options that are cheaper than this one, we're still recommending it since it performs a lot better than most of its competitors.

You can print thousands of pages before its cartridges run out of ink, meaning you don't need to replace them too often. It's especially nice since the cartridges are definitely on the more expensive side, so at least you don't have to spend too much money on replacing them. If you need to scan, you'll be pleased with its flatbed scanner and automatic document feeder. The ADF, in particular, scans very quickly at 20PPM.

However, it has a lot of issues when printing photos. There's lots of graininess throughout the images, even if you print with the high-quality setting on. Some colors look off from their originals, with black looking especially washed out. Your photos won't look quite like their originals, which will likely bother you if you want to print some pictures to frame them. If you don't intend to print that many photos, it's still a good choice if you're on a budget and want something with wireless connectivity. It's also one of the best inkjet printers we've tested.

The best small office printer in the budget category we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This all-in-one color inkjet feels very well-built and gives easy access to the ink cartridges and potential paper jams. It has a decent display screen alongside a full physical keypad and navigation buttons that make it easy to navigate print and scan tasks.

Like the Brother MFC-J805DW INKvestment Tank that it replaces, it uses the INKvestment Tank, a hybrid cartridge&ndash;tank system, for excellent page yields at a superb cost-per-print. It helps you stay within your budget, and you can also go longer without replacing the cartridges. It has a flatbed scanner with a high scan resolution, an automatic document feeder, and built-in fax if you need it. It also warms up to print documents very quickly, and connectivity is great, including Wi-Fi and an Ethernet port.

Unfortunately, it can't print directly from external media like USB flash drives, which is limiting in some situations. Also, it's slow at printing pictures, and the photo quality is only alright, with washed-out blacks and plenty of grain throughout the photo. It's currently difficult to find through our affiliates, but you'll likely have better luck finding it through Office Depot or some small shops near you. All in all, this printer is great for a small business on a budget.

If you're on a budget, the best color printer for office use we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This unit uses Brother's proprietary INKvestment Tank, with a cartridge and internal tank hybrid ink system for excellent page yields at a superb cost-per-print. This means that the ink costs will also remain low over time, even if you print often.

It prints color and black and white documents fairly quickly, and it takes about 11 seconds to print out a single page after the printer goes unused for an hour. It's great if you have frequent short print jobs. It has a flatbed scanner with an extremely high interpolated scan resolution for capturing even the finest of details, a single-side automatic document feeder, and built-in fax. There's an Ethernet port and Wi-Fi connectivity for networking, and it also supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service to print from mobile devices.

Unfortunately, it isn't the best choice for making photo prints since pictures only look okay, with plenty of grain and washed-out blacks that affect many small details. It also prints photos very slowly, taking more than a minute and a half to print a typical 4&quot; x 6&quot; photo. Also, this model is hard to find available at most retailers, but you may be able to find it in stock at some smaller stores near you. All in all, it's a great color printer for office use if you're on a budget, and it's also one of the best printers with cheap ink we've tested.

If none of these other options fit your price range and you're looking for something more affordable, the best budget printer we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It's at a higher price point than the other options here, but it has outstanding page yields thanks to its INKvestment Tank ink system. Its cost-per-print is superb, so you can print a lot even if you spend a little.

It prints very quickly, getting both multi-page black text documents and color documents out with little wait. Additionally, it has a good array of scanner features, including a high-resolution flatbed, a fast-scanning automatic document feeder, and built-in OCR to turn your notes or documents into searchable digital files. The connectivity options are great, as it includes an Ethernet port, wireless network connectivity via Wi-Fi, Apple AirPrint, and Mopria Print Service, among others.

Sadly, it prints mediocre-looking photos with lots of grain and washed-out blacks, and since its color accuracy is only alright, photos will look noticeably different from their originals. It's also very slow when printing photos. That said, its overall printing performance and the longevity of its ink cartridges make it a great printer at a budget price, and it's also one of the best inkjet printers we've tested.

