Walmart.com has
Brother HL-L2325DW Monochrome Wireless Duplex Laser Printer for
$110.
Shipping is free or select free store pickup if stock is available.
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Product Info: - Fast print speed of up to 26 pages per minute(1) delivers increased efficiency so you can print more, wait less and be more productive.
- The generous 250-sheet capacity adjustable paper tray easily handles letter and legal sizes paper and helps improve efficiency with less refills. The manual feed slot offers professional prints on a variety of papers and sizes including card stock, envelopes, and more.
- Enjoy easy, reliable, wireless printing from your desktop, laptop, smartphone and tablet(2) so you can print from virtually anywhere.
- Choose from the built-in wireless network interface to enable sharing with multiple users on your network or connect locally to a single computer via the USB interface.
- The HL-L2325DW has the features automatic duplex (2-sided) printing to help save on paper costs along with toner save mode to help save toner.
- Brother Genuine toner helps provide genuine savings. Brother Genuine high-yield replacement toner delivers up to two and a half times more prints than standard-yield replacement toner cartridges and helps lower your printing costs(4).
- Compact, yet durable and dependable design perfect for home, dorm rooms, home and small offices where space is limited. Sturdy and robust construction ensures your all-in-one laser printer will keep up with your busy schedule. Compact desk footprint saves on space requirements.
- The perfect printer for all your home or home office needs. The HL-L2325DW combines the features needed to keep your home or small office running smoothly.
- Choose your printer from the #1 brand in laser printers. Brother is the #1 retail brand in laser printer unit sales in the US(5).
- Features a 1-Year Limited Warranty and free online, live chat or phone for the life of your product.
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I finally got a "compatible" toner set for my multifunction Brother color printer off Amazon because I hadn't realized I was that low on one color and couldn't wait. Didn't have any problems with it though.
Also, check to see if there is a high capacity cartridge for your printer. There are three different cartridges for the one I have, for each color! Brother lists a TN730 (1200 pages) and a TN760 (3000 pages) for this one.
My printer operating costs dropped to almost nothing when I switched from inkjets to lasers. And my printer frustration disappeared. Lasers are virtually trouble-free by comparison.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Canon-.../912285578
Or the Brother HLL2390DW refurb for $142.50 after code SAVECART:
https://www.brother-usa.com/products/rhll2390dw
I strongly recommend the Brother over the Canon in this case. That extra $43.50 gets you wifi, auto duplexing, 32PPM print speed versus 19PPM, faster scanning, and an overall better built, more current, and longer lasting printer.
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The W at the end means wireless capability. You can setup cloud printing as well.
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I do have a problem with the printer coming out of deep sleep mode and tripping the 15amp breaker for my room. It can do this even when everything else is off in my room. I tried the printer in other rooms and same issue. I see firmware fixes for excessive current draw for other models, but none for this printer as yet.
My workaround is to turn off the printer when it is not in use and then printing right away after I turn on the printer. I'll raise a support ticket but if anyone has any thoughts on how to address I'm all ears.
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Laser printers very briefly consume about 1000W when first warming up. Most UPSs can't handle that.
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