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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.
</div>

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

A sweet duplex ADF scan-to-cloud with a nice printer thrown in.

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Upgrade Pick

Updated to improve office efficiency for the small or home office, the new Brother Compact Laser All in One includes multiple features to streamline the office experience. The up to 50 sheet automatic document feeder helps you save time with single pass duplex (two sided) copying and scanning. The MFC L2750DW also features multi page copying, scanning, and faxing. It leads the class by delivering lightning quick printing of up to 36 pages per minute with exceptional quality. This new model is the replacement for the dependable MFC L2740DW. This all in one laser printer offers “Touch to Connect” printing and scanning with the NFC feature that permits added consumer convenience. Users can print from and scan to multiple Cloud based services directly from the 2.7” color touchscreen, including Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, OneNote, and more. This all in one printer is designed with a 250 sheet paper capacity tray that helps improve efficiency with less refills. The MFC L2750DW can handle letter or legal sized paper and prints with exceptional quality. You can also save money by using Brother Genuine high yield (TN 760) or super high yield (TN 770) replacement cartridges, which are available through Amazon (also compatible with TN 730 replacement toner cartridge). The Brother Compact Laser All in One comes with a 1 year limited warranty and free online, call, or live chat support for the life of your printer. At Brother, we want to ensure that your experience with us is exceptional. If your home or small office is looking for an efficient and user friendly all in one printer, add the Brother MFC L2750DW to your Amazon shopping cart today. (1) Based on competing in class monochrome laser multifunction printers under 300 dollars. Print speed specifications gathered from manufacturer websites as of 1/9/2017.(2) Requires connection to a wireless network.(3) The mobile device must have NFC capability and run Android OS 4.4 or later.(4) Requires an Internet connection and an account with desired service.(5) TN 770 Super High yield vs. TN 730 Standard Yield. Up to three times more prints and lower printing costs based on yields and MSRP. Standard yield and Super High yield cartridges sold separately.(6) Approx. toner cartridge yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (letter/A4).(7) Reprinted from PCMag with permission. Copyright 2017 Ziff Davis, All Rights Reserved.(8) Approx. 300 pages per month in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (Letter/A4) using the 2 toners provided in box. Operating Environment: Temperature 50-90°F.

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This multifunction printer adds a flatbed scanner and an automatic document feeder to the HL-L2350DW, significantly upping its home-office utility.

RTINGS

If you only need to print in black, you can save money with a monochrome laser printer. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW. This well-built all-in-one doesn't take long to warm up, prints quickly at 36 pages per minute, and yields around 2000 prints from a single black toner cartridge. The scanner produces outstanding scans and has an ADF to process long, multi-page documents. It can also scan double-sided sheets in a single pass, so you don't need to reinsert the pages manually. The only downside is that you have to replace the drum separately, which adds to your maintenance cost. Brother specifies that the drum is good for 12,000 prints, so you'll likely be okay for a while. You still get Wi-Fi connectivity along with Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service support.

One thing to keep in mind is that there are many variants of this printer, so if you find the MFC-L2750DW a little too expensive, you can check out one of its cheaper variants, like the Brother MFC-L2710DW. It also produces very high-quality prints but is slightly slower and lacks an automatic document feeder. Some variants come with an additional XL toner cartridge, like the Brother MFC-L2759DW.

If you don't need color printing, a monochrome model might be a better choice. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a well-built all-in-one monochrome printer. It has a feature-rich scanner with extendable hinges to accommodate thick items like textbooks and an automatic feeder to process multi-page documents. It can also scan double-sided sheets in a single pass, saving you plenty of time. It doesn't take long to warm up, prints quickly at 36 pages per minute, and yields around 2000 prints from a single black toner cartridge. You have to replace the drum separately, but Brother specifies that it's good for 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often.

