Pros
- - Fast printing - Availability of duplex printing - WiFi - Large paper tray - Price
Pros
- Beautiful, prints quickly, double-sided printing, quality materials, loading paper into the printer as much as half a pack.
Cons
- Missing
Pros
- Low noise, quite smart, connects several devices without wires at once
Cons
- Have not found
Pros
- Appearance. Live it is much more beautiful than in the photo, wireless technology.
Pros
- Print speed and quality Wireless printing The cost of the printed sheet
Cons
- not found yet
Pros
- Excellent speed and print quality. Turns on quickly. 32 mega RAM contribute to this. Double-sided printing allows you to save paper and not suffer from shifting the leaves (and guess which side and orientation you put). A huge plus is the closed paper tray. Put a couple of hundred sheets and forgot. Dust will not get inside. This is especially true for those who type infrequently. And in general it is more convenient and more aesthetically pleasing than when "everything is out." The printer is not noisy! There is also a low noise mode, but I have not tried it yet.
Cons
- Firstly, I was unpleasantly surprised by the high cost of cartridges. The cheapest standard capacity costs 2200. For a double-sided i-sensys installed at work, a cartridge (new) costs 1250. Those. the price difference is more than 2 times! Even a non-original cartridge for Brother is more expensive. At the same time, the photodrum in the Brother is installed as a separate unit. Its declared resource is 12 thousand copies, which is doubtful. If we take into account 10 years of experience in refilling cartridges, we can say that 5-6 refills (maximum 7-8), and then the photoconductor in the cartridge needs to be changed, because. streaks in printing are unavoidable. And this is where imaginary savings come up. If Canon and others have a photoconductor in a cartridge (when buying a cartridge, we get a new photoconductor), then you will have to buy it separately from Brother. And it costs 3 pieces. Question - how often do you have to buy a photoconductor for a brother? 6-7 refills of a high-capacity cartridge and you need to buy a new photoconductor. That. a separate version of the photoconductor and the expensive toner cartridges for the new Brazer models make the purchase not optimal. Unfortunately, I did not see that the cost of new cartridges would be higher than the cost of previous models. The ability to self-refuel and the lack of chips eclipsed the rest of the criteria . Consider this. Secondly, I could not connect the Brother via Wi-Fi. The unintelligible instructions that came with the printer did not say anything at all. The supplied CD is unreadable at all (tested on 4 computers). I had to download everything from the site. The interactive instructions on the manufacturer's website did not help either. The printer was either connected or not. At the same time, the printer automatically printed a sheet or several sheets of reports each time. Used about 30 sheets of paper. Once I still printed it through a wafer, but the next day the tasks sent to print remained hanging and were not printed. I had to buy a cable (which is not included) and print via USB.
Pros
- Network connection via WiFi; Two-side print; Ease of use.
Cons
- A bit large in size; Attention: there is no cable for connecting to a computer.
Pros
- size, appearance, price, more Wi-Fi and the ability to configure without a usb cable, prints without problems
Cons
- wifi disconnects and won't reconnect when printer goes into deep sleep
Pros
- Wi-Fi, closed tray, two-sided printing, black and gray.
Cons
- No wired LAN interface, no web user interface, awkward one-line display.
Pros
- Prints fine, fast, built-in paper tray
Cons
- The connection is not for the faint of heart, I could not connect to WiFi without a USB cable, they don’t give a wire with a printer. Prints only on a wire.
Pros
- As already written - WiFi - Automatic two-sided printing - Relatively fast printing speed
Cons
- There is an odor if many pages are printed.
Pros
- Double-sided printing, works stably via Wi-Fi, consumables are not chipped.
Cons
- Stopped printing right after the end of the warranty period.
