Customer Ratings & Reviews

We usually purchase the cheapest printer, but since we don't use it every day the ink usually dried up. This time we opted to spend a little bit more for this Brother Inkvention model, which is supposed to have sealed ink tanks and keep from drying out. We haven't had it long enough to know if that feature was worth it yet, but the printing we've done so far has been excellent quality, both color and black. The printer is a nice compact size yet holds a lot of paper. It fits nicely on top of a small filing cabinet. The control panel angles out to make for easier reading. The printer was delivered in a timely manner, and Best Buy alerted us to a brief shipping delay. The set up was fairly easy for two "seasoned citizens"! The only confusion came with pairing the printer to our smartphone for wireless printing and we needed a password for our phone. After a search we learned how to find it and the wireless printing works well! We anticipate keeping this printer for the rest of our lives. If it continues to perform as well as so far, that should become a reality.

Purchased to augment my Canon Pixma and Brother laser printers. Probably the Best Buy and will use this printer as my primary. Excellent print quality and easy to setup. It has a large ink reservoir with individual tanks for each CMBY color, plus two paper trays large capacity. The touch screen menu is easy to use and understand. This printer is an excellent choice.

I had the printer a month. So far I am very pleased with its performance. It’s easy to operate. Prints fast and only time will tell how long the ink cartridges last. I bought it for the longer life of a print cartridge.

I wouldn’t buy this again. It’s okay but I don’t feel like it’s worth the money. The printer doesn’t have a high quality print and it’s average to me. I make greeting cards and I wanted to get a good quality printer to back up my HP one. I only use the HP and every now and then the Brother. Also it has a message about some new software and I gave up trying to get it to install.

I have owned several printers from popular manufacturers but have had two that stopped working recently after a fairly short period of time so I am looking forward to trying something new with expanded features. This is the Best Brother Printer I have used yet. With the trends of having Ink programs this comes with it which is better than some subscription models out there with other manufacturers. Unboxing & Physical Features: The printer comes extremely well packaged with thick boxing and Styrofoam inserts. Whether you are picking this up from the store or having it shipped, I don’t think you’ll have any concerns! The printer is solid and the perfect size for my use and space. I am a moderate user. I use the different features of an all-in-one printer but since I’m not utilizing if for anything particularly professional with high-volume, I don’t want it to take up a ton of space. So, I especially love that all the features that matter to me are packed into reasonable dimensions and the printer is not extremely tall. It fits perfectly in my desk credenza cabinet with only 11.25 inches of vertical space. I can get to the top document feeder and/or lift the top lid just enough to use it for scanning and copying. Also, everything can be accessed from the front! Most importantly, the ink loads right from the front so I wouldn’t need to take the printer out to load the ink! Also, the power cable is in the back, but extends from the left side. PERFECT