One thing to know is that it has many variants with small differences in features and performance, so if you don't need features like duplex scanning or don't mind slightly slower printing speed, you can save some money with a model like the Brother MFC-L2710DW. You aren't compromising on print quality, though, so no worries there. Some variants come with a longer-lasting XL toner cartridge instead of the started cartridge, like Brother MFC-L2690DWXL. You can see the differences between the variants in our full review.

If your business only needs to print black-and-white documents, you can get a monochrome laser printer, allowing you to save some money. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW, an all-in-one laser printer. Like our top pick, it has Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity, as well as a scanner with an automatic feeder and single-pass duplex scanning. Its toner cartridge yields about 1200 prints and is cheap, and since it's a monochrome printer, there's only one cartridge to replace, so it's much cheaper to maintain than a color printer. You need to replace the drum separately; however, the drum usually lasts 12,000 prints, meaning you likely won't need to do it often. It produces high-quality documents, doesn't take long to warm up, and prints quickly at 36 pages per minute.

If you want to save more money, you can look at a cheaper variant of the MFC-L2750DW, the Brother MFC-L2710DW. It performs almost identically; however, it lacks duplex scanning and NFC support, and it prints a tad slower at 32 pages per minute. It doesn't have a touch-sensitive display but instead has more buttons to help you navigate the settings menu. The print quality is the same, and its page yield is similar as it uses the same toner cartridge.

For businesses that need color printing, get the HP OfficeJet Pro 9025e. It's an inkjet alternative because most color laser printers are typically more expensive, so if you want something around the same price range as the Brother, inkjet is the best option. It prints decently fast at 16 black or 14 color pages per minute and has a massive 500-sheet input tray capacity. The main drawbacks are that its black ink cartridge doesn't yield as many prints as the Brother, and inkjet models typically require more maintenance.

If you only print black and white documents, a monochrome laser all-in-one might be a better fit, like the Brother MFC-L2750DW. It prints very quickly at over 30 pages per minute, doesn't take long to wake from sleep, and performs double-sided printing automatically. Its toner cartridge yields around 2000 pages and is cheap, so your maintenance cost remains low. There are XL cartridges available that'll last longer, and the printer also accepts third-party toner, which might help save some money. The drum is a separate unit you'll have to spend extra to replace, but it's usually good for around 12,000 prints, so you won't have to do it too often. The scanner is a little slow as it can only process up to seven pages per minute through the automatic feeder, but it can scan double-sided sheets in a single pass.

This printer has many variants with slightly different performances and features, so if you want to save money, you can get a variant with fewer bells and whistles, like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, which lacks duplex scanning and prints a little slower. Some variants, like the Brother MFC-L2690DWXL and the Brother MFC-L2759DW, come with additional high-yield cartridges that'll last longer. You can see the specific differences between the variants in the full review.

If you only need to print black and white documents, get the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a feature-rich all-in-one monochrome laser printer. It has Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity, and it supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service, so you can easily print from your smartphone without installing any drivers or third-party apps. The scanner has an automatic feeder that can process double-sided sheets in a single pass, meaning you don't need to reinsert the pages manually.

Print-wise, it produces outstanding quality documents, prints quickly at up to 36 pages per minute, and supports automatic double-sided printing. The regular toner cartridge yields around 2000 prints, so you won't need to replace it often unless you print a lot, and you can get an XL cartridge that'll last even longer, further reducing maintenance. You need to replace the drum separately, but you likely won't need to do it often, as it's usually good for about 12,000 prints.

A cheaper option would be the Brother MFC-L2710DW, a variant of the MFC-L2750DW. It performs almost identically in print quality and page yield; however, it lacks duplex scanning and prints a little slower at 32 pages per minute. It doesn't have a touch-sensitive display, but there are plenty of physical buttons that make it easier to navigate the settings menu.

If you only print black and white documents, a monochrome laser model might be a better option, as it'll allow you to save some money. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW. This all-in-one has Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity and supports Apple AirPrint. Its single toner cartridge yields around 1200 prints and is cheap, resulting in an exceptionally low cost per print. The downside is that you need to replace the drum separately. It's usually good for around 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often. It takes about 11 seconds to warm up, prints quickly at 36 pages per minute, and supports automatic duplex printing. It has an ADF-equipped scanner to quickly process multi-page documents and can scan double-sided sheets in a single pass.

