“summary says it is "laser quality". Is it laser or inkjet?”
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Probably the best question asked for the product. The assertion implies two distinct things for me: firstly, it implies maybe that the printer's not a laser printer but that it achieves laser quality printing despite that and, secondly, that it is a laser printer that ironically achieves laser quality printing