for me because you can slide the printer back into the shelf without losing space or concern of smashing the cord. Setting up: This was a piece of cake. There are simple printed instructions but you can honestly just follow the prompts. Plug it in, load the paper, pop in the ink cartridges, check the alignment and you’re set! The ink cartridges are the simplest that I have ever had on a printer. With my previous printers, I had to pull them out of the shelf and open the whole unit to access the ink on the inside. With this one, you just flip down the front port and pop them in. They click in perfectly and extremely fast. BRILLIANT. It takes just a few minutes for the new ink to load and to do the recommended alignment. This is a standard process that my other printers had. If you’ve never done this before, it prints a test page that you place back on the scanner for it to check and self-adjust. I do not use a hardwired Ethernet cable or phone/fax line. So for me it was just finding the wifi, entering the password and it was on the network in seconds and ready to go. General Use: The printer has a small LCD full color touch screen on a panel that can be tilted for a better viewing angle. For me it is perfect because my printer cabinet is near the floor and I can tilt the panel up to see without having to get on the floor. The screen leads you to all the functions like scans/copying/sending to web apps/etc. and to adjust settings. The menus are intuitive and the layout is simple. It is not complicated or overwhelming. You can also download the app on your mobile device to check ink levels, adjust settings or print/scan/copy through the app. Pretty cool! This printer has 2 trays which combined should hold about 400 sheets (a whole pack is 500). This is an upgrade over my previous printer. Printer/Copier: Printing from from a laptop and mobile device is simple. Very short lag for warm up time and printing is fast and the printer is not too loud. The text comes out crisp and clear on standard settings. I have not tried photo printing but I did print a presentation including graphics and a photo and the colors turn out very clear and accurately reflect what I see on my computer/device screen. I’ve printed different documents from different applications and all have the same great results. My disclaimer is that I don’t have much experience in photo printing or extensive printing of significant color documents so I’m not able to comment on that. Copying is easy and the top document feeder is really nice to have. Since the overall form factor of this machine is modest, I don’t think the document feeder is intended for a huge stack of pages to copy but I believe it will work for most of my needs. Scanner: I tend to use this feature frequently on my printers. To scan and email, it was just a matter of entering my email addresses and it saves those for you for ongoing use. I’ve always relied on the scan to pdf approach and email and this worked without a hitch. However, there are other features like sending straight to your google drive, dropbox, Evernote, etc or even scanning to other file formats like word or power point. I will be experimenting with these features over time. Conclusion: I’m not sure how long the ink will last or the cost of the replacement cartridges and it seems that is always the unknown component of printers. However, for me this printer is excellent. You can set it up and use it right away, the size is right, the features are right and the quality meets all my applications.