The best all-in-one printer for students we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This all-in-one unit is the replacement for the Brother MFC-J805DW INKvestment Tank, and, like its predecessor, it uses the INKvestment Tank system for excellent page yields at an outstandingly low cost-per-print.

The design allows easy access to paper jams, and it feels well-built. It warms up very quickly to print out the first page, and the overall printing speeds are fast. The scanning features include a flatbed with an outstanding scan resolution and an automatic document feeder for multi-page documents, perfect for scanning handwritten notes, sketches, or long articles. It connects wirelessly via Wi-Fi Direct, Apple AirPrint, and Mopria Print Service, or you can use the companion app to print, scan, and copy from your phone.

Unfortunately, it doesn't support Bluetooth, which might be inconvenient for some. The photos it prints look only okay, with washed-out blacks and plenty of grain throughout the photo. It also takes a long time to print them. Fortunately, colors have decent accuracy, which should be fine for casual. All in all, it's a great all-in-one printer that should fit the needs of any student, and it's also one of the best printers with cheap ink that we've tested.

If you're on a budget but still want a decent-quality all-in-one, the Brother MFC-J4335DW might be a good fit. It uses Brother's INKvestment Tank, a hybrid cartridge&ndash;supertank system, and yields over 2,000 black prints and roughly 800 color prints. Even though the replacement cartridges are a bit expensive, the cost-per-print is still remarkably low, so it's still an economical choice in the long run.

It prints very quickly, allowing you to get your documents out without having to wait. It has a good array of scanner features, including a fast-scanning automatic document feeder for multi-page documents, a high-resolution flatbed for your photos, and built-in fax for older transmissions. Thanks to its great connectivity options, you can print from a variety of devices including iPhones, Android devices, and laptop and desktop computers.

Unfortunately, it prints only alright-looking photos, even if you use &quot;High&quot; photo printing quality. Color accuracy is only okay, and blacks look washed out, which causes photos to lose out on small details. This model is a bit hard to find through major retailers, but you might still find it through some local stores. Overall, it's a great and affordable option that can get the job done.

The best all-in-one printer for home use with cheap ink that we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This color inkjet uses Brother's INKvestment Tank, which uses a combination of ink tanks and cartridges to yield an excellent number of pages. Its cost-per-print is outstandingly cheap, so it's a very efficient printer given the cost of new cartridges.

It has a flatbed scanner with a high scan resolution and an automatic document feeder, making it well-suited for digitizing family photos or important documents. It prints very quickly and should produce a full essay or report in under a minute, meaning you won't have to sit waiting. The connectivity options include Apple AirPrint, Mopria Print Service, and Wi-Fi Direct, so you can easily print from many different devices.

Unfortunately, it doesn't support third-party cartridges, but there are XL cartridges that provide higher page yields and a better cost-per-print. Also, it uses three separate color cartridges, so you only need to replace the colors that run out. The photos it prints look only okay, so you're better off getting a dedicated photo printer if you do a lot of photo printing. Also, this model is hard to find available at most retailers, but you may be able to find it in stock at some smaller stores near you. It's a well-rounded family printer, and it's the best home printer with cheap ink that we've tested.

The best black and white printer we've tested in the budget category is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It uses Brother's INKvestment cartridge system, which uses cartridges similar to a regular inkjet printer. However, these cartridges drain the ink into reservoir tanks to optimize ink usage and prevent print heads from drying out. Thanks to this system, it has excellent page yields and an outstanding cost-per-print.

It doesn't take a long time to print the first page, and subsequent pages come out impressively fast. It has good connectivity options, including Wi-Fi Direct and an Ethernet port, and you can use it for faxing. Additionally, there's a high-resolution flatbed scanner that can capture impressive details of any scanned item. There's also an automatic document feeder that can hold around 20 pages; however, it can't perform automatic duplex scanning, so you'll have to manually flip pages over when scanning long documents.

