Brother DCP-L2640DW Wireless Compact Monochrome Multi-Function Laser Printer with Copy and Scan, Duplex, Mobile, Black & White | Includes Refresh Subscription Trial(1), Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready

So happy to move from ink jet to laser. Will never turn back. Super quality. Highly recommend

Good quality

I bought this a long time ago and it's still going strong. I got tired of inkjets continuously drying up and demanding fussy printhead cleaning and new ink etc. We don't print a lot anymore and colour was always optional, so laser is perfect. I did some research and settled on this bad boy, which happened to be on a great sale price. The initial cartridge lasted a really long time and you can convince the printer to keep going after it initially complains that the toner is getting low, I think I got twice as many pages out of it as it wanted to give me... but the point is you CAN tell it to keep going. The replacement toner cartridge has MUCH more capacity that one that comes with the printer and we are still on that one many years later. It prints double sided, can "photo copy" right at the unit, and the Scan functionality is really seamless with Windows 10/11; we use the page feeder quite a lot to scan large documents and it does a great job of not double feeding. Another great revolution to our household was the wireless printing, which was amazing technology at the time. It was great to set the printer up in a common corner of the house and allow anyone to print to it over wifi.

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Excelente!! Recomendo a todos, não irão se arrepender!!isso eu garanto, vale a pena.

I have used Brother laser printers for years. I decided on this particular model, mostly because it offered just exactly what my small business and home office needs were. I have no use for a fax machine any more, so this printer and scanner was really all I wanted, and it seemed like a pretty reasonable value. I have tested it several times with various paper media. I print normal text documents, some with graphics, envelopes, and voucher checks regularly. This printer has handled everything really well so far. There was a bit of a learning curve with some odd sized envelopes, but I'm pretty sure my struggle was with the software I was using, not the printer. I did experience a couple of situations where the machine said there was a paper jam when using the front tray to print an envelope, but it was easily resolved. The quality and clarity of the print seems great to me. You can adjust the print density, toner ecology, etc. pretty easily. The machine itself has a heavy duty and durable feel to it, and I'm happy with how it has been working so far for me. WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY: I was reading other people's comments about having issues with this. I am going to share what I found worked best for me, and maybe that will be helpful for others. Since I have owned and used several Brother printers in the past, I've learned that getting the machine on my wireless network is easiest by simply using the machine's console push buttons. I know in the literature it says it should be discoverable by going through the steps outlined in the instructions after downloading their software. However, I've never had consistent luck with that process. I still download the software to make sure I have the right drivers and features loaded, but when it comes to getting the printer on my network, I just use the machine's console to find my router and then type in the password. It's a tiny bit tedious typing the password using the console buttons, but I've never had it not work for me. Honestly, seconds after doing that, the wireless printer was discoverable and available to all of my devices. I was able to print from my CPU, laptop, phone, tablet, etc. without any issues. I know that's not the only way of setting up the wireless functionality on these printers, but it's what I've learned causes the least amount of stress and frustration. I hope that's helpful. They provide details on how to accomplish this method in the accompanying literature that comes with the printer. At this point, I have no reason not to give this five stars. If something shoud change down the road, I'll be sure to update this review.

I had an hp deskjet and I hated that damn thing for unbelievably complicated crap one have to go through when you don’t use it for a long time so I got rid of that and got me this one, night and day difference, easy to setup, connecting, and printing too! Worth the price TL;DR get this one for home use and unexpected print jobs because it’s fast.