Purchased in April 2022 and it’s already broken. It can not copy and print. Cons: Broken already. Can’t even print correctly, not perform a print head cleaning because it won’t let me. Every time we power on the printer it says Cannot Print 48. We have replaced the ink cartridges. The touch screen sometimes freezes and doesn’t respond to touch. I’ve purchased previous Brother MFC printers and monotone printers and they lasted 8-10 years. The physical buttons of the previous models lasted longer than this new touch screen. The quality assurance and durability went horribly down I guess during the short supply of COVID.

Brother MFC-J4535DW INKvestment Tank Color Inkjet Printer, brand new and just $200 at Best Buy, offers easy set up and robust performance for homes and small businesses. With up to one year of ink in the box, based on up to 150 pages per month, and in typical Brother fashion, this new model offers more for less than ever before. You’re going to like this printer! I’ve used and recommended Brother printers, both monochrome (black & white) laser and inkjet, for nearly 20 years. I find them to be excellent printers as well as long lasting and more economical to operate than competitive brands. **WHAT’S IN THE BOX** • Brother MFC-J4535DW COLOR inkjet printer • Starter INKvestment cartridges in Black, Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. • Startup guide, warranty **THE SETUP** What is Brother INKvestment? This is the company’s hybrid ink cartridge with internal ink tanks system. How does it work? During setup and after the four provided starter ink cartridges are installed, this printer primes and fills sealed internal tanks from the ink in the cartridges. According to Brother, “INKvestment TANK cartridges still plug into the machine like a normal cartridge. No messy bottles to worry about. Think of the new cartridges like a water cooler bottle - there are no mechanisms on the bottle - all the working parts are in the body of the cooler. The same is true with the new INKvestment TANK cartridges - they are a reservoir for ink. All the mechanisms for removal of air bubbles and feeding to the printhead are located inside the printer's sub-tank assembly. There is no ink waste - the cartridges are completely drained into the sub-tank. There is no remaining ink needed in the cartridges to protect the print head. Because the system is completely closed, there are no concerns about the ink drying up. As long as the machine remains connected to a power source, it is able to regulate the humidity and keep the ink fresh and ready to use. Once the cartridges are ‘empty,’ there are approximately 200 pages of usage in the sub-tank. New intelligent Ink Meter... aka Page Gauge... will not only allow you to check to remaining ink volume, but you'll also be able to see an approximate count of the number of pages remaining for each color. This can be shown as an ISO page count or User page count based on actual printing habits.” Two sets of replacement ink are offered, standard yield said to be about 3,000 copies and high yield rated at about 6,000 pages or copies. This model is so new that replacement ink is not yet listed or available, so I am unable to provide price information. Setup follows the proscribed path in the easy-to-follow instructions, with the emphasis on EASY. After plugging in, follow instructions to install the provided ink. While waiting, follow the advice on the 2.7" color display to load some paper into either or both internal trays holding a total of about 400 pages, and then perform other settings during the approximate four-minute internal setup. INKvestment follows this path after the initial set of ink cartridges are installed. During the wait, this is when ink is pulled from the cartridges into the sealed internal tank system to partially fill it in readiness for print jobs. The internal setup is completed after a test copy is printed and another step is completed for the purpose of assuring that the on-board scanner performs accurately. And, of course, it did. According to a Brother representative, another INKvestment technology advantage avoids the occasional head cleaning cycles experienced with other products and technologies. The sealed tanks and air-free delivery system is more ink efficient. When ink cartridges are replaced, there is no waste from priming as is customary with conventional color inkjet systems. Once installed, the new ink flows to refill internal tanks where required. Next, the Brother Mobile Connect software was downloaded and installed on an iPhone, iPad and Android phone. Similarly, both Mac and Windows software for Brother printers was installed on two computers. The new printer was wirelessly connected to our home Wi-Fi network on the 2.4 GHz band only, as that is how printers and most other IoT (Internet of Things) devices join our networks. Finally, the new printer was added in the conventional way to both Macs and Windows PCs here and the printer firmware was checked for any needed updates. None was needed. And now, let’s put it to the test! **PUT TO THE TEST** This was so simple, as it should be. Duplex print, copy and scan, plus fax performed successfully, flawlessly. Going deeper, I printed documents in black & white in both highest quality and normal mode. Color photos on high quality photo paper at highest quality looked beautiful, though this is not presented as a photo printer. Faxes went through without issue when sent from a digital document on my computer as well as from documents scanned in the on-board ADF with approximately 25-page capacity. The Brother Mobile Connect app performed perfectly, accessing controls for printing documents and photos, scanning, copying and a maintenance button to poll ink supplies. Scan history can be stored through the app. I was able to print documents and photos from mobile devices as well as print from content in all the usual cloud services to this printer. I set up document and photo scanning, as well. It operates smoothly, easily and intuitively. **CONCLUSION** Ideal for high quality, low monthly COLOR printing volume, Brother MFC-J4535DW is highly recommended by this reviewer. **WARRANTY** Brother MFC-J4535DW is covered by the Brother Two-Year Limited Warranty and Replacement Service.