Unfortunately, the power cord can't be easily removed or replaced if it's damaged, and the USB-B port to connect the printer to your computer is inconveniently under the scan bed. Due to the specialized cartridge system, it can't accept third-party cartridges. It also can't print from an external storage device or over a Bluetooth connection. That said, it's an extremely high-performing all-in-one inkjet printer for its price point.

If you're on a budget, look no further than the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This all-in-one uses a hybrid cartridge&ndash;tank system, which yields significantly more pages than a typical inkjet with traditional cartridges. While it doesn't yield as many pages as a supertank printer does, it's still much higher than the yields on other budget printers, so you'll save a lot of money since you won't need to buy replacements as often.

Like the other all-in-one printers on this list, it has a flatbed scanner to scan anything from a single sheet of paper to a thick textbook, and there's an automatic document feeder to quickly process those longer documents. It scans very quickly, at 20 PPM, so you won't need to wait long to digitize your forms, recipes, or handwritten notes. Likewise, you won't have to wait too long for monochrome or color prints, either, but photos take more time at almost 100 seconds.

Photo printing quality is okay, but you need to print them with the &quot;High&quot; quality option to prevent excessive banding. It also struggles to reproduce dark blues accuracy, but pictures of the skies and oceans still look fine. Also, it isn't available at some of our affiliate retailers, but you might find it at some other stores near you. All in all, if you're looking for a budget option but don't want to spend a fortune on ink, this hybrid model is a decent choice for home use.

The best budget printer we've tested is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This all-in-one can print many pages for both black and color ink, with a bit over 2000 for black pages and around 800 for color pages. You won't need to replace the cartridges as often as you do with other inexpensive models, which helps running costs stay low and keeps you within your budget. This model is hard to find available at most retailers, but you may be able to find it in stock at some smaller stores near you.

It has a flatbed scanner with extendable hinges, meaning you can scan thick items like textbooks or manuals with no fuss. Also, there's built-in OCR technology that creates searchable and editable versions of your scans. The automatic document feeder processes multi-page documents quickly at 20 PPM; documents print fairly fast, too, though photos take more time at over a minute and a half.

Unfortunately, printed photos are grainy; this is especially noticeable in faces. Also, there's a lot of vertical banding in photos, especially if you print in 'Normal' quality instead of 'High' quality. The printer struggles to print natural colors, blues, and blacks accurately, and its color range isn't very wide. If you're on a budget and looking for the best color printer for printing and scanning documents, this is a decent choice.

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While the Brother MFCJ4335DW has some weak points, its overall performance stood out in the pack. It has among the lowest operating costs in our lineup and is fast and easy to use. What sets the MFCJ433DW apart from the rest is its cost-to-performance ratio. It doesn't do any one thing superbly, but can pump out documents at a decent speed for a very affordable price, making it a great choice for a home office where cost and efficiency are the deciding factors.
It's worth mentioning that the MFCJ433DW had some issues with photo and graphic reproduction. While it did a decent job across a variety of photo prints, nothing stood out as exceptional. Graphics had some noticeable blurriness in parts of the text, but the resolution was overall sharp. The text also appeared to lose clarity at smaller scales and lighter grayscale shades printed notably faint. Otherwise, the printer had exceptional affordability considering both buy-in and lifetime costs. This is where the MFCJ433DW shines–cartridge replacements are affordable relative to the number of pages you're able to print per, and overall quality metrics of this machine are above average across the board. A fantastic buy for the home office in need of decent, fast prints at a great price.

If you're looking for a printer for home use, a more modest mid-range model might be a better choice. We recommend the Brother MFC-J4335DW, one of the best wireless printers for home use we've tested. You can print thousands of pages before its cartridges run out of ink, reducing the frequency at which you need to replace them, which is a plus because the cartridges are a little expensive. The cost per print is still very low, and you can get XL cartridges that'll last longer, which might be cheaper in the long run, not to mention more environmentally friendly. Its ADF-equipped scanner scans up to 20 pages per minute and has OCR (optical character recognition) capability, allowing you to scan documents into text files, so you can easily search for keywords. It prints very detailed photos but doesn't have the widest color range, and its color accuracy is only passable.

