Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this printer to replace and upgrade my previous Brother printer. Specifically bought this model because it has a scanner. Love that feature, so easy to use. I love the ability to remote print as well. It’s fits in a tight spot in my office as well. Perfect size for where I wanted to put it. Recommend 100%

good printer, copier, scanner combination . fair price. works well, not too simple of a setup. prints look good. nice compact size. I'd recommend it.

I've only had this printer for a few weeks, but it well printing very different sizes of paper and semitic languages. Certainly a good buy for the price.

The Brother HL-L2480DW is a good choice for a home or small office printer, offering fast print speeds, reliable performance, and a compact footprint for a laser printer. While it has a few minor drawbacks, its overall value and ease of use make it a good option for most users. Set-up is very easy; just take it out of the box, place the cartridge, connect it, turn it on and download the app. From the app you can establish the wifi connection. In less than 5 minutes, after firmware updates, it was ready to go. This is my first laser printer and I can say that I’ve been impressed with its performance so far. This printer boasts up to 34 pages per minute printing, which is significantly faster than all the inkjet printers I’ve ever owned. I was able to print out multi-page documents in seconds. This was a real time saver for me. Setting up the printer on my Wi-Fi network was a breeze, and printing from my laptop or phone was seamless and I haven't experienced any dropped connections or printing delays. It’s compatible with WiFi direct, Google Print and AirPrint. What impressed me the most was the laser technology that delivers sharp, crisp professional-looking prints and clear black and white graphics and even high-resolution photos which make this printer perfect for business documents and reports. The printer also includes scanning and copying functions in addition to printing, making it a versatile tool for everyday tasks. The scanner worked well for digitizing documents and photos, and the copies were of great quality. I also liked the intuitive color touchscreen that makes it easy to navigate menus, adjust settings, and even preview documents before printing. There’s an eco option that automatically saves paper and time by printing on both sides of the page. I tried it with a 20-page document and it did it quite fast. And speaking of printing, the included toner cartridge lasts for thousands of pages, reducing the need for frequent replacements. All this and it is surprisingly small for its capabilities, making it a good fit for cramped desks or home offices. It also looks sleek and modern, which is a plus. About the drawbacks, this printer is monochrome and while the print quality for black and white is superb, it is not ideal for those who need color printing. And for an office environment, the absence of an automatic document feeder can be a bit time-consuming for larger projects, requiring manually feeding each page when scanning or copying multi-page documents. Also, the basic scanner and copier functionalities are adequate for everyday tasks but might not be sufficient for advanced users. Lastly, while the initial toner cartridge lasts a long time, replacement cartridges can be expensive. If you use a high volume of paper consistently, it's worth factoring in the ongoing cost of toner before purchasing this printer. In my opinion, the Brother HL-L2480DW is a good choice for people who need a fast, reliable, and affordable black and white laser printer for home or small office use. While it has a few limitations, I believe that its strengths outweigh its weaknesses. The high-speed printing, excellent quality, and convenient 3-in-1 functionality make it a great value for the price.

***Setup:*** Setting up the Brother HL-L2480DW is easy. Unbox, install the cartridge, connect it, turn it on, and download the app. Wi-Fi connection can be established through the app, and after a quick firmware update, it's ready to use. You can also use Ethernet and USB-B. The process is quick, taking about 10 minutes from unboxing to printing. ***Build Quality:*** The Brother HL-L2480DW is sturdy and well-built, fitting well into home or small office environments and only taking up a moderate amount of space. You will need some room on each side to access the different panels, paper tray and scanner lid. Its sturdy and lets you know, coming in at over 22 lbs. ***Ease of Use:*** The Brother is actually pretty intuitive. Navigation is simple enough, thanks to its color touchscreen and reasonable menu layout. The onscreen keyboard is a bit frustrating if you have a more complicated WiFi password, though. ***Mobile Compatibility:*** The Brother integrates with various devices through Wi-Fi direct, Google Print, and AirPrint. Printing can be achieved from either PCs or mobile devices (phones, tablets) with very little delay. Mobile printing and scanning are supported through the Brother Mobile Connect smartphone app. The printer can also link to cloud storage services and offers secure print job capability. ***Print Quality and Speed:*** With over 30 page per minute printing speed, the Brother HL-L2480DW outperforms many inkjet printers. Its laser technology delivers sharp, professional-looking prints, perfect for business documents and reports. It's notably faster and more efficient than inkjet, saving time - especially with multi-page documents. This isn’t the one to get for photo quality prints, however. You will notice banding. ***Scan Quality:*** The scanner works well for converting documents and photos to digital format, producing clear, legible scans. The Brother lacks an automatic document feeder, however, making it somewhat time-consuming for larger projects. This may work in a pinch, but for regular scanning of multiple pages, a dedicated document scanner with a feed tray would quickly pay for itself in time consumed/saved. One reason for this is the lack of automatic duplex scanning: you have to flip things over yourself. I personally will be using the scanner to place things on and save vertical space, as I already have an auto-feeding scanner. ***Conclusion:*** Overall, the Brother HL-L2480DW is an excellent choice for those in need of a fast, reliable, and affordable black and white laser printer for home or small office use. While it lacks color printing and an automatic document feeder, it offers fast printing speeds, decent scan and copy quality, and versatile connectivity options.

