Review on Brother HL-L5200DW Monochrome Laser Printer with Wireless Networking, Mobile & Duplex Printing, Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready by Arturo Reyes

UPDATE: I've had this printer for a little over two years now. I wrote about 130,000 pages on it and it's still holding up. I replaced the drum a while ago, but with so many pages, that's to be expected. The only problem I had is that sometimes I get a message that there is no paper in the top tray even though there is no paper. However, this was solved by not filling the top compartment to the very top; Now I leave out about 1/4 inch from the fill line and it works with no issues. I print almost exclusively via WiFi and occasionally from my iPhone. FIRST REVIEW: This printer is great for my job as a notary. . I often print 250 pages at a time, combining letter and letter, with no problems. It prints very quickly and cleanly. It was easy to set up two different paper trays in the app to let the printer print letters and letters. Auto resize as needed I read another review where someone mentioned that the printer takes a long time to wake up from sleep mode, but I didn't find this to apply to mine, it only takes a few seconds. saw a reviewer who said this printer doesn't actually print on legit paper. It prints on legal paper. You just need to pull out the paper tray manually. When you do this, the tray pops out a few inches from the back of the printer, but I'm ok with that because I'd rather lengthen it a few inches rather than make the whole printer that much bigger and heavier (see photo). This is quite a large home office printer. I've included a picture of this with my Canon Pixma 6200 inkjet printer below so you can get an idea of the size. The installation was good. I had a little trouble connecting to my home WiFi at first, but once that was sorted out, everyone in the house was able to print to it with no problem. It also comes with a cable so you can plug it directly into your computer if you want. This is a great feature. I purchased the ScanSnap ix500 at the same time as this printer and although the ScanSnap can also be connected directly to a computer, it came without a cable. I had to buy myself. I like being able to print directly when Wi-Fi is off. It also has the ability to print from mobile devices, but I haven't tried it yet.