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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 is valued as a durable home or small-office workhorse with fast, reliable printing, Wi-Fi, phone printing, and automatic double-sided output. Long-term use on similar Brother models runs for years with low-cost generic toner, and the feeder is handy for scanning thick batches. The main caveats are that scanning is single-sided, there is no Ethernet port, and the TN830 cartridges use a smart chip that can complicate third-party toner. It is a solid fit if you want a dependable black-and-white printer and can live with those limits.
Home offices printing black-and-white documents, because it has stayed reliable for years and works well with generic toner.
Small businesses printing high volumes, because it keeps running for years and handles thousands of pages without trouble.
Households scanning thick stacks of paperwork, because the automatic feeder saves time and duplex printing is supported.
Mac and Windows households wanting driverless wireless printing, because it supports AirPrint and works with current Windows drivers.
Buyers who want ultra-sharp output with third-party toner, because aftermarket cartridges can slightly reduce print quality.
People relying on generic toner compatibility after firmware updates, because newer Brother models may reject third-party cartridges with outdated chips.
People who need duplex scanning, because scanning is single-sided.
Offices that depend on Ethernet, because this model only has Wi-Fi and USB connections.
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I personally help many via private message or personal email. When I ask a question on the thread, I usually don't get any responses. I was totally shocked and very grateful to TodayOnly for responding to mine on this thread.
Can you share the default firmware version it came with? Any plans to update it or are we turning it off?
no plans to update
ldproducts.com/ has a good reputation. I bought a couple of the TN830XL carts in 2025. I tested one cart when I received it with about 20 pages and it worked fine. I haven't needed to use it yet, but the reviews are positive.
The TN830XL is currently $33.99 + $5.99 S&H. Buy 2 carts and get free shipping (Free shipping on most orders over $50).
I just want to add that I did notice a slight degradation in print quality with the LD cart. For our "nonprofessional" usage it will be fine. If you require ultra sharp prints stick with the OEM Brother carts.
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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.
Cannon laser printer toners come with their drums built in but they have been a bit flaky with third party toners from what I've been seeing lately. The way things are going printers will be locked down completely before we know it and we'll be talking about the nostalgic good all days and all that not too far in the future
Of course, the only problem there is that a DIY build will cost significantly more than what the sale prices on some of these printers are... just like building a Voron 3D printer (I love mine, though).
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