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It's built to keep your business moving forward—the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw keeps up with how you actually work, collaborate, and get things done. With fast print, scan, copy, and fax capabilities, best-in-class security, and automated workflows, this multifunction color laser printer is designed to let you focus your time on growing your business and staying ahead of the competition. Maximize productivity with an intuitive 4.3" color touchscreen control panel, and stay connected with easy mobile printing options. This wireless color laser printer is also designed with the environment in mind; save up to 18% energy over prior products without compromising productivity, and help save paper right out of the box with the default paper savings mode.

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If your job includes retouching photos or upscaling photos, the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP-M479fdw is a better choice. While you can't print as many pages with it before the black toner runs out, it scans five times faster, and it has a higher maximum scanning resolution than the Canon imageCLASS MF743Cdw. You'll have more pixels to work with when upscaling your document or making edits to small details. The default scanning resolution is only 75 DPI, which looks bad when scanning a letter-size document, so make sure to change it first for the best results. Unfortunately, its photo printing quality and color accuracy are worse.

If you don't retouch your scanned documents and print in monochrome a lot, go with the Canon. If you need a higher resolution and a faster scanner, get the HP.

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This business-class machine checks all the boxes for a home office or small business: It’s faster, sharper, more durable, and more secure than our other picks. Like our top pick, it requires you to use official HP toner.

This business-class machine checks all the boxes for a home office or small business: It’s faster, sharper, more durable, and more secure than our other picks.

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 I'd suspect that Canon does the same, but I haven't read much about it. In any case, reliability and performance can only be guaranteed if you use genuine OEM supplies, and it's particularly risky to use third-party supplies in color laser printers because of their complexity compared to monochrome printers.

Note that HP is very restrictive with cartridges. While you can use a remanufactured or refilled cartridge with an original HP chip, cartridges with non-HP chips should not be expected to work. I'd suspect that Canon does the same, but I haven't read much about it. In any case, reliability and performance can only be guaranteed if you use genuine OEM supplies, and it's particularly risky to use third-party supplies in color laser printers because of their complexity compared to monochrome printers

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.

#What would you like to accomplish?

Household printer/scanner/copier/fax.  Mostly B&amp;W, some color.
See requirements below.

#Are there any models you are currently looking at?

Brother MFC-L3770cdw

Brother MF8580Cdw (used)

#More Details:
Questions|Answers
:--|:--
Budget: | Low cost of ownership (inexpensive aftermarket consumables) more important than just the upfront price.
Country: | Canada
Color or black and white: | Color
Laser or ink printer: | Laser
New or used: | Used is fine if available in the greater Toronto area.
Multi-function: | scan &amp; copy (duplex, ADF), fax
Duplex Printing: | yes
Home or business: | home (but 3 university/highschool kids)
Printing content: | Mostly documents and flyers
Printing frequency: | varies, probably around 300 pages/month
Pages per minute : | 20+ ppm, preferably faster
Page size: | Letter
Device printing from: | Mostly PC
Connection type: | Wifi

#Any other details:

Requirements:

* Good quality B&amp;W text and color printing (photo quality not needed, but images should look good)
* Duplex scan/copy with a multi-page ADF
* Wireless connectivity that works
* Low cost of ownership: good and inexpensive aftermarket toners available
* The ability to override the "replace toner/drum" and keep printing until quality becomes unacceptable

<div class="md"><h1>What would you like to accomplish?</h1>

<p>Household printer/scanner/copier/fax.  Mostly B&amp;W, some color.
See requirements below.</p>

<h1>Are there any models you are currently looking at?</h1>

<p>Brother MFC-L3770cdw</p>

<p>Canon MF8580Cdw (used, 1/3 the price)</p>

<h1>More Details:</h1>

<table><thead>
<tr>
<th align="left">Questions</th>
<th align="left">Answers</th>
</tr>
</thead><tbody>
<tr>
<td align="left">Budget:</td>
<td align="left">Low cost of ownership (inexpensive aftermarket consumables) more important than just the upfront price.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Country:</td>
<td align="left">Canada</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Color or black and white:</td>
<td align="left">Color</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Laser or ink printer:</td>
<td align="left">Laser</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">New or used:</td>
<td align="left">Used is fine if available in the greater Toronto area.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Multi-function:</td>
<td align="left">scan &amp; copy (duplex, ADF), fax</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Duplex Printing:</td>
<td align="left">yes</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Home or business:</td>
<td align="left">home (but 3 university/highschool kids)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Printing content:</td>
<td align="left">Mostly documents and flyers</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Printing frequency:</td>
<td align="left">varies, probably around 300 pages/month</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Pages per minute :</td>
<td align="left">20+ ppm, preferably faster</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Page size:</td>
<td align="left">Letter</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Device printing from:</td>
<td align="left">Mostly PC</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="left">Connection type:</td>
<td align="left">Wifi</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

