Review on MFP laser Brother MFC-L2700DWR, b/w, A4, gray by Adam Kotula ᠌

1. Absolutely not intended for printing on envelopes and generally on thick paper. The declared characteristics indicate that paper with a density of up to 163 g / m2 can be used, we use envelopes with a density of 82 g / m2 and . Firstly, A4 envelopes do not fit in principle, so you have to bend them a little, the envelopes at the output are all crumpled, like an accordion. You can say that they say you bend them, so this garbage . BUT! Before that, we used HP LaserJet 1100 (an ancient, "" printer) and there was no such problem, envelopes were printed without problems, any format up to A4! And here. Let's go further . A5 envelopes also come out crumpled, but more or less acceptable, A6 envelopes are the best option, but not ideal, again, HP did it perfectly, in comparison with this . Secondly, the function of printing on thick paper / envelopes is inconveniently implemented . You need to open the back cover, lower the special "levers", then print! And if the envelope after printing is not removed from the back of the MFP, then it will signal that they say "paper jam, open the back cover" . In short, idiocy! 2. If you print text with inserted pictures, for example, a logo on a contract, or an inserted seal in some PDF document. The text prints well, but the picture is framed with some squares! This happens spontaneously, i. E. according to some incomprehensible principle! Refilling the cartridge didn't help.