A quick note about this printer: there are many variants with slightly different features and performance. So, if you want to save money, you can get a variant like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, which lacks duplex scanning and prints a little slower at 32 pages per minute. Some variants come with high-yield and/or super high-yield cartridges that'll last longer, like the Brother MFC-L2750DWXL. You can see all the variants and their differences in the full review.

If you only print in black, you can save money with a monochrome model. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a laser all-in-one. It has a high-resolution scanner with extendable hinges so you can scan thick items like textbooks, an automatic feeder to process multi-page documents, and it scans double-sided sheets in a single pass. In addition to Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity, it supports NFC, which means you can connect by simply tapping your NFC-enabled device on the printer. Its toner cartridge yields around 2000 prints and replacement toner is cheap, so your cost per print will remain low over time. You have to replace the drum separately, but it's usually good for 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often. It doesn't take long to warm up and prints quickly at 36 pages per minute.

If you want to save more money but still want a monochrome laser printer, the MFC-L2750DW has many variants, including cheaper models like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, which lacks duplex scanning and prints slightly slower. You can also get models with longer-lasting high-yield toner cartridges, like the Brother MFC-L2750DWXL.

If you only print black and white documents, we recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW. This well-built all-in-one model has a scanner with an automatic feeder to process multi-page documents, extendable hinges to accommodate thick items like textbooks, and single-pass duplex scanning capability. It yields around 2000 prints from a single black toner cartridge, and you can get an XL cartridge that'll last longer. It also accepts third-party toner. You have to replace the drum separately, but it's usually good for about 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often. It warms up fairly quickly and prints quickly at 36 pages per minute.

It has many variants with minor differences in features and performance, so if you want to save money, you can get a cheaper model like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, which lacks duplex scanning and prints slightly slower. You can also find bundles that include a longer-lasting XL toner cartridge, like Brother MFC-L2690DWXL, which might be cheaper than buying the cartridge separately. You can see all the variants and their differences in our full review.

The best black and white printer we've tested is the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a feature-rich all-in-one laser printer. It has plenty of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet, and it supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service. The scanner is equipped with an automatic feeder to process long, multi-page documents, and it can scan double-sided sheets in a single pass, meaning you don't need to reinsert the pages manually. As for its printing performance, it produces outstanding quality documents quickly, pushing out 36 pages per minute. The regular toner cartridge yields around 2000 prints, so you won't need to replace it often unless you print a lot, and you can increase the yield further with an XL cartridge. The drum is a separate unit you'll have to spend extra to replace, but you likely won't need to do it often, as it's usually good for about 12,000 prints.

If you want something a little cheaper than the Brother MFC-L2750DW and don't mind compromising, go with the Brother MFC-L2710DW. It's a variant with slightly fewer features than our top pick and performs almost identically in terms of print quality and page yield. However, it prints a little slower at 32 pages per minute and doesn't support duplex scanning, so you'll have to flip the sheets manually when scanning double-sided documents.

If you only print black and white documents, a monochrome laser model might be a better choice as it'll allow you to save some cash. We recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a laser all-in-one printer. It has a high-resolution scanner that produces fantastic scans and has an automatic feeder with single-pass duplex scanning. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet, and it's compatible with Brother's mobile companion app, available through Google's Play Store.

As for its print quality, it produces exceptionally sharp documents. It doesn't take long to warm up and get a single page out, and it prints subsequent pages very quickly, up to 36 per minute. Its toner cartridge yields around 2000 prints, which means it doesn't require much maintenance, and replacement toner is cheap, so your cost per print will remain low over time. You have to replace the drum separately, which is an additional expense, but it usually lasts for around 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it often.

