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The reliable Brother MFC-L3770CDW compact digital color all-in-one printer is ideal for home or small offices looking for laser printer performance and need full-featured performance including print, copy, scan and fax. Affordably add color for vivid images on all your documents. Help increase productivity with quick print speeds of up to 25ppm, scan speeds up to 29ipm black and 22ipm color plus single-pass duplex copy and scan. Robust construction ensures that the MFC-L3770CDW works as hard as you do. With Brother affordable increased yield toner options, there’s never been a better time to add a Brother digital color printer to your home or small office looking for laser printer quality. Choose from Standard or High-Yield toner to help make color printing even more economical. Toner Save Mode also helps you save on toner costs. Flexible paper handling includes up to 250-sheet capacity adjustable paper tray so you can print longer with less refills. The up to 50-sheet automatic document feeder helps save time with multi-page copy, scan and fax. The up to 30-sheet capacity multi-purpose tray tackles diverse print needs and handles a variety of paper types and sizes. The Brother MFC-L3770CDW offers connection options with built-in wireless, Ethernet and Wi-Fi Direct or connect locally to a single computer via USB interface. Offers NFC “touch to connect” printing and scanning(3) plus print wirelessly from your desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet. (1) Print-from and scan-to popular cloud apps(2) directly from the 3. 7" color touchscreen including Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, OneNote and more. Create custom shortcuts using the touchscreen for your most used features. The Brother MFC-L3770CDW compact digital color all-in-one has a one-year limited with free online, call, or live chat support for the life of your printer. Disclaimers: 1. Requires connection to a wireless network. 2. Requires internet connection and an account with desired service. 3. The mobile device must have NFC capability and run Android OS 4. 4 or later. 4. Approximate yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19798 (Letter/A4). 5. Drum yield is approximate and may vary based on type of use.

Consumer Reports

Color laser printers are built with professionals or small businesses in mind; they’re expensive and the toner isn’t cheap, at around $75 annually. But there’s a reason why certain people buy them and love them.
When it comes to graphics, they blow both inkjets and black-and-white lasers out of the water with sharp, accurately saturated images. And their text performance is stellar as well. 
The Brother MFC-L3770CDW sits near the top of our ratings in this category, and it’s quite inexpensive for a color laser model. If you’re looking for the best possible performance, you may want to consider the somewhat more expensive HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw, which gets our top rating for graphics and delivers slightly lower toner cost estimates of $57 a year.

Color laser printers are built with professionals or small businesses in mind; they’re expensive and the toner isn’t cheap, at around $75 annually. But there’s a reason certain people buy them and love them.When it comes to graphics, they blow inkjets and black-and-white lasers out of the water with sharp, accurately saturated images. Their text performance is stellar as well. The Brother MFC-L3770CDW sits near the top of our ratings in this category, and it’s quite inexpensive for a color laser model. If you’re looking for the best possible performance, you may want to consider the somewhat more expensive HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw, which gets our top rating for graphics and delivers slightly lower toner cost estimates of $57 a year.

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r/BuyItForLife

r/printers

 After complaining to three levels of tech support at Brother and pulling the corporate buyer card – they agreed to replace my drum kit for free.  TONER CARTRIDGES DON’T LAST PRINTER WON’T PRINT UNTIL YOU REPLACE THEM  According to the page counter, this printer has printed about 4700 documents in five months. We manually kept track of the before/after number in between replacing cartridges. We get about 500 black/white printouts from a high yield cartridge before it forces you to replace the toner cartridge

  LIFE OF DRUM WARRANTY KIT REPLACEMENT I now decide to move on & contact Brother regarding the problem since the printer has a 1 year warranty – right? WRONG- the drums are considered a consumable printer part and are NOT covered under the 1 year warranty. The drums only have a 90 day warranty. There are 4 drums in this unit at approx $80.00/each

 The printer literally stops printing until you change the cartridge. When you take the cartridge out, you can tell that it still has a substantial amount of toner left in it. It’s definitely not empty. Don’t quote me on this BUT I think B@RoTHER is currently embroiled in a lawsuit where they are being accused of doing this deliberately to sell more toner

 I asked ETech Express to confirm if this was a brand new item (not refurb) and if that is the case, why would the drum already have scratches on it? I immediately received an automated response telling me that I missed my window of return with no attempt to address to my questions or concerns. Basically, you and the printer are no longer our problem.  LIFE OF DRUM WARRANTY KIT REPLACEMENT I now decide to move on & contact Brother regarding the problem since the printer has a 1 year warranty – right? WRONG- the drums are considered a consumable printer part and are NOT covered under the 1 year warranty. The drums only have a 90 day warranty

$700.00 PIECE OF GARBAGE

 It receives the print jobs over wifi, wakes up, and spits out quality prints faster than anything we have owned in the past.  - Previous printers would randomly lose connection with the network or refuse to scan to certain computers. With the exception of one software update, this printer has never forgotten where it was or declined to cooperate with any of the 7 computers, 2 tables or 2 phones that print to it or receive data from it.  - The cost per page is much lower than with an inkjet

 Too many complaints of odd failures, random issues and wasted ink.  We came across this and noticed the cheaper print cost and the generally higher level of customer satisfaction. I had experience with BROTHER branded printers at work, and we had a few BROTHER label printers, so we decided to splurge and get this more expensive option.  I work from home as does my wife, and 4 of my kids are doing distance learning from home

 Toner last longer, puts out more pages, is less likely to hold you hostage because the magenta is out or some nonsense.  - Not that it matters too much, but it is a good looking machine and doesn't take up much more space than a standard residential printer.  All in all, if you have the extra cash to spend up front, this thing will make it worth your while and may even pay for itself in the long run. We are very glad that we spent the extra money and don't have any complaints about this machine after several months of use, which seems to be very rare these days with modern residential printers

We were starting to wonder if there were no decent printers left in the world...

 The toner cartridge are much cleaner solution. And I suspect we'll get many more prints out of a cartridge. The quality of the plastics and controls is noticeably better than the previous HP models we've had.

Delighted previously using HP 8710

Smaller models, like the MFC-L3770CDW, are even worse (managing just 6 ppm duplex). This is a consequence of their very long duplex paper paths due to the [lack of secondary transfer rollers](https://www.reddit.com/r/printers/comments/muhnqv/musings_on_the_image_transfer_stage_of_brother/)

  

Budget: Ideally $700 can go to $1000

Country: Australia

Colour or black and white: Colour

Laser or ink printer: Laser 

New or used: New 

Multi-function: Yes

Scan Duplex: yes needs to be automatic from machine (not from app on phone or computer)

Printing duplex: yes

Scanning mechanism: ADF 

Home or business: Small Business

Printing content: Documents

Pages per minute: around 20-30

Page size: A4

Connection: Ethernet

<div class="md">Budget: Ideally $700 can go to $1000

Country: Australia

Colour or black and white: Colour

Laser or ink printer: Laser

New or used: New

Multi-function: Yes

Scan Duplex: needs to be automatic from machine (not from app on phone or computer), needs to duplex automatically, not have the user feed back in to machine manually

Printing duplex: yes

Scanning mechanism: ADF

Home or business: Small Business

Printing content: Documents

Pages per minute: around 20-30

Page size: A4

Connection: Ethernet

Other: needs to have scan from printer to email (setting up smtp office 365 on printer, not sending to computer like Brother)
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Printer for small business

Keeping entry-level color lasers supplied with consumables, such as toner and imaging drums, is expensive compared with higher-end, high-volume laser-class AIOs and laser alternative inkjets. The good news for the MFC-L3770CDW is that its black cost per page (CPP) of 2.6 cents is comparably low, but not low enough to allow you to print anywhere near its 1,500-page recommended print volume without spending too much money. At 15

6 cents is comparably low, but not low enough to allow you to print anywhere near its 1,500-page recommended print volume without spending too much money. At 15.5 cents, its color CPP is in line with competing models. But again, if you stretch your printing numbers up to the recommended print volume, it's going to cost you over time

 That's an inch here and there larger and a few pounds heavier than the Canon model, but slightly smaller and lighter than another somewhat costlier and beefier Canon AIO, the Color imageClass MF731Cdw. HP's entry-level Color LaserJet Pro MFP M281fdw is, on the other hand, several inches smaller in all directions and weighs about 10 pounds less than the MFC-L3770CDW.

 Overall, it provides better value for your company's money&mdash;just enough to edge the MFC-L3770CDW into the Editors' Choice slot for entry-level color laser-class AIOs.

Brother MFC-L3770CDW Review

 We connect to it from our work and personal laptops, iPhones and iPads without a problem. Scanning works very easily and I can easily send out via email. We have ours setup to work via WiFi, which we love - no wires! One minor issue is that it does seem to move into pause mode on rare occasions and I need to hit the wakeup button, but generally it wakes itself just fine for any PC so I think that may be my home WiFi acting up.

 We have ours setup to work via WiFi, which we love - no wires! One minor issue is that it does seem to move into pause mode on rare occasions and I need to hit the wakeup button, but generally it wakes itself just fine for any PC so I think that may be my home WiFi acting up.

Quiet, crisp output and packed with modern features!

 There was an issue with print jobs not starting up because the printer was in idle mode, and something was not seeming to connect. We learned that by adding the printer into our computer system through the printers IP address solved that problem.  Highly recommended purchase, one of our office favorites this year !.

  We knew that we wanted to move over from an inkjet to a laser printer. We knew that we needed to find an "all in one" with fax, scan and all of the basic office bells and whistles. When "Brother" came up, we were intially hesitant to buy it because we weren't too familiar with this brand. Compared to HP printers or other competing brands, the "brother" brand seemed unknown

WE NEEDED THIS IN OUR OFFICE, and we didn't even know it.

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The Brother mfc-l8900cdw color laser all-in-one is ideal for offices and small workgroups with higher print volumes. Brother genuine super High-Yield 6,500-page replacement toner cartridges (approximate yield based on ISO/IEC 19798) deliver low cost output. Print/copy up to 33 pages per minute in black and color (1). Gigabit Ethernet/wireless networking. 70-Page capacity auto document feeder with two-sided scanning at up to 58ipm; legal-size scan glass. Automatic duplex printing. Print from/scan to mobile devices over a wireless network (3). Scan to a variety of destinations. 5.0" color touchscreen display with customizable shortcuts. Advanced security features for network user authentication Plus device access restriction.


(1) Based on one-sided printing. Change from default setting required.

(2) Requires connection to a wireless network. 

(3) Requires an Internet connection and an account with desired service.

(4) Approximate cartridge yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19798 (letter/A4).

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The local Staples has both the Brother MFC-L8900CDW and HP M479fdw all-in-one printers in stock. I want something that is going to be very reliable and long lasting while also having good print and scan quality.

ldproducts.com/Brother/Compatible/Laser-Toner/Super-HY-Bulk-Set/TN436BK/98477-Product.html.

With the latter choice, you will be locked into paying those higher costs for the life of the printer... One commonly overlooked advantage from larger printers such as the MFC-L8900CDW, comes from the ability to use larger toner cartridges which brings the cost per page down significantly

 This works out to a per-page cost as low as 2 cents per ISO color page. https://www.ldproducts.com/Brother/Compatible/Laser-Toner/Super-HY-Bulk-Set/TN436BK/98477-Product

I'm looking at these two models, as well as the Canon MF743Cdw.  The Canon has significantly better reviews on Rtings than the MFC-L3770CDW as far as the quality of color printing.  Of course it is also a higher "tier" of printer with a higher price tag.  

On Rtings, there is a pretty definite "progression" in terms of color image quality as you move farther up the stack - for example the Canon MF644Cdw is obviously worse than the MF743Cdw, and the Brother HL-3270CDW is obviously worse than the MFC-L3770CDW.  However, they don't have a review for the MFC-L8900CDW.

If I go to the Brother MFC-L8900CDW, will I get a step in image quality that brings it reasonably comparable to the Canon MF743Cdw?  Or at least, is the color quality notably better than the L3770CDW?

The prices are:

* Brother MFC-L3770CDW - $430
* Canon MF743CDW - $530
* Brother MFC-L8900CDW - $550

That's pretty much what I've narrowed it down to - I need duplex scanning and if I'm going to shell out that much I'll also take the step to at least entry level color, since it doesn't look like I'll be going back to the office anytime soon.  I don't really have a ton of requirements other than that, although good Linux support would be nice.  I'm familiar with what Brother does there and it's generally fine.  Not interested in HP units.

The canon one seems to have complaints about its ADF unfortunately, which is kind of the whole reason for an upgrade in the first place.  But the color image quality does seem to be notably better than the MFC-L3770CDW.

If there's a worthwhile step in color print quality, I'll do the MFC-L8900CDW, otherwise if it's not then I'll go with the cheaper model.  I don't mind spending what the Canon costs, but I'd rather go with the Brother MFC-L8900CDW for the driver support/etc.  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.  Just not sure if it's worth stepping up to the higher tier model, or if it's not really any notable difference and I should just check the box with the lower tier model and move on.

<div class="md">I&#39;m looking at these two models, as well as the Canon MF743Cdw. The Canon has significantly better reviews on Rtings than the MFC-L3770CDW as far as the quality of color printing. Of course it is also a higher &quot;tier&quot; of printer with a higher price tag. 

On Rtings, there is a pretty definite &quot;progression&quot; in terms of color image quality as you move farther up the stack - for example the Canon MF644Cdw is obviously worse than the MF743Cdw, and the Brother HL-3270CDW is obviously worse than the MFC-L3770CDW. However, they don&#39;t have a review for the MFC-L8900CDW.

If I go to the Brother MFC-L8900CDW, will I get a step in image quality that brings it reasonably comparable to the Canon MF743Cdw? Or at least, is the color quality notably better than the L3770CDW?

The prices are:

<ul>
<li>Brother MFC-L3770CDW - $430</li>
<li>Canon MF743CDW - $530</li>
<li>Brother MFC-L8900CDW - $550</li>
</ul>

That&#39;s pretty much what I&#39;ve narrowed it down to - I need duplex scanning and if I&#39;m going to shell out that much I&#39;ll also take the step to at least entry level color, since it doesn&#39;t look like I&#39;ll be going back to the office anytime soon. I don&#39;t really have a ton of requirements other than that, although good Linux support would be nice. I&#39;m familiar with what Brother does there and it&#39;s generally fine. I&#39;ve also seen the MFC-L8900CDW in person and the size is fine (obviously a big unit though). Not interested in HP.

The canon one seems to have complaints about its ADF unfortunately, which is kind of the whole reason for an upgrade in the first place. But the color image quality does seem to be notably better than the MFC-L3770CDW.

If there&#39;s a worthwhile step in color print quality, I&#39;ll do the MFC-L8900CDW, otherwise if it&#39;s not then I&#39;ll go with the cheaper model. I don&#39;t mind spending what the Canon costs, but I&#39;d rather go with a Brother for the driver support/etc. If it&#39;s not going to provide the same quality as the Canon but closer to the lower-tier Brother model, I&#39;d save the money and just get the MFC-L3770CDW.

Obviously it&#39;s not gonna be inkjet-quality regardless, and mostly this will just be for the occasional color graphics, but if I&#39;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. Just not sure if it&#39;s worth stepping up to the higher tier model, or if it&#39;s not really any notable difference and I should just check the box with the lower tier model and move on.
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Brother MFC-L3770CDW vs MFC-L8900CDW

https://www.quill.com/brother-mfc-l8900cdw-usb-wireless-network-ready-color-laser-all-one-printer/cbs/53886352.html

What would you like to accomplish?

*Replacing an HP 3252DN that has reached EOL.*

Minimum Requirements:
Budget: $300-500 USD

Country: USA

Color or black and white: Color
Laser or ink printer: laser

New or used: new or professionally refurbished 

Multi-function: optional, need duplex ADF to make worthwhile

Duplex Printing: yes

Home or business: SoHo

Printing content: text, graphics, non-presentation quality photos

Printing frequency: daily, 700-2000 pages per month

Pages per minute : minimum 20 ppm

Page size: legal

Device printing from: Mac, iOS, Linux CUPS

Connection type: wired Ethernet (WiFi a perk but not needed), AirPrint required

Any other details: need to be able to use third party consumables. 250-300 sheet minimum input tray

<div class="md">What would you like to accomplish?

Replacing an HP 3252DN that has reached EOL.

Minimum Requirements:
Budget: $300-500 USD

Country: USA

Color or black and white: Color
Laser or ink printer: laser

New or used: new or professionally refurbished 

Multi-function: optional, need duplex ADF to make worthwhile

Duplex Printing: yes

Home or business: SoHo

Printing content: text, graphics, non-presentation quality photos

Printing frequency: daily, 700-2000 pages per month

Pages per minute : minimum 20 ppm

Page size: legal

Device printing from: Mac, iOS, Linux CUPS

Connection type: wired Ethernet (WiFi a perk but not needed), AirPrint required

Any other details: need to be able to use third party consumables. 250-300 sheet minimum input tray
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Purchase color laser

SO FAR THIS PRINTER IS WORKING GREAT FOR OUR NEEDS. I WORK FOR A SMALL BUSINESS AND WE RECENTLY DOWNSIZED TO THIS PRINTER FROM A BIG COPIER AND WE HAVE NO REGRETS SO FAR. THE ONLY COMPLAINT WE HAVE IS THE SCANNING SPEED, JUST WISH IT WAS A LITTLE BIT FASTER. OTHER THAN THAT WE ARE VERY SATISFIED WITH OUR PURCHASE

GREAT FOR WHAT WE NEEDED

 It had to scan and print duplex. The consumables had to be reasonably priced. Most importantly, it had to support web services like scanning to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box. It had to support cloud printing like Google Cloud Print

 My inkjet-based Epson was no longer cutting it. The ink cartridges were a pain, with nozzles drying up. The world had moved forward, and the Epson couldn’t scan directly to Google Drive. I was doing the USB drive shuffle to move files

Good machine, but has a few problems

 This is a mix of paper stock, with some booklets that I cut in half with a paper cutter, about 30-50 sheets double sided. After separating all of this into individual sheets, of all the varying content, the ADF handles it with aplomb except one item that is made of a very thin front sheet separated from a cardstock thickness back - this single document is not handled by the ADF so I have to take it out and use the flatbed scanner on this (or another scanner). The device really shines here. When scanned to searchable document, it auto rotates individual pages inside the PDF

 This is heavy, it is definitely a two person job to move or install it. Removing the packaging takes 10-15 minutes. From there, connecting to Wifi is very easy from the touchscreen. Connecting to OneDrive for Business uses a computer (one grants the connection from a web browser and then enters a numeric code onto the printer), and from there, it can scan directly to a folder on the OneDrive (or other consumer or business cloud services, SharePoint, etc) with ease

Brother MFC-L3770CDW vs Brother MFC-L8900CDW

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