First impressions - The box arrived in good condition. The printer was packed well and was in pristine condition. It was lightweight to lift out of the box and doesn't take up too much of a footprint in my office. Easy set up included plugging in the power cord and following instructions to add to Wi-Fi. It was also easy to add app to phone for remote printing. Overall Use - Love how fast it printed, both single sided and double sided. Also love being able to print from phone and tablet ! Overall print speed is very fast and the printer has ample onboard memory to handle larger print jobs without "stuttering" for a minute or two on receiving those jobs from my PC. Onboard Display - The screen works well. I would love to call this out as some of our past printers that had a display . . . should not have bothered. The menu system on this printer is easy to navigate and responds accurately. What I love- - I was able to print from everything we own AND Google drive. - 250 Sheet capacity paper tray - Fast copy ! Could be improved - - Volume ! - This printer is disturbingly loud when printing ! - Please include a longer power cord with printers that target SOHO and home use.

I’ve used several Brother printers in the past and this is my third monochrome, or black and white only, printer from this brand. The HL-L2480DW is an all-in-one printer that can copy, scan, and print on a variety of media including envelopes, labels, letter and legal sized paper. It cannot, however, print in color nor send or receive faxes. It takes up a decent amount of desk space, and you’ll need to leave some clearance in front, behind, and above it to open the paper tray, rear panels, and scanner lid. That said, I found it surprisingly light at just over 22 lbs. The machine is pretty simple to setup. After plugging it in and turning it on, I connected it to my home’s WiFi network from the touch display control panel, though you can also use an Ethernet cable for a wired connection or connect directly to your computer using a USB-B cable, if you prefer keeping the machine offline (cables not included). Using the color LCD’s menus is intuitive and user-friendly, however, I found the screen’s keyboard for entering my WiFi password very tiny and difficult to tap the right keys. If you don’t want to share the printer on your LAN, you can use a direct WiFi connection to another device that supports it. Drivers and software for the printer can be downloaded from Brother’s website, and installation takes about 5 minutes. I was able to get started printing within about 10 minutes from unboxing. The paper tray on the bottom can be fully removed and holds up to 250 sheets of paper from A6 to A4 sizes. The back of the tray can even be extended to accommodate legal size paper (11x14 inches), though note that it will stick out of the back of the machine several inches when closed. Envelopes, labels, and other custom media can be fed into the manual feed tray that folds out from the front of the machine and is ejected from the rear return tray. Sending print jobs to the printer wirelessly was fast, and printing started within a few seconds of hitting print. In terms of print quality, I found that text-only documents came out quite nicely. Lettering is crisp and clear, and print/copy speed was fast at 36 pages per minutes (ppm). The printer can handle 2-sided duplex printing sequentially and retracts sheets to print on the reverse side. The paper return tray can hold up to 100 sheets and has a flip out support flap for high volume printing. Large graphics and photos, however, printed with less than “photo” quality. I found that across large images, there were very noticeable horizontal bands (light and dark) across the page. These persisted after multiple attempts at cleaning the toner cartridge, rollers, corona wire, and drum. Images also appeared much darker on paper (with default settings) than on screen, losing contrast, textures, and fine details in the print. I did not see a huge difference in print quality when setting the output DPI to 1200 versus the default 600, though contrast improved marginally. Fortunately, the banding isn’t apparent at all with text-only printing. For scanning, you’ll choose upfront where to save the file from the menu, for example, to your computer, in an email, or to your linked cloud storage (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint). Scanning a page of text produced clear, legible copies in about 10 seconds at the default 200 DPI; scanned text was easily recognized by the OCR software and the file contents could be copied and edited in word processing applications. There was little, if any, bleed-through when scanning a page with text on both sides. However, this machine cannot scan both sides of a page simultaneously or automatically, and you must manually flip the sheet in order to scan the other side. After each scan, the control panel will ask you if there are more pages so you can save them as a single PDF file. Scanning photographs at 200 DPI, on the other hand, produced results that were a little lighter than their physical originals, with a warmer tint and softer focus. When zooming in on a 200 DPI image scan, there was a bit of a grid effect due to data compression/loss, though the scans managed to capture most of a photo’s details with accuracy and good color and saturation. When scanning at the max resolution of 600 DPI, each scan took longer, about 30 seconds, and individual pixels were less noticeable with smoother edges and little noticeable grid effect. However, there was a slight rainbowing of grayscale colors. With photocopies, it was much the same results as with scanning, and I noticed text in photocopies appeared slightly darker and thicker, so regular font appeared slightly “bold” faced. You can print from a mobile device using the Brother Mobile Connect smartphone app. This app requires you to login or create an account to link your printer. Once linked, “Scan to Mobile App” will also appear in the Scan options on the printer’s control panel. Just make sure your phone and printer are connected to the same network. In the app you can print documents and photos or initiate a scan that saves directly to your phone. You can also manage or sign up for Brother’s Refresh EZ Print Subscription, an automatic toner refill program; a 4-month free trial is included with this printer. A feature that may be useful for folks using the printer in a shared office environment is the ability to send a secure print job to this printer’s queue; this will require a user to enter a password/PIN entered on the machine’s LCD in order to complete the print. Toner cartridges for this machine are the Brother TN830; a standard version yields up to 1200 pages while the high-yield XL prints up to 3000 pages for a lower cost per print. The starter cartridge included with the printer, however, will only last about 700 pages. I like that you can add shortcuts for functions that you use often to the control panel’s menu, like Scan to Google Drive or Mobile App. One thing to consider though is that there is no automatic document feeder tray for scanning and copying a lot of pages. As these functions are single-sided, you’d have to do one sheet at a time, one side at a time. Overall, the printer is great if you don’t need color printing and mostly print text, as it prints quickly both single-sided and duplex. Graphics will print fine but larger images won’t be “photo” quality. It also functions well as a scanner and copier with decent reproduction quality, though isn’t as fast or convenient with a large number of pages or at its highest resolution. The printer is easy to setup and share on a network with multiple ways to connect, and has a number of useful Internet capabilities like linking to cloud storage, scan to email, and secure remote printing.