Pros
- Have a web server Wi-Fi and network setup utility Printer and Cartridge Control Utility Small dimensions and weight
Cons
- Drivers do not open on the official page, you need to look for a link to the software separately (it took extra time) However, when I tried to open the instruction on the page, it was also not found. A non-working instruction from the disk - a blank page just opens, like you need to allow the use of Java and so on - some kind of nonsense, I didn’t do this and waste my time. Why it was impossible to make one in PDF only God knows. Not an "omnivorous" wi-fi, it took an hour and a half or two to figure it out. Cut off Wi-Fi. Something creaks when printing, as if the cartridge is already old and refilled a couple of times (usually these produce similar sounds) It buzzes at rest and waiting, I don’t know what exactly the hum depends on, but after a while it stops, I think it’s when it goes into a “deep sleep” - I had to set it in the settings for 1 minute so that it doesn’t make noise (sitting next to such noise impossible, I haven’t seen this from other printers), he kind of heats up his oven to be ready for the next print (which, as it were, may not be, the strange logic of the control program)
Pros
- Price. WiFi. Laser printer
Cons
- He goes into a "deep sleep", after which he wakes up for a long time. It's easier to turn it off / on than to wait until it wakes up and finally appears on the network .
Pros
- Dimensions and weight (~7.5 kg). It is critical for me, I put it high on the shelf, put 300-400 sheets in a closed tray and print via Wi-Fi - no extra wires, except for power. Double-sided printing - then just pick up documents and no unnecessary gestures. Low cost of 1 print when compared with analogues and even cheaper printers with wi-fi (I chose among them based on reviews). Consumption in deep sleep (deep sleep) is only 0.5 watts. Plug it in and you don't have to turn anything on and off. Quiet and fast, there is an even quieter mode (did not turn it on, because, in my opinion, it will do). Easily and quickly customizable wi-fi, no dancing with a tambourine. AirPrint works without glitches. I just downloaded the software from the site (for a Mac, they immediately send it to the site), launched it, three minutes and you're done. You don’t even need to use any web interfaces - the printer already has three and a half basic settings, they can be adjusted from the menu (toner saving, resolution, density). Although, the web interface is really simple and informative (go from the browser by entering the address of the printer on the network, for example, I registered at 1922022820220221. You can make a bookmark in the browser). Through the web interface, the printer firmware is ated at the touch of a button (he finds it on the network, downloads it himself, installs it himself). In general, the printer from the series set and forgot! In terms of printing, ergonomics and the printing device (printer operation), I am satisfied with everything. I use for a small (home) office, the load is above average - documents, materials, etc. high degree of occupancy. To be honest, I was not going to write a review, as everything was completely fine, but after seeing the previous, largely ridiculous comments, I decided to add my experience, which someone might find useful. It feels like earlier reviews were written by people who didn’t even really bother to figure out what they bought and read the instructions .
Cons
- Purchased consciously after reading reviews online and weighing different options, so there is nothing that doesn't meet my expectations. I don’t see any fundamental shortcomings in this model compared to analogues (at least for a few weeks of operation - then, perhaps, I will clarify the review). Of the little things: 1) there really is no USB cord in the kit, for someone it may not be a convenience (I already have 3-4 such cords from previous devices). This can be a serious disadvantage only if you do not have a router and you are going to print over a cord. The cable is also needed to quickly set up the printer on a wireless network (initial copying of settings), but as far as I understood from the installer, this can be done without a USB cable, it will just be a little more complicated. And so you connect the printer via cable, enter the access point and password - and voila, then everything works. 2) Starter cartridge for 700 pages - I would like a full-fledged one, of course, but, alas, this has already become part of the mandatory marketing of manufacturers. 3) The cost of the photoconductor is almost the same as the cost of the printer itself. (But it seems that the resource is 12 thousand pages + refillable cartridges without any problems: in general, it is still cheaper than many "cheaper" counterparts with chip cartridges. PS. In one of the comments there was a complaint that "the program suppresses printing without options" when the toner runs out: in fact, there you can choose whether at first a message will simply be displayed when the toner cartridge resource is approaching the end of the toner cartridge resource, or printing will be completely blocked until the cartridge is replaced ( the default is the latter, but this can be changed). So, if necessary, you can print something, pale and with stripes, but print it out, and not run to the store urgently for a new cartridge.