Brother MFC-J4535 The Brother MFC-J4535 Inkvestment ink jet printer resembles most of Brother’s other MFC printers. Primarily plastic with plastic pieces. This is my second MFC printer and other than a few design changes they are pretty much the same. The J4535 is an “INKvestment” model, using a larger ink tank cartridge to fill a smaller internal tank on the print heads. I guess this is to compete with Epson’s ecotank line. The unit ships with what Brother called the “starter” cartridges and advertises on the box and unit that it has enough ink to last up to a year (fine print: when printing only 150 pages per month). There are two versions of the cartridge, the regular which is about 3000 pages and the XL which is double at 6000 pages. I was unable to find a duty cycle rating for this machine. The J4535 comes with two paper trays which hold up to 400 sheets. It can handle 8.5x14 paper in either tray; however, legal paper sticks out the front of the machine. There is also a single-sheet feed in the rear of the machine for thicker paper and card stock. Brother says you can use coated or photo paper in the top tray but I prefer to use the single sheet feeder. Connecting the machine to my wireless network was quick and easy and installing the software went as expected on both my Windows and Mac computers and laptops. They all found and recognized the printer without incident. The software includes PaperPort SE 14 for document handling. Most of my scanning is to create PDF’s so I use Acrobat rather than the bundled products. I find bundled software like PaperPort cumbersome but generally usable. Other than the lack of the flip-up document holder, the scanner is the same as my previous model, which is nice, especially if you have it on a shelf with low clearance. There is a flip up catch to stop the scanned documents from running off the top and over the edge. You can also lift up the feeder and use the flat glass to scan items that can't go through the feeder. Scanning is good quality and depending on settings, moves through at a decent pace although I wouldn't consider it high speed and it does not do auto duplexing like the printer does. The software gives you the choice of output including PDF, JPEG, PNG, TEXT, RTF and TIFF. It will also auto-rotate your documents. You can create workflows which save your favorite settings for things like photos and documents. Scanning to email and cloud services like google and dropbox are also supported. The print quality from the J4535 is acceptable and pretty much the same as my previous Brother MFC machine. Text is readable at 8 points, colors are accurate and shading was smooth both in gray scale and color. I would have liked the black to be a bit darker. Although not as crisp and dark as I would like, I was using standard copy paper and not inkjet specific paper which has a less porous finish and is a bit more expensive. Repeating the same page using a generic glossy photo paper fared even worse than expected. Using photo paper in the media settings - the print took considerably longer and the ink created spots and drops in solid areas. Using the same paper but with regular media selected, the drops in solid areas got even worse. This is clearly not a photo printer. Examples of prints and how the scanner works are included. There is also a front mounted usb port to print directly from a thumb drive but this seems limited to jpeg files and with the print quality I mentioned, not something I see getting much use. The printer does have an auto-duplex mode to print on both sides of the page which is very convenient when sending a large print job, however as mentioned above, the scanner is only single sided so it's a no go on double sided copies unless you duplex manually. The Brother MFC-J4535 also does faxing but in 2021 I don't know why. Like many people these days I don't have a landline phone line. The fax system seems to be full featured and there if you need it. The LCD touch screen is easy to see and the interface makes it easy to use and control all of the device's features. Like many printers these days, Brother provides a mobile app that allows you to print and scan to and from your phone. The app works as expected and is great for road warriors that use their phones. Final thoughts - this machine is plastic and the paper trays and supports are pretty flimsy and need to be used with care. The reason I purchased my first Brother printer was due to it having the least expensive consumables however, after having to purchase new ink cartridges every time I print (which is not that frequently) it might not be such a great deal. It is important to know that even when turned off, this machine, like most other Brother machines, will turn on to perform print head maintenance which drinks ink to keep the nozzles clean. While this is not the first INKvestment printer Brother makes, it is a new design cartridge and I havent found replacements yet. The wireless connectivity is a huge convenience and the mobile app is a nice touch. While it might be possible to refine the print quality by working with the settings and using different paper, I find print quality out of the box with default settings to be a touch disappointing. There are three models in this INKvestment lineup so far. Unless you absolutely need multiple paper trays for the convenience of using different paper sizes, I would hesitate to recommend this model but would steer you to the mid-range version. If you need dual paper trays because you print that much, an inkjet printer might not be your best investment.

First time user of the Brother INKvesment Tank Inkjet printer and i love it. Over the past years i owned a variety of different printers from major brands and one thing i found annoying was the cartridge life. Well no more worries with Brother This printer came with the largest cartridge out the box and after a lot of photo printing that i've done the past few days they are still holding strong. A quality that other brands can't match. -Quality of document printing is flawless and fast. Fast is also for photo printing but i found necessary to adjust the brightness on some photos in order to reproduce a realistic copy of the original. -It also has Fax and Scanning functions and they work great either for home or work office. -Out the box is a very intuitive and easy to connect printer. Had great integration with my apple products and i started to print right away. -The color lcd display is very helpful throughout the installation as well when you have printing jobs. I would strongly recommend to try this Brother MFCJ4535DW printer for who is on the market for one. You won't be disappointed!

