Review on MFP laser Brother MFC-L2700DWR, b/w, A4, gray by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

I was not anticipating a solution to be both so straightforward and accommodating. For use at home, it's perfect; at the office, I won't say for sure, but I believe it would be adequate for a modest workplace as well. With its benefits, which include: I have been utilizing it for a week, and the feelings are incredible))) It took approximately ten minutes to set up everything, including unpacking everything. The installation process is the simplest, and all of the drivers, including those compatible with macOS, can be found on the manufacturer's website. Prints with a roar using Apple's AirPrint technology. Scanner: Load the driver, and everything will operate properly using the "Image Capture" program. The printing will be done on both sides. The ideal appliance for use in the house! Before that, there was a color version of KYOCERA where people were dancing while playing tambourines. And eventually dozes off, so missing out on all the other delights. This place, which is not even in sight, suddenly awakens and prints and scans with a loud bang from all of its instruments. I completely misremembered the fundamental nature of wiring. I connected to the router using WPS, and within a minute I sent a page letting everyone know that everything was working properly. It is possible to connect to 2.4 GHz, and all other devices can connect to 5 GHz; there are no issues whatsoever. In comparison to KYOCERA, cartridges may be purchased for a penny, even the original ones. Yes, black and white, but it's not a plane; rather, it's a wonderful workhorse for everyday use; just set it and forget it, and you won't go bankrupt in the process. The screen is black and white and rather small; for such job, it is not required in any way. The buttons that say "Copy" are labeled "2 in 1 (ID card)" and "2-sided." - mechanical! - only a dream! The dust can no longer be seen because the color is a shade of gray, which is neither black nor white. The aggressive blue backlighting of the physical buttons for "Fax," "Scan," and "Copy" is one of the device's drawbacks. There is a "Fax," which, without a doubt, is not required in this situation.