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B&H Photo Video has Brother MFC-L2710DW All-In-One Monochrome Laser Printer for $99.99. Shipping is free. Thanks krazysnowman2 [discuss]


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Brother MFC-L2710DW Compact Monochrome Laser All-in-One Printer [amazon.com] No longer available at Amazon, still available at B&H.


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COMPACT ALL-IN-ONE – The MFC-L2710DW (replacement for the MFCL2700DW) is built with the busy homeowner or small office owner in mind. Brother's latest compact black and white laser all-in-one features duplex printing at 32 pages per minute(1), as well as copying, scanning, and fax
DESIGNED FOR PRODUCTIVITY – Save money and time with the 50-sheet automatic document feeder. A 250-sheet tray means less fill-up time. The manual feed slot offers flexible paper-handling for a variety of materials and sizes, such as card stock or envelopes, to help you create professional-looking documents
PRINTING ON THE GO – Easily send print jobs wirelessly from your desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet(2)
MULTIPLE CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS – Connect via Ethernet interface to share with multiple users on your network, or connect locally via USB interface
EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORT – Free, at-your-side support – online, call, or live chat for the life of your printer
AMAZON DASH REPLENISHMENT ENABLED: Upon activation, Amazon Dash Replenishment measures the toner level and orders more from Amazon when it's low
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toner requires a chip, costs more in the long run.
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OEM price is about the same, but 3rd party options for the TN630/660 toner are about $10-15 each compared to $20-30 each for the chip enabled TN730/760. Problem is that it is hard to find MFC Brother lasers at a decent price nowadays that take the TN630/660. They are going for a higher price typically than their newer counterparts. Cheapest I saw was the MFCL3707 at BJs for about $140. Meanwhile, I can get the newer version 2710 from Amazon, B&H, or PM at Staples, OD, etc. and spend about $5-10 more a year on toner (I print about 800-1000 pages a year). Breakeven is 4-8 years considering upfront cost and toner differential over time. Hopefully by then the 3rd party toners will go cheaper for the TN730/760. But if you print a lot more than I do, then I can see how saving $10 on a toner cartridge will add up over time.

I don't know if older toner becomes more expensive to find. But for my old Epson WF610, I used to be able to pickup sets of 13-15 cartridges for $15 and now I can get 10 for $25.
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For those that are curious about not being able to use aftermarket toner, it's super easy to replace the chip as shown here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v...NoOg&t=12s
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hbdtrs
08-28-2018 at 11:08 AM.
08-28-2018 at 11:08 AM.
toner requires a chip, costs more in the long run.
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thefisch
08-28-2018 at 01:58 PM.
08-28-2018 at 01:58 PM.
posted yesterday in this thread. B&H has for the same price. https://slickdeals.net/f/11976987-brother-mfc-l2710dw-wireless-monochrome-all-in-one-laser-printer-9...
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thefisch
08-28-2018 at 02:06 PM.
08-28-2018 at 02:06 PM.
Quote from hbdtrs :
toner requires a chip, costs more in the long run.
OEM price is about the same, but 3rd party options for the TN630/660 toner are about $10-15 each compared to $20-30 each for the chip enabled TN730/760. Problem is that it is hard to find MFC Brother lasers at a decent price nowadays that take the TN630/660. They are going for a higher price typically than their newer counterparts. Cheapest I saw was the MFCL3707 at BJs for about $140. Meanwhile, I can get the newer version 2710 from Amazon, B&H, or PM at Staples, OD, etc. and spend about $5-10 more a year on toner (I print about 800-1000 pages a year). Breakeven is 4-8 years considering upfront cost and toner differential over time. Hopefully by then the 3rd party toners will go cheaper for the TN730/760. But if you print a lot more than I do, then I can see how saving $10 on a toner cartridge will add up over time.

I don't know if older toner becomes more expensive to find. But for my old Epson WF610, I used to be able to pickup sets of 13-15 cartridges for $15 and now I can get 10 for $25.
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aviator79
08-29-2018 at 07:05 AM.
08-29-2018 at 07:05 AM.
auto doc feed nice but need to be able to print from chrombook.
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thefisch
08-29-2018 at 08:08 AM.
08-29-2018 at 08:08 AM.
Quote from aviator79 :
auto doc feed nice but need to be able to print from chrombook.
The specs say this is google cloud print ready. Instructions from brother - http://www.brother.com/E-ftp/gcp/en/index.html
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ninjastyle
08-29-2018 at 08:16 AM.
08-29-2018 at 08:16 AM.
Awesome deal. I have one of these myself and paid about $150. No duplex scanning FYI
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MonVentures
08-29-2018 at 08:20 AM.
08-29-2018 at 08:20 AM.
Quote from thefisch :
OEM price is about the same, but 3rd party options for the TN630/660 toner are about $10-15 each compared to $20-30 each for the chip enabled TN730/760. Problem is that it is hard to find MFC Brother lasers at a decent price nowadays that take the TN630/660. They are going for a higher price typically than their newer counterparts. Cheapest I saw was the MFCL3707 at BJs for about $140. Meanwhile, I can get the newer version 2710 from Amazon, B&H, or PM at Staples, OD, etc. and spend about $5-10 more a year on toner (I print about 800-1000 pages a year). Breakeven is 4-8 years considering upfront cost and toner differential over time. Hopefully by then the 3rd party toners will go cheaper for the TN730/760. But if you print a lot more than I do, then I can see how saving $10 on a toner cartridge will add up over time.