The Brother MFCJ4535DW INKvestment Tank Inkjet Printer for $199.99 is my 3rd INKvestment machine and I am sorry to say that the first 2 were more expensive, the original INKvestment lasting for only 8 months and the refurbished replacement sent to me lasting less than 2 years. Overall, there is a lot to like, but if you enter into this relationship it is my opinion that today's all-in-one printers are basically part of the throwaway society and reconcile yourself to spending an amount that will not make you feel bad if it goes down after the 2 year warranty period, which seems to now be the industry standard versus the prior 1 year one. Okay, so now I will get off my soap box and talk specifically about this current model, the MFCJ4535DW. My prior MFC-J995DW XL Wireless All-In-One Inkjet Printer only had 1 tray and I was pleasantly surprised to see that this model has 2 trays. So, as a CPA office, I have loaded letter-sized paper in tray 1 and legal-sized paper in tray 2. Either of the trays can be converted for the larger paper and they also both will accommodate for envelopes, statements, and all of the various and sundry photo paper sizes. Like in the past, Brother printers have an easy peasy setup process that takes you from one task to the other on your computer screen, in addition to the WiFi network setup. As you will see in my pictures, the machine also has an ADF, automatic document feeder, and yet it has a small enough footprint so that I can simply place it on my Origami metal shelf with virtually no vibration. The LCD screen is very comfortably read, and trust me when I say that I have huge eye fatigue. You can also print to Dropbox and some other specialty programs quite easily. The online manuals, warranties, drivers, etc. are all located at one site on Brother-just type in the type of equipment and model number. Make sure that you sign up for your machine's warranty because my experience definitely will require you to call their toll free number for assistance at some point with your ongoing relationship with Brother. Again, I will say that my technical support calls were off shored around the world, of which I am certainly no fan of. In this case, if you try to explain that you received this printer as part of Best Buy's Technical Insider Network in exchange for an honest and free review after usage their heads blow up because they do not even know what Best Buy is or that they are a major national U.S. retailer of goods. Oh, by the way, I also downloaded their printing app, in my case from the Google Play store since I have a Samsung smartphone, and it is a gem that never has let me down when I engage it. Thumbs up for now>

This Brother printer has all of the features that we were looking for in an all-in-one printer (print/copy/scan/fax). Set-up is easy and straight forward with the included set-up guide and starter ink cartridges. It’s great that this model includes up to one year of ink in-box based on print volumes of approximately 150 pages a month and 60% black/40% color. High capacity ink cartridges are front-loaded in what Brother calls their Front-Loaded Tank Cartridge Technology which provides easy, convenient access. Two paper trays offer a 400-sheet paper capacity so this is a nice model for small or home business use. One of the best features offered by today’s printers that include connectivity via Wifi is mobile printing. It is very easy to install the Brother Mobile Connect App to enable one to access features to print documents and photos, scan, copy and maintenance/ink levels. The abililty to print directly from a mobile device such as a phone or tablet is such a nice convenience to have in a printer. The printer is compatible with Windows, Apple AirPrint and Mopria (Android). One can print-from and scan-to cloud services from the printer’s 2.7” color touchscreen. Print quality has been great and we’ve found the mobile app convenient and easy to use. The printer build quality seems very good and Brother offers At Your Side support for the life of the printer. Auto-fulfillment of ink is supported through the Refresh by Brother program that delivers ink automatically and just in time to your door. One can also access the Brother Creative Center to customize and print professionally designed home and business templates for free. The printer comes with a one-year warranty.