This is a very easy review for me because I really like this printer. The HL-L2480DW is new for 2024 replacing the HL-2380DW with a newer more modern casing, faster innards, higher resolution, and faster engine. It’s also lighter and better looking! I have had experience with it’s older brother and it was a solid printer, so I was happy to get this new version to try out. If you’re upgrading from the older model, you won’t be able to bring your carts with you because it uses the newer TN830 regular and extra capacity variants. Taking it out of the box is easy because this printer is really, really light. I can imagine using this printer as a travel printer. The setup is super easy as well with the newer, more responsive touchscreen. A weird thing is that this printer has a super loud speaker. If you like that, like I do, great! I do like to hear when I’m out of paper and I’m in another room. That can be a big time saver for me. Setup is super easy. When you turn on the printer it asks for your wifi information and immediately updates itself if a firmware is available. I like being able to do that without an app. Once that’s done, you can either install the computer drivers on your Win/Mac or use your iOS/Android app or Chromebook. My primary computers are Win, ChromeOS, and Android tablets. Normally it’s painful to set up but this printer was easy with no issues connecting at all. Windows was fairly straightforward, just install the driver then go to Printers and choose it. ChromeOS was easy as well, I was able to see it because the printer supports Zero Config/Bonjour and printed right away from the ChromeOS print dialog. Android was even easier through the Brother app from the Play Store. I could fiddle with all the important settings through the app. The scanner is fast and easy to use. There’s not much to say about it except that it reliably scanned a photo for me to my Windows laptop but also to my Android devices, which really made me happy. That’s a timesaver! You’ll see that this printer uses some of the same parts as the higher end versions so its glass has a section supporting a sheet feeder (this model does not have the feeder). I wonder if you could upgrade this printer if you had the right parts? Printing was fast and easy. Warmup from sleep was comparable to other printers I’ve used at less than 10 seconds. A 30 page document I printed with about 30% coverage of text was done in less than a minute. Text was easy for it in my testing of forms, shipping labels, and documents. Text is super sharp, and should be at this point in printing. Now for the photo capability… check out my photos. This is NOT a photo printer. The halftoning capabilities are fairly good, but you will get banding on solids. I can highly recommend this printer. It’s got a basic printer price but has some great features that punch a lot higher than the price would suggest. A great buy!

