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Brother Wireless MFC-L2760DW Monochrome All-in-One Laser Printer for
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Features:
- Dynamic black & white print, copy, scan and fax multi-functionality combined with space-saving efficiency and approachable affordability.
- For professional documents that get noticed, print confidently with Brother Genuine black toner cartridges: TN830 (Standard), TN830XL (High Yield), TN830V (Value High Yield) and TN830XL 2PK (Twin-Pack). Replacement Drum Unit DR830.
- A 50-page auto document feeder allows for convenient, time-saving multi-page copying, scanning, and faxing.
- Produces documents quickly with print speeds up to 30 ppm and scan speeds up to 23.6/7.9 ipm (black/color).
- Tackle high-volume printing, copying, scanning, and faxing with the 250-sheet capacity paper tray and 50-page auto document feeder‡. The manual feed slot is ideal for envelopes and specialty paper.
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Community Reviews
This Brother monochrome all-in-one laser printer stands out as a reliable home or small-business workhorse with fast, low-cost printing and wireless convenience. Long-term ownership reports are strong, with similar Brother models still running well after 5 to 18 years and thousands of pages, often on inexpensive generic toner. The automatic document feeder is especially useful for scanning thick batches, and the unit supports Wi-Fi, phone printing, AirPrint, and duplex printing. The main caveats are that scanning is single-sided, there is no Ethernet port, and generic toner compatibility can depend on chip and firmware versions. It is a solid fit if you want a durable black-and-white printer and can live with those limits.
Home offices printing black-and-white documents for years, because the printer stays reliable with generic toner and low operating costs.
Wireless home setups, because it stays connected on Wi-Fi and can print from a phone without trouble.
Households scanning thick paperwork, because the automatic feeder speeds up batch scanning and duplex printing.
Mac and iPhone households, because it supports AirPrint and can keep working with older CUPS drivers on newer macOS versions.
Offices that must run the printer from a battery-backed UPS, because startup draws a large current surge and can trigger low-voltage alarms.
People who need duplex scanning, because scanning is single-sided only.
Windows laptop owners using Snapdragon chips, because Brother's scanning apps and drivers may not be compatible.
Buyers who want ultra-sharp output from aftermarket toner, because non-OEM cartridges can slightly degrade print quality.
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I was a Network Admin at a large school for 25 years. Over time we dumped *all* our HP classroom printers in favor of Brother laser as they just work and are less costly to operate. When I retired there were some 10yo Brother printers that were still going strong. Teachers print 10,000 pages+ a year.
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On the scanning side however, I moved to a Windows laptop with a snapdragon chip, and Brother does not provide compatible drivers. You can use built in Windows drivers, but you cannot use the additional apps and tools provided by Brother for scanning.
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