I don't know if older toner becomes more expensive to find. But for my old Epson WF610, I used to be able to pickup sets of 13-15 cartridges for $15 and now I can get 10 for $25.

I have your situation. Have the Epson WF-2650 and noticed that the ink relacement for those are less than 50 pages, maybe even less than 30! Ridiculous! Thinking of switching to these...
I dont think I print out 800-1000 pages a year, maybe half of that. Still, this is a good offer and debating if I should switch from Epson to this. Are the ink cartridges for this printer around $70-90?
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thefisch
08-29-2018 at 08:36 AM.
08-29-2018 at 08:36 AM.
Quote from ninjastyle :
Awesome deal. I have one of these myself and paid about $150. No duplex scanning FYI
Have you had to buy new toner yet? How has the performance been?
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thefisch
08-29-2018 at 08:40 AM.
08-29-2018 at 08:40 AM.
Quote from MonVentures :
I have your situation. Have the Epson WF-2650 and noticed that the ink relacement for those are less than 50 pages, maybe even less than 30! Ridiculous! Thinking of switching to these...
I dont think I print out 800-1000 pages a year, maybe half of that. Still, this is a good offer and debating if I should switch from Epson to this. Are the ink cartridges for this printer around $70-90?
This takes toner not ink and OEM goes for $40-$75 depending on capacity. 3rd party options are available for $20 to $30 Amazon that should get you 2,000 pages.

Yes, it was getting ridiculous with my Epson. And it finally got clogged so bad that I have wasted 2-3 ink cartridges trying to clear it. Even tried windex/alcohol trick. Even if I got it working again, I am not sure I want to spend another $25 on ink. What I am going for occasional color is using a cheap HP inkjet that works on their free 15 pages instant ink plan. This way I shouldn't have to pay for ink and can print up to 15 pages or photos in full color a month without charge. Hopefully then my only cost will be a paper and toner for this laser printer which would last me 2 years or more if it really handles 2,000 pages.
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jetski777
08-29-2018 at 09:13 AM.
08-29-2018 at 09:13 AM.
We have had the Brother HL-L2380DW Laser Printer for a long time and have loved the printer. It prints every time, no jams, and supports Google Cloud Print so we can print from our laptops, chromebooks, tablets, phones from anywhere. My only problem with it was when I had to copy multiple pages, I had to load each page manually on the glass, which was time consuming.

I saw the $99 price on Amazon for this one yesterday and had to buy it because of the multiple page feeder, fax is a bonus as well. Not that concerned about the chip enabled toner cartridges as there are multiple youtube videos showing how easy it is to remove the chip from your existing toner and move to a cheaper third party toner cartridge.
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angrysquirrel
08-29-2018 at 09:46 AM.
08-29-2018 at 09:46 AM.
Whether to get this or wait for a this MFC or something similar to go on sale at Staples with a sweet $25 off $100 coupon? I like the fact that this unit has fax and an ADF.

Does this come with toner? I see below there are options of "printer with toner" and "printer with high yield toner." I read the reviews and one person said this comes with a starter toner cartridge but I'd rather check with someone from our group here. Also, if it does come with the starter cartridge, can I take the chip off that one and use that chip for a third party cartridge? Thanks! Smilie
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ninjastyle
08-29-2018 at 10:23 AM.
08-29-2018 at 10:23 AM.
Quote from thefisch :
Have you had to buy new toner yet? How has the performance been?

No complaints about the performance. The duplex printing is nice. To keep costs down, I use generic toner cartridges (e.g Linkyo etc) from Amazon and they work fine. Only wish it would do duplex scanning.
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naim.fanek
08-29-2018 at 10:32 AM.
08-29-2018 at 10:32 AM.
Quote from ninjastyle :
No complaints about the performance. The duplex printing is nice. To keep costs down, I use generic toner cartridges (e.g Linkyo etc) from Amazon and they work fine. Only wish it would do duplex scanning.
which models do duplex scanning?
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