If you're looking for something even cheaper but don't want to go too cheap, the mid-range Brother MFC-J4335DW might be more compelling. It's an all-in-one inkjet model that yields around 2200 black and 800 color pages, and you can get XL cartridges that'll last even longer. Of course, it'll never match the page yield or cost-per-print of a supertank printer like the models we recommend above, but for a printer that uses ink cartridges, it's mighty impressive.

It produces high-quality black and color documents, and although it doesn't have the best color accuracy or color range, printed photos still look very detailed. It prints quickly at 17 black or 15 color pages per minute, and it doesn't take too long to wake from sleep and get a page out. You get USB and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as support for Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service.

Our pick for the best mid-range office printer is the Brother MFC-J4335DW, an all-in-one inkjet model. It has USB and Wi-Fi connectivity, and it supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service, so you don't need to install drivers or third-party apps when printing from a mobile device. Its regular ink cartridges yield a large number of prints, around 2000 black and 800 color prints, and you can further increase the yield with XL ink cartridges. It prints black and color documents fairly quickly, and it takes about 11 seconds to warm up and get a single page out.

Unfortunately, although it has a scanner with an automatic document feeder, it doesn't support duplex scanning, meaning scanning double-sided sheets can be very time-consuming. It prints black and color documents exceptionally well, but it isn't the best choice for printing photos as printed pictures look grainy with washed-out blacks. It's compatible with Brother's outstanding mobile app, which allows you to print, scan, copy, perform maintenance tasks, and order supplies.

Brother is a Japanese company that started making sewing machines under the name Yasui Sewing Machine in the early 1900s. The Brother name has been around since 1955, and the company has since expanded its portfolio to include products like typewriters, desktop computers, and printers. Currently, their printers are in two categories: home and business. Most of their home printers are inkjets due to their versatility and lower cost, while their business-oriented printers are mostly laser models, like the Brother MFC-L3770CDW Laser, which are better at quickly handling big print jobs. Brother printer cartridges generally last a long time, making them cost-effective options for those who print a lot.

For most people, the best Brother printer is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It produces outstanding quality documents and prints pretty quickly at 17 black or 15 color pages per minute. For photo printing, it doesn't have the widest color range or the best accuracy, but the photos are still visually-pleasing and extremely detailed. Its ink cartridges yield around 2200 black and 800 color prints, and they're relatively inexpensive, making the cost for each print remarkably cheap. It has USB and Wi-Fi connectivity, and it supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service. The scanner produces amazing quality scans and can process up to 20 pages per minute through the automatic feeder; however, it doesn't support duplex scanning, so you'll have to scan double-sided sheets manually.

If you need something for a small office, check out the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a monochrome all-in-one laser unit that excels at printing black-and-white documents. This model also has many cheaper variants that perform almost identically but have fewer features, like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, so you can easily find something that fits your budget.

If you find our top pick a little too expensive, you can save some money with a modest mid-range model. We recommend the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It connects via Wi-Fi or USB and supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service. You can also use the companion app to print, scan, and copy from your smartphone. It doesn't take long to wake from sleep and prints quickly at 17 black or 15 color pages per minute. Its ink cartridges yield around 2200 black and 800 color prints, so you don't need to worry about spending too much on replacement ink. Its ADF-equipped scanner processes up to 20 pages per minute but doesn't support double-sided scanning, meaning you'll have to flip the pages manually.

If you want to save money with a more modest mid-range model, go with the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This inkjet all-in-one has four cartridges that yield over 2000 black and 800 color prints, and the cartridges are relatively inexpensive, meaning you won't have to spend too much on maintenance. It wakes up quickly and gets a single page out in only 11 seconds, prints 17 black or 15 color pages per minute, and supports automatic double-sided printing.

In terms of the print quality, black and color documents look amazing. Photos look detailed but slightly muted due to the printer's narrow color range, and there's some graininess in the pictures, too. You get USB and Wi-Fi connectivity along with Apple AirPrint support, so you don't need to go through the hassle of installing drivers or apps to use the printer. It has an ADF-equipped scanner that scans up to 20 pages per minute; however, it doesn't support duplex scanning, so you'll have to flip the pages manually when scanning double-sided sheets.