The biggest problem with buying an inkjet printer in the past has been the value proposition. While the printer itself is fairly inexpensive, the ink costs fat exceed the actual value you get out of the printer. This is where the Brother "INKvestment tank" comes in. Brother advertises up to a year worth of ink in the box when you purchase one of these printers as well as up to a year of ink when you replace the cartridge. This is a game changer for the inkjet industry and when purchasing a new printer, and economics is a concern, you can now add an inkjet back in the mix of your laser printer choices and save some cash in the process! I have not had the opportunity to deplete the cartridge yet, but I have used it as my main printer for about a month in total and the ink levels are still in the 90%. I'm not a heavy printer user normally, but this past month has been income taxes, numerous shipping labels, general office related documents, and in all, i've consumed about a ream of paper total (500 sheets). This printer is super easy to setup. I chose to join it to my WiFi using the iOS app. Setup took all of about 10 minutes. Once setup and on my WiFi, i went to my computers and installed the Brother printer driver, again, super simple on a Windows 10 machine, took about 5 minutes total. On my macs, simply adding as an airprint printer was all that was needed. Installing the official driver just added the scanner functionality to the OS. The touchscreen interface on the printer itself is super minimal and easy to use. Copy, scan, print is VERY easy, Just click the corresponding button and you're done. These same buttons and functionality are present in the desktop application. This desktop application is super minimal and simple. I found this pleasant but others may need more advanced features, though Brother supplies a TWAIN driver for use of applications like Photoshop or others to be used for advanced scanning. There are two trays on this printer, a top tray that supports about 200 sheets and the lower tray that is another 300. Together they support a full ream of paper. My largest complaint is that there is a sleep setting that can only be set to a maximum of 9 minutes. When in sleep mode, sending print jobs did not "wake" the printer for me and I had to walk to it and wake it up. Adding in the ability to turn off this feature would be nice. Scanning is fast and easy however the scanning feeder only holds 17-20 sheets. This is fine for my needs and likely most people, though heavier scanner users may need a larger feeder. Printing is quick and of nice quality. The initial setup requires you to go through some calibration, but afterwards prints came out clear, of nice color, and fairly fast. This printer works great on iOS using the AirPrint feature as well. The printer was easily found and printed out anything I asked it to do with ease. All in all this is a great simple to use printer with the promise of added value by more economical ink tanks. I recommend this printer to anyone looking for such features. More "power users" will likely want to look elsewhere though.

My work has a copy room with those very large printer machines. The ones that take up the entire wall and cost as much as a new car, so I'm familiar with scanning, printing, and creating large two sided packets. I'm not saying this machine can keep up with that machine, but anything I've needed to produce with that machine this machine can do. Initial setup was easy and not complicated. The menus make sense and ports, ink tanks, and other need to get to places are easy to get to. This machine doesn't get in your way. The top scanner/copier is quiet and accurate. The top feeder is quiet as well. It doesn't look like you can top load too many papers at once. But I made 6 page packets using the top loader without issue. The app is easy to use and worked without any glitches or hiccups. Everything you can adjust pre-print from the printer menu can be adjusted in the app. So no need to walk all the way to the printer to adjust settings if you are working from another room. Now I assume this printer isn't primarily for photo printing but it does a decent job of producing a basic image. The "best" quality setting to me only blended the colors better than the normal setting. In document prints there was really no detectable difference between normal and best setting. So use it for pinch image printing but not for text documents. There really wasn't any issue I ran against when printing and copying on this machine. It's a tremendous blend of quality, functionality, and speed. I definitely have used this for many worksheets color and monochrome. All with faithful color and quality results.

Print quality and speed, and the promise of at least a 1400 black ink page yield. It has a fancy startup and shut down tone for a printer. It was a little surprising, but welcome compared to the thing just beeping. The touch screen is not too small for my big hands. I've had issues with Epson screens and fat fingering because the screen and buttons were too small. I got rid of my aging Epson in favor of an ink tank type printer, to save money on ink spent per year. I love that it holds a lot of paper. Setup was super easy and after printing the first alignment sheet, it asked me to put it on the scanner bed and adjusted itself. Has fax (won't be using that), and a hidden usb and ethernet connection. However, my only gripe is the color options. There are none. The computer, photo printer in my home office is black/gray/silver. This sticks out. I wish there was a black option. I opted for the Brother over the Epson Ecotank for cost reasons. The Brother got better reviews and costs significantly less.

