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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-office workhorse with fast, low-cost printing and wireless, phone, and AirPrint support. Long-term owners describe years of trouble-free use, often with generic toner, and the automatic document feeder is especially handy for scanning thick batches and duplex printing. The main caveats are that scanning is single-sided, there is no Ethernet port, and the starter toner is only about 700 pages. It is a solid fit if you want a dependable black-and-white laser and can live with Wi-Fi only.
Home offices printing lots of black-and-white pages, because it stays reliable for years and works well with generic toner.
Small offices scanning thick document batches, because the automatic feeder saves time and duplex printing is supported.
Mac and Windows households wanting driverless printing, because AirPrint works and Windows 11 drivers still function.
Buyers who want a compact all-in-one laser with fax, because it adds faxing while staying faster than the faxless sibling.
Households with sensitive electrical circuits, because startup can pull a sudden current surge and dim lights or trip a UPS alarm.
Users depending on third-party toner compatibility, because smart-chip cartridges can be rejected and firmware updates may block generic supplies.
Photo or ultra-sharp print users, because this monochrome laser is for black-and-white output and aftermarket toner can soften print quality.
People who need duplex scanning, because scanning is single-sided.
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I have an. Older Brother that is a workhorse love it. Bought this to replace my mother's printer!
After switching to Pick Up after the shipping was cancelled, I got antsy and just drove up to get one. They had about 6 in the middle isle between electronics and clothing. On my way out my Pick Up oder became ready. So pick up technically did work for me!
Some Walmart stores are terrible with the order pickups. Yesterday I stayed in my car for more than 30 mins before an associate showed up with my order. Another associate spent almost 10 mins to just put all the items from his cart into the customer's car.
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Between that, and the data collection built into their printer bloatware, one should question the decision to buy an HP printer.
Those two letters once stood for a great company, guided by "The HP Way" but Carly, followed by other disastrous CEOs, flew the plane into the ground.
I think the drum on this printer cannot tolerate low quality aftermarket toners well. Perhaps if I buy the "right" toner, it would perform better.
Just want to share that I did not get the expected baseline quality prints out of a laser printer.
Your old printer, if still functional, may still work with the MB as well, if you install the last published CUPS drivers for that printer, and install a printer bridge like Printer Bridge [generouscorp.com].
CUPS, the old print system, has been deprecated, but not removed from 27.x, just hidden. In fact, the latest OS update lists a CVE addressing a CUPS vulnerability amongst its fixes.
My 14-year old Brother prints fine using the (last issued) Catalina drivers on Sequoia. Brother's support site makes you dig a little deeper for the older versions, but they're still there.
I've updated its firmware perhaps once, in all that time. Generally, if it works, firmware updates, especially those with vague change notes, can be ignored.
My HPs are plenty old enough to not have that firmware.
The main thing I hate about Brother printers is that the drum is always a separate thing to replace and not included in the toner cart.
NO OTHER PRINTER is as reliable and cheap to operate as Brother laser.
Generic toners is hit and miss, but my last one works like OEM.
The feeder is extremely handy and time saving when u need to scan a thick batch of documents, as well as duplex double page printing.
Yes, the driver still works in Windows 11 even the date is like 2016 or something. I only recall upgrade the firmware once or twice.
Since this is a newer model, it should have native Windows 11 driver and longer support for firmware.
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I'll take a look when I set it up this weekend.
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