This printer is an upgrade from an older (discontinued) model. The setup was so easy (Just use the setup wizard), select the network, enter password = all done! Adding the printer on my Mac was automatic. Apple AirPlay was selected automatically. The setup on my iPhone was just as easy. The print quality is outstanding. Some improvements from my older model is the location of the power button is not up front, the color touchscreen is so convenient and the musical tone it plays on startup/shutdown was an unexpected pleasure of happiness. I had my older model for many enjoyable years and hopefully, this one much longer. I highly recommend 100%. Previous printer was very reliable and dependable. I really only have a couple gripes about this printer and they are both more than manageable. First the printer top always slams shut really hard no matter what you do and it feels like it’s gonna break. It doesn’t but it’s scary every time. Second I print a lot of checks at once and feeding the tray with the checks is a really kinda like holding a big slice of pizza and putting it through is the best way to describe it. Other than that the printer is fantastic.

I’ve always had a printer around to print up random things from a mail in rebate, order form, or instructions for a customer. I’ve owned several different printers and brands over the years, finding one reason or another to switch every time a printer needed to be replaced. In recent years, I’ve been using Brother Printers, and recommending them because of their simplicity and reliability. For what it’s worth, a printer just needs to work when it’s needed, and so far, Brother Printers have not let me down. I decided to upgrade my aging Brother USB connected printer to something the whole house could connect to and get some more features, so I selected the Brother HL-L2480DW Wireless Black and White 3 in 1 Laser Printer. Pros: - 3 in 1 – Printing, Copying, and Scanning. - Easy to Setup. - Mobile printing even away from home. Cons: - Included instructions are for printer setup, does not include steps for adding printer after setup. As printer setups go, Brother has gotten it down to a hassle-free experience. Follow the 2-side quick start guide included to get the printer ready to use, final steps include using the Brother App on either a computer (Mac or PC) or mobile device, and you’ll be up and running quickly. The only hiccup I encountered was having to run the Wi-Fi finder twice, this was because of my device settings over the printer’s fault so no knock off on the score. The touch screen makes navigating the printer options easy and intuitive. Additionally, the display informs you of any issues or updates that are needed with clear details on what to do to resolve the issue. The Brother HL-L2480DW has a print speed of 34 pages per min, which is perfect for my needs as I usually need to print 4-5 pages multiple times per day. This is a Black and White Laser printer, so it uses a toner cartridge, which will last depending on your use but tend to not dry out like ink cartridges do. Tested a few print pages without any issues. Have printed out a few scripts and order forms without a single issue so far. Double sided printing is an option with this printer, you can select to have it print double sided by default or single sided during setup. The Brother HL-L2480DW does go a bit further with the ability to copy and scan, which are great additions to an office setup. The Scanner can do color scans, but you will want to setup the printer on each device and enable scanning to be able to use the feature. The connectivity options are also amazing, including Wireless 2.4 or 5.0 Ghz, Wi-Fi Direct printing, Ethernet, and USB 2.0. This ensures that regardless of source, there should be a way to print to the device. Additionally, if you need to print when you’re away from home, the Mobile Connect Brother app allows you to print from your mobile even when not connected to the network. This is a handy feature for those on the go who are not always working out of a standard office setup. The only negative part of the setup was the lack of instructions to add the printer on another device once it has been setup, the included instructions repeated the initial setup process. To add the printer to other devices on the network you will either need to download the mobile app for phones/tablets or search for Brother Print Management Tool and navigate to the support page to download just the printer drivers. This might be because of how new the printer is, as it is not listed on the Brothers main product pages, but after installing the support software for the printer on each PC on the network, there were no issues accessing the printer. The added PaperPort software also allows each PC to receive and organize the scans from the printer, which is nice instead of having to use the default tools included with windows. Overall, I’m very happy with the Brother HL-L2480DW Wireless Black and White 3 in 1 Laser Printer, I’d recommend this for any home or small business office that doesn’t need a color printer but needs a printer that can connect to multiple devices for general use. Printers are best when they are easy to use, easy to connect to, and low maintenance, all of which the Brother HL L2480DW has been so far.