To begin with Brother has been making business technology equipment for over one hundred years. They have proven to be quality-built, dependable, and reliable through these many years. So, I jumped at the chance to review this Brother MFC-J4535DW (AIO) INKvestment Tank Inkjet Printer in exchange for the actual product. Was very interested in the ink-tank printers because they have a larger ink reservoir and hold much more ink then a standard inkjet cartridge. The have proven to last longer between cartridge changes and much more cost effective if you have a larger volume of printing tasks. Here is why I am impressed with this Brother INKvestment Tank Inkjet Printer: ** SETUP – Pretty easy by following the included 'Quick Setup Guide'. I found the steps indicated in this guide were detailed with helpful illustrations. The ink tank cartridges are front loading and facing, and snap, easily into place. Within 30 minutes I was ready to print. Most of the hardware printer setup can be done on the 2.7 LCD adjustable, touchscreen including the Wi-Fi connection to my router. However, it did take longer to download and install the full driver and software package on my laptop. I also downloaded and installed additional software Brother has available, PaperPort, for my Home-Office document use. ** CONNECTION – I had my choice of a wireless Wi-Fi connection to my home router, USB, or Ethernet direct wired connections. I preferred the Wi-Fi setup to my home network so I could also use my desktop, tablet, phone, and both laptops for printing tasks. Also wanted my Grand Kids to have their mobile devices connected wirelessly since they visit me almost everyday after school, and have homework to print out. Additionally, devices can be connected through Wi-Fi Direct. ** PRINT QUALITY – My home office documents are sharp, professional looking, and easy to read. They can easily be adjusted for more printer options using the 2.7 LCD, on-board touchscreen. The black tank cartridge can produce approximately 2300 pages of printed material. The Red, Blue, and Yellow cartridges can produce approximately 1200 pages of color. Hopefully, that will meet my Grand Kids printing needs for a long time. WooHoo! Color printing is FUN again without the worry of depleting the color cartridges quickly. I printed out several of my Grand Kids end-of-school-photos, and they did quite nicely. However, I do not recommend using glossy photo paper with this tank-ink. Flat or non-glossy photo paper works well. ** ALL IN ONE – This printer allows me to print, copy, scan, and fax. I did not setup the fax. Copies are produced at 1200 x 1200 dpi, and allow me many options like 'fit-to-page', 'base-color-removal', watermark, etc. Copies can also be Reduced/Enlarged 25% - 400% in 1% increments. The auto-document feeder holds up to 20 pages. The scanning function is very fast and duplicates colors accurately. ** PAPER CAPACITY – Approximately 400 pages using Main Paper Tray and the By-Pass Tray. Both trays will accept up to 8.5" x 14" (legal size), Letter, 4x6, 5x8, 3.5x5, 5x7, and A4 and photo paper with borderless printing. ** BROTHER SOFTWARE – I Print & Scan is a great app. It gives me a multitude of options to print out documents, and, or images. Additional software is available like Brother Creative Center, which allows me to create cards, brochures, announcements, etc. from hundreds of stock templates. My Grand Kids want me to explore more of this Creative Center for their own personal FUN. YooHoo! In summary this Brother is packed with high-end features found in more expensive printers. This is my ideal Home/Office/Family printer. I have not found my first dislike of this printer. For its price-point and the numerous functions this Brother MFC-J4535DW provides it is a 'bargain'. I highly recommend the purchase of this Brother INKvestment Tank Inkjet Printer. You will NOT be disappointed.

For the price this seems to be the only printer in it’s class that has a doc feeder and a Scan to USB port that is not an HP- which I will never buy another one of their products ever again after decades. They have the features but are low quality. Another story. The setup was not awful, good if you have done this before. The print quality is very good, the ink easy to install, the two paper drawers are a nice plus. It is quiet and fast. A few things that are a bit off for a modern printer- the fax and scan settings are a bit complicated and you can’t name a scan before scanning TMK. Also, and this is really odd, the feeder feeds face side DOWN, and shoots the fed doc back under the docs to be fed, creating a bit of a paper jumble. So don’t leave it alone while doc feeding! And why can’t anyone makes a tray for copies long enough these days to hold more than 10 docs! For all that it is still good enough and had the features I wanted that I bought a second one for another location. Better than average.