If you need something for home use but don't want to go too cheap, the mid-range price segment is where you'll find the best options. Our pick is the Brother MFC-J4335DW, an inkjet model. It's more compact and affordable than the laser models we recommend above, but you still get plenty of features, like an ADF-equipped scanner, wide connectivity options, and fast printing speed. It produces high-quality documents, and while it doesn't have the best color accuracy or color gamut, printed photos still look very detailed. Unlike cheap printers that tend to have a very low page yield, this model's ink cartridges yield roughly 2000 black and 800 color prints, which will help you save money in the long run. You can also get XL ink cartridges that'll last longer, further reducing maintenance.

If you just need a printer for home use, a more modest mid-range model might be a better option. We recommend the Brother MFC-J4335DW, one of the best printers for home use with cheap ink we've tested. Unlike our picks above, this model uses ink cartridges. It yields roughly 2,000 black and 800 color prints, which isn't as good as supertank models but still outstanding, and you can get XL cartridges that'll last longer. It prints quickly at 17 black or 15 color pages per minute and supports automatic double-sided printing. The scanner processes up to 20 pages per minute through its automatic feeder and produces high-quality scans; however, it doesn't support duplex scanning.

If you need something modest for general home use, get the Brother MFC-J4335DW, an all-in-one inkjet model. It's more compact than the laser models we recommend above, so it takes up less space, and you still get plenty of features, like an ADF-equipped scanner and plenty of connectivity options. It's fully compatible with Chrome OS and works straight out of the box without needing to install any drivers or third-party apps.

It uses four ink cartridges&mdash;the usual cyan, magenta, yellow, and black&mdash;and yields around 2000 black and 800 color prints. It means you won't need to replace the ink cartridges often unless you print a lot, and even then, the cartridges are relatively cheap, so your maintenance cost won't rise too quickly. It produces outstanding black and color documents, and it's pretty fast, pushing out 17 black or 15 color pages per minute. As for photos, it prints very fine details, but it struggles to reproduce bright, saturated colors, as well as very light and dark shades.

If you want something more modest for home use, get the Brother MFC-J4335DW. This all-in-one inkjet model feels very well built despite its price and packs tons of features to satisfy most household needs. With AirPrint support, you can connect to the printer easily and start printing right away, saving you precious time. Its printing speed is great, churning out 17 black or 15 color pages per minute, and it can print double-sided automatically. The ink cartridges are good for around 2200 black and 800 color prints, and you can get high-yield cartridges that'll last even longer. The only downsides are that it doesn't support duplex scanning or print particularly good photos, as they come out looking grainy and washed out. If those things don't matter to you, then the MFC-J4335DW is a great option.

Our best mid-range inkjet pick is the Brother MFC-J4335DW, a simple all-in-one printer that's designed for home use. It prints over 2000 color and 800 black pages before you need to replace the ink cartridges, so the cost-per-print is very low, and it's eligible for Brother's ink subscription service, which might further help save some cash. Its printing speed is great, but you'll have to refill the input tray often during large print jobs because it can only hold 150 sheets of paper.

It has an ADF-equipped scanner that processes up to 20 pages per minute, plenty of connectivity options, and mobile app support. It prints exceptionally high-quality documents, and while it doesn't have the best color range and accuracy, it still produces very detailed photos. Overall, it's a great option for most households and one of the best all-in-one inkjet printers we've tested.

For a more mid-range option intended for home use, we recommend the Brother MFC-J4335DW, one of the best color printers we've tested. This well-built inkjet all-in-one has plenty of features and a high page yield to help keep your maintenance costs low. You can connect to the printer via USB or Wi-Fi, and it's compatible with Brother's mobile companion app, which you can use to print, scan, copy, and perform maintenance tasks. It prints quickly at 17 black or 15 color pages per minute and doesn't take long to wake from sleep. It produces high-quality documents, and while it doesn't have the best color accuracy or color range, printed photos still look very detailed. Its ADF-equipped scanner scans up to 20 pages per minute but doesn't support duplex scanning, so you'll still have to flip the pages manually when scanning double-sided sheets.