I received the Brother HL-L2480DW Monochrome laser printer and was glad because my 8 year old Brother laser printer had started having issues. After unpacking I plugged it in and also set up the phone line for faxes. I have an extra landline I never use so it was perfect for this purpose. After that I connected to the Brother Mobile Connect, although you can do most everything right from the 2.7" touchscreen. So no problem if you don't have a cell phone to use. I like that. They want you to change the default password which is noted on the back of the printer. It's optional however. Next I set up the wireless which found my router flawlessly and worked well. However for me personally I use a wired printer cable that plus directly into the back of my iMac. It came with a cartridge of course and that was simple to install. The print looks great right out of the box but you can adjust it lighter or darker according to your personal needs. You can print on both sides of the paper, a feature my old Brother didn't have and one I really like. You can Scan, Copy or Fax with this printer. You can also scan an image to your PC. On the touchscreen you'll have Choices of Service, Tools and Online Functions. The Tools is handy as you have Toner, Tray Setting, Eco Mode, Network, Wifi Direct and All Settings. Also Ethernet Auto. There is a Choices of Service link that includes Google Drive, Dropbox, Sharepoint Online, One Drive, One Note, Box, Evernote, Connect Device To Brother Online and Information. And in the online functions you have Email Print, Easy Scan to Email, Scan to Mobile, Cloud Secure Print, Scan to Searchable PDF, Scan to Word, Scan to Excel, Scan to Powerpoint and Information. So far this printer has been so easy to use and I've had no issues. It's not a loud printer and fast too. No disappointments whatsoever and I definitely recommend its purchase. Laser printers are always my favorite and this one is no exception. A great value and priced right as well.

Easy set up for a tech challenged individual. Exactly as described by manufacturer. Quality printing and copying. Not too noisy. Perfect fit in location I needed it. Easy to use. About a 15 second warm up when hitting print before print starts. Have not used scan punction yet. As stated in item description there is no feeder function, so this is not an auto feed printer for scanning or copying if that affects your purchase decision. Very happy with product and how BestBuy handled transaction.

The Brother - HL-L2480DW Wireless Black-and-White 3-in-1 Laser Printer is very easy to set up. I requested this item because I am a CPA and I need high production laser printers to print my tax returns at a quick pace. While this is not the quickest laser printer on the market, for the price it does a fine job. Just as importantly, I am 64 years old and a sole proprietor. Therefore, I do not have an army or even 1 IT person on staff so the ease of set up and integration into my practice and office is of the utmost priority to me. That being said, the set up was easy peasy and connection to Wi-Fi no big deal. The manufacturer does provide a quick set-up guide that takes you from A to Z with a sequence of events on how to pull it out of the box, to where there is removable tape that keeps parts immobile during shipping and warehousing until purchase and use by the buyer, to how to put in the toner cartridge, plug-in to the electrical source, etc. They then reference an online user's manual if needed. One thing that I do find irritating is that there was a paper that said there was an extended warranty period of 6 months, but in Canada only, if you register for the Brother Care Program. Hey Brother, why not the same for the good old USA buyers, too? The 3 in 1 functions are print, copy, and scan which has not always been normal for laser printers. I am not sure if there is auto doc feeder for this model or not, but if so, that would be preferential, especially for the scan feature. Overall, I think that for this price, the printing quality and 21 ppm pace is reasonable. By the way, there are numerous mobile apps that allow you to register your Brother printing machine for remote and smartphone printing, just go to the App store for either the Apple or Google Playstore.

The HL L2480DW Printer by Brother is compact yet it is useful for home as well as a small business. First it arrives well packaged and it is ready to print right away, the setup was easy, it comes with instructions, power cable and a starter black toner, safety guide and other reading material as well as the QR Code for very easy to setup the printer as well as ordering more toner by subscription. I like that the printer can do many things, print, copy and scan. And I really like that it has a touchscreen in front to do almost everything, including making a copy, scan, and the scan can be sent to the computer or the cloud. Toner: Brother offers plenty of Plans for toner subscription and the plans are from the Basic to print about 25 pages a month, Ocassional about 100 pages a month, Moderate 300 pages a month, High 700 pages a month, Power 1500 pages a month, and in all the plans there are pages you can carry over to the following month. The print quality is excellent, it prints fast at up to 36ppm and they look great and something else to really like is the duplex printing, saving paper and space. Wireless, I can print from my phone, my laptop and my computer wirelessly and with a holder of up to 250 papers I can print all day. Something else I really like from the Brother printer is the scan function to OCR so it scans and makes the document an editable text page, I really like it because I no longer have to retype a document, it does it for me. The printer is compatible with Windows Mac, Linux and Chrome OS and mobile using AirPrint, Brother Mobile Connect, Mopria, WiFi Direct, so plenty of options. I like how quiet, fast and efficient my new printer is, it has toner so I do not have to worry about the ink to dry, toner is dry already and last longer, and there are plenty of options on buying toner from either subscription or different yields.