I've had an Epson for years that has worked well for me. But it is too old to support current wireless security protocols (WPA2/WPA3). So it was time to upgrade and improve. I seriously considered the Epson Ecotank series...still am at this point. But it's hard to justify the price point, when Brother does everything for less than 1/2 the price. Comparing to the ET-4760, both: print, scan, copy, fax (don't care), have touch screens, print lots of sizes and have auto document feeders. The ET ink lasts much longer and is cheaper to buy, but is 2 1/2 times the price. I have one major complaint about the Brother as of now...it doesn't seem to be fully supported. From a brand standpoint, Brother doesn't seem to even be up to speed with Big Sur. When I look for ways to color calibrate, the support page only lists 10.X. When I look at "Supports & Downloads" on the Brother website for the MFC-J4535 (and 4335), it's not even on the list. Pros: 1) Quick to get ready to print 2) Prints quickly 3) Prints nicely 4) Touch screen is responsive 5) 400 (ish) pages is a lot for a home office 6) Ink very easy to install - right in front (don't have to access from inside) Cons: 1) Color shades were off in some areas (shouldn't matter if not doing something where exact colors are important) 2) Can't seem to color calibrate at this time 3) Doesn't seem that Brother fully supports Big Sur (Mac users only) or this model in particular 4) Does feel a little cheap in some areas (but it's only a $200 printer) 5) To access USB and ethernet hookup, you have to do it through the inside of the machine....super boneheaded move no Brother's part. Never seen this. 6) Never was able to get my computer to connect to printer via USB when I was initially looking to make sure firmware was up to date and had necessary drivers If this printer cost anymore than $200, I would probably give it less stars with all of those Cons, but can't dock it too much at $200. If you need a basic, nice printer for a student or home office, I could still recommend at this price. If you want something that is a little more seasoned and fully supported, consider something else.

Very Happy with this purchase. My 1st time buying a printer and after much research on this model I choose the 4535. Tho there were not a lot of reviews because this apparently was a fairly recent release, almost all were glowing and not one bad review. I was surprised because even tho many of the reviews are fake or paid for there are always a few bad ones and this model didn't have ANY bad reviews below a 4. Of course its a multifunction printer which I need. I had a friend of mine who owns a tech company set it up along with my new laptop and he didn't have any problems and said it was easy to set up, plus he was glad I got a brother printer, he said in his opinion they have the best overall quality printers out there for home and small office use. I've used it a couple times so far to print out a couple invoices and a few flyers for the business I'm in and the color is I'd say 8.5/10 very good but not crystal sharp, but plenty good for my needs and for $199 you cant beat that deal. And the color prints come out pretty fast too. B&W are really sharp. Plus its compact size is great for a small nightstand type table. Only two negative things I can think of and they aren't really that bad are 1) Does make a kind of clanking noise in the beginning when printing but it doesn't last long 2) I hooked up to my wireless and haven't had any connection problems that some people seem to have with their printers, but.. if I did need to use the USB connection, I don't know why they put the jack in the front of the printer. That makes no sense at all. Would make more sense to have it on either the left or right side or even in the back of the printer. but as I said both items not that big of a deal. Bought the Geek Squad warranty and the salesman basically said if it stops working during that time I get the purchase price back towards a new printer of equal or greater value, which is pretty cool, so it was worth the extra $35 or so.

Excellent machine. I bought one for the house, one for the office. No more HP. Very easy to use, quiet, Scans nicely, prints well, and handsome. The paper tray holds a lot of paper.

I love this printer! It was easy to set up, prints lightning fast, and produces quality black and white as well as color pages. I have found over the years that Brother printers are much more reliable than the others I've invested in. I've had to toss several HP printers because of their poor performance. This was a great choice for the price, and I highly recommend it.