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The MFC-J4335DW prints, scans, copies, works as a standalone fax machine, and lets you send faxes from your computer using either Brother's faxing app or a driver that will let you fax from almost any Windows program.

The MFC-J4335DW offers exceptional speed and capability for the total cost of ownership. If your scanning needs are minimal enough that you don't need an ADF, and you also don't print much, the Brother MFC-J1205W offers a low enough cost per page that you might want to consider it for its lower initial price, or you might consider the Epson XP-4100 for its focus on photos and photo quality. Alternatively, if you must have at least manual duplexing for scanning, consider the Epson WF-3820. But the Brother MFC-J4335DW hits the Goldilocks' zone for enough features to make it our Editors' Choice for light duty inkjet AIO for personal to micro office use

 I also saw some exceedingly subtle banding in fills, but it was far less obvious than the banding most inkjet printers show using default settings. Photos on the recommended paper were solidly mid-level consumer quality, about what you'd get from having photos printed at Walmart or CVS.

7 cents per color page will save money compared with most printers with a lower price tag.

Brother MFC-J4335DW Review

 This is common with cheap budget printers, well, except for this one. This printer uses Brother's Ink Vestment Tank, which is a hybrid between traditional cartridge printers and super tank printers. Most traditional cartridges have a little ink-soaked sponge inside of them instead of just loose ink. Since a lot of the ink is in the sponge, you won't get every last drop out of it, which is really wasteful

 Of course, the Brother MFC J4335DW here is no exception. So let's get into how it performs and whether or not you should buy it. So first things first, the J4335DW is a mid-range budget printer designed for everyday at home use. It's an all-in-one inkjet model that's similar to other home office printers our brother makes, like the MFC J805DW and the MFC J995DW

 Of course, this can change depending on what you're printing and how much of each color is used, like in photos or color-coded spreadsheets, but you can definitely get a lot more out of it than a traditional inkjet. This model's incredibly high page yields mean that you won't be constantly buying new cartridges, which is really nice for your wallet. Considering the cost per print of a model you're interested in is a great way to see how much value you get out of a printer. This considers how much the cartridges cost and how many pages you actually get out of them

 You might not have known this, but we've been testing printers since May 2020, and since then we've tested over 100 models. We test all of our printers the exact same way so you can easily compare all of your options equally. Of course, the Brother MFC J4335DW here is no exception. So let's get into how it performs and whether or not you should buy it

The Brother MFC-J4335DW is a color inkjet printer with a flatbed scanner and automatic document feeder. It uses the INKvestment Tank, a hybrid cartridge–tank system, for amazing page yields at an outstandingly low cost-per-print.

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Brother MFC-J4335DW Printer Review - The Best Home Printer?

 Hey there, I'm Cassandra from inks.com. You might not have known this, but we've been testing

 printers since May 2020, and since then we've tested over 100 models. We test all of our

 printers the exact same way so you can easily compare all of your options equally. Of course,

 the Brother MFC J4335DW here is no exception. So let's get into how it performs and whether or not

 you should buy it. So first things first, the J4335DW is a mid-range budget printer designed

 for everyday at home use. It's an all-in-one inkjet model that's similar to other home office

 printers our brother makes, like the MFC J805DW and the MFC J995DW. So overall, the printer feels

 well-built. Most of its parts feel sturdy, like its flap-it scanner's lid and the display screen

 panel. However, the paper tray does feel a bit flimsy when being pulled out, so you'll have to

 be careful not to break it when moving it. As mentioned earlier, it's an inkjet printer,

 so of course there is a risk of the printheads clogging, but you can run a printhead cleaning

 to help fix that. The cartridges are easy to replace by pulling down the cartridge panel

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