<h1>Any other details:</h1>

<p>Requirements:</p>

<ul>
<li>Good quality B&amp;W text and color printing (photo quality not needed, but images should look good)</li>
<li>Duplex scan/copy with a multi-page ADF</li>
<li>Wireless connectivity that works</li>
<li>Low cost of ownership: good and inexpensive aftermarket toners available</li>
<li>The ability to override the &quot;replace toner/drum&quot; and keep printing until quality becomes unacceptable</li>
</ul>
</div>

Color laser all-in-one for home use

If you shop around, you can find midrange and high-volume printers with slightly lower running costs. HP's own PageWide Pro 750dw, yet another inkjet-based laser alternative, delivers monochrome pages for as little as 1.1 cents. When shopping for a higher-volume printer, keep in mind that for every 100,000 pages you print, a 1-cent difference will cost you $1,000

7 cents per color one, while the two Canon machines will set you back 2.5 cents per black page and 13.3 cents per color page. Epson's WF-C5790 inkjet tells a much different story, delivers running costs of about 1

 If you print a lot, close to this machine's suggested 4,000-page monthly output volume, you'll find these numbers are relatively high and could wind up costing you plenty over the life of the printer.

HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw Review

Hey how's, it going guys Phil here, and this is a review for the HP color laserjet pro multifunction printer model, number M, 479, f DW in the box. You'Ll receive the printer 6 foot power, cord 5 foot, USB 2 cable phone cord and QuickStart manuals. The printer measures 16 and a half inches wide 18 inches deep and 15 and three-quarter inches high. When the lid is open, the height is 26 inches and when the paper trays and rear access panels are open, the overall depth is 40 and a half inches so make sure you have enough clearance in all directions to accommodate the printer with access to open

HP ColorJet Pro M479fdw Color Laser Multi-function Printer Review

 But the loud cooling fan and high-voltage electrical buzzing on the M479 are a deal-breaker for me. Between the two, I just like the M281fdw more, it prints better colors, is a quieter and smaller unit, and feels better made.

Review M479fdw vs M281fdw

  HP customer support was great and got us in touch with Amazon support to get a replacement processing. Unfortunately, the product is out of stock so we're just out of luck for a few weeks. I guess this is ultimately a cautionary tale on warehouse ordering online instead of a brick-and-mortar office store chain that may have been more capable and willing to expedite a replacement.  Our business will just have to cross our fingers whenever we click print for a few weeks I guess

 I guess this is ultimately a cautionary tale on warehouse ordering online instead of a brick-and-mortar office store chain that may have been more capable and willing to expedite a replacement.  Our business will just have to cross our fingers whenever we click print for a few weeks I guess.  + Great print quality and features for the price + Self-sufficient hardware functionality + Great compatibility with MacOS and mobile devices  - Can't guarantee a product ordered will last multiple years without issues? I think that's just life, though.

*UPDATED* Just bad luck.

 However, make sure you have a calming cup of tea (or a jar of lithium pills) next to you while you spend half of your day trying to get the printer to connect to your computer properly.  HP should really hire true software engineers and stop having free interns develop their software interfaces.  If you have a Tourette Syndrome or have a habit of taking a chainsaw to things after thinking they should "just work out of the box", then this printer is NOT for you. You've been warned

High Quality Prints - - However, Software is Frustrating and Absolute Garbage

.. But, if you take into account the shelf life of laser toner vs inkjet cartridges, it is not all that bad. Obviously, HP is charging us on its perceived product values vs actual product costs

 A wireless laser printer released in 2019 should not have this kind of fall out. Hope firmware update will fix it later. BTW, HP designed this printer with the security in mind, but it should have shipped the printer with a legitimate CA instead of trying to have user hack around the https security setting. 2

 But, if you take into account the shelf life of laser toner vs inkjet cartridges, it is not all that bad. Obviously, HP is charging us on its perceived product values vs actual product costs.  Will update over time. But, so far I will give it 3 over 5

 Customer Service (TBD): no need so far. Will update later. 5. Cost (3 over 5): Toner is not inexpensive

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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"><p>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.  </p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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?</p>

<p>The prices are:</p>

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

<p>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.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>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.</p>
</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"><p>What would you like to accomplish?</p>

<p><em>Replacing an HP 3252DN that has reached EOL.</em></p>

<p>Minimum Requirements:
Budget: $300-500 USD</p>

<p>Country: USA</p>

<p>Color or black and white: Color
Laser or ink printer: laser</p>

<p>New or used: new or professionally refurbished </p>

<p>Multi-function: optional, need duplex ADF to make worthwhile</p>

<p>Duplex Printing: yes</p>

<p>Home or business: SoHo</p>

<p>Printing content: text, graphics, non-presentation quality photos</p>

<p>Printing frequency: daily, 700-2000 pages per month</p>

<p>Pages per minute : minimum 20 ppm</p>

<p>Page size: legal</p>

<p>Device printing from: Mac, iOS, Linux CUPS</p>

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

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

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.

HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw vs Brother MFC-L8900CDW

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