My work requires alot of printing, so we actually go through quite a bit of printers here. I got this little guy and I am very happy. Will try to keep the review short and to the point. The small footprint and wireless capabilities means you can put this almost anywhere where you have wifi. We have a storage unit, complete concrete, and we still get wifi in there so that's where we store this guy and it works great. The set up is easy, it's a quick, intuitive set up process; remove all the plastics that's clearly labeled, download the app on your smartphone, follow instructions on app to connect to wifi, done. The printer scans, copies and prints. I think there's no explicit label that says the unit actually scans in color. It prints in monochrome/black and white, but the scanned documents are in color. It's something small and subtle but worth noting, as you can send it to your computer or send it to another printer that prints in color. It was quite nice to scan my children's coloring book, then have them paint on it on the ipad. The prints itself are very crisp. I'm not so sure about the images that comes out, the dithering/unequal greys were a little disappointing, but the text itself are very sharp edges and crisp. So I would say this is a great printer for printing quick documents and in quick succession. Overall would highly recommend.

Great laser printer. Came in a large box, however the printer itself is not that big, its more tall than wide. It came with a standard toner ready to use. They include a quick start guide and it was easy to setup. First you insert the included toner and then you plug it to power and turn it on (I also plugged an ethernet cable, however it does support Wi-Fi 2.4ghz/5ghz networks too. They do not include any ethernet nor USB cable, so if you are using either, you must provide your own). Then it instructed to go to their website and download their setup software, it was easy to go through with it and it detected the printer over the network, then you can choose if you want to do a full install of their software or whatever parts you like most. I chose full and I noticed it did not install any bloatware, just the bare minimum to use it like drivers, monitoring software (little icon on the taskbar that tells you the status of the printer, the toner level etc) and also scanning software. Print quality is amazing (laser is another thing for black and white documents) and fast. The paper accepts tons of paper (250 pages) and you can also feed it manually (like envelopes etc) through a manual feed port. It can do auto duplex printing (can print both sides of paper, thus saving you on paper/saving trees). The only con I could see is the scanner is just a flat bed type, you must feed it paper manually to scan (no auto document feeder). The little status LCD screen is a touch screen and color. They also have their subscription service for tonner shipping, and they have very cheap plans and also give you some free months and a $20 credit towards it. Its not necessary to sign up, you can use it without any plans, however if you print a lot, it could save you money on the long term. Highly recommend this printer, for home or a small office!

I've had the fortunate pleasure of owning the Brother HL-2280DW for many years now, so when I got ahold of this 2480DW model, I was looking forward to hooking it up and using it. If I'm to be completely honest (which I am), this series of laser printers is so reliable that the 2280DW still works like its brand new, and so the 2480DW I'm sure will last just as long. While comparing the two, I couldn't help but compare the many similarities, but it's like a refreshed version of an already great product, similar to phones that come out with a new model each year. The aesthetics aren't really much different. In fact, it looks pretty much the same, and that's not a bad thing. No need to change what works already functionally and already looks nice with a nice color and finish. As for the speed, prints superbly fast with crispness on each page. Being able to print wirelessly is not new anymore but still a convenience. The print speed is great when needed but personally I only print a lot during tax season nowadays. The touch screen size is still small, but the important part is that it's fast and functional. When you press on the screen it responds well and doesn't lag, and that's an issue on a lot of products. This printer does not have that issue. I really like how with the Brother Mobile App you have more flexibility you can use with the printer now as well. As for ink, with toner, it truly lasts so long no matter how much you print.

Very happy with this purchase, easy set up, it is almost compact, fits nicely on a shelf, does everything I'm ever going to need, went back to the toner printer, ink printers have always failed me when I needed to print, needing to clean the heads and maintenance often, this printer prints very well in black and white, and it's always ready to print on command.

I've been using the printer for a couple of months now and it has performed well. The set up was very easy and the print quality is excellent. I like that it prints far faster than the ink jet printer it replaced.

Great printer and scanner. Prints very quickly too. Worth the $. The software that comes with the printer is decent. Is used as a network printer using a wired ethernet connection. I did not try to use WiFi as I already had a wired ethernet connection to that location in the hoise.