If you only need to print in black and white documents and want to save money, we recommend the Brother MFC-L2750DW, a monochrome laser all-in-one. It has the usual Wi-Fi connectivity and supports NFC, meaning you can simply tap your NFC-capable device on the printer to connect. The scanner has extendable lid hinges so you can scan thick items like textbooks and an automatic feeder with single-pass duplex scanning.

Its toner cartridge yields around 2000 prints and is relatively cheap, so your maintenance cost will remain low over time. You need to replace the drum separately; however, it usually lasts 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often. It produces high-quality documents, doesn't take long to warm up, and prints quickly at 36 pages per minute.

If you only print black and white documents, a monochrome model might be a good option. Our recommendation is the Brother MFC-L2750DW, an all-in-one laser printer. It has Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connectivity, so it's easy for everyone in the office to access it. The scanner is equipped with an automatic feeder to quickly process multi-page documents, and it can scan double-sided sheets in a single pass. Its toner cartridge yields about 1200 prints and is cheap. Plus, since it's a monochrome printer, you only have one cartridge to replace, making the cost per print exceptionally low. You have to replace the drum separately; however, the drum is usually good for around 12,000 prints, so you likely won't need to do it too often. It doesn't take long to warm up and prints quickly at 36 pages per minute.

One thing to note about this printer is that it has many variants with slightly different features and performance. If you want to save money, you can get a variant with fewer features, like the Brother MFC-L2710DW, which lacks duplex scanning and prints a little slower. Some variants also come with high-yield cartridges that'll last longer, like the Brother MFC-L2750DWXL. You can see the differences between the variants in the full review.

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 For $9/toner, and $28 for a Linkyo Drum, I'm money ahead from Brother supplies. And if I wreak the printer, I'm already money ahead.  If non-OEMs can produce supplies at this price point, and clearly they wouldn't they weren't profitable, then why can't Brother/OEMs? The printer cost was ~$200, and they charge $100 for a drum and $76/toner cart, $176 for toner/drum is nutty. As Tom Hanks said in "Big" - "I don't get it

  If non-OEMs can produce supplies at this price point, and clearly they wouldn't they weren't profitable, then why can't Brother/OEMs? The printer cost was ~$200, and they charge $100 for a drum and $76/toner cart, $176 for toner/drum is nutty. As Tom Hanks said in "Big" - "I don't get it."  Update: 8-Jul-2020  My 2.5 year old MFC-L2750DW printer has worked flawlessly (network) with my home LAN

I would have given this printer 5 stars EXCEPT for crooked sheet feeder scanning & UTP LAN issue

 No more flipping pages. I don't keep paper anymore as all bills are scanned to pdf. The footprint is about the same of my old HP Deskjets but it is quite a bit taller. Make sure you have the space for it

 The footprint is about the same of my old HP Deskjets but it is quite a bit taller. Make sure you have the space for it. It’s quiet and fast. The entire family loves it, especially the scan to email feature

The last printer you’ll buy for a long time.

    I must reinstall drivers if I seek to change the type of connectivity.     Adjusting the print or scan quality is buried in the menu and for a while I couldn’t find it.    It’s noisy and clunky sounding.      Don’t buy this printer

    It’s noisy and clunky sounding.      Don’t buy this printer.    Go buy an HP.    I plan to give my $300 printer + $70 toner cartridge away within the month because I find it that substandard

    Go buy an HP.    I plan to give my $300 printer + $70 toner cartridge away within the month because I find it that substandard.    I can’t see being frustrated on a near daily basis for a year or longer.    I’ll cut my losses and try to save others from the aggravation

Huge Disappointment

  Don't try reaching out to Brother, no phone numbers only referral to who know where.  Basic assistance could have solved the problems.  No Brothers for me in my future

No support

 I've been playing with my firewall settings, but nothing has worked yet. I will talk to Brother's tech support and see what I might be doing wrong. Since this might be an issue on my end, I'm not willing to fault the machine itself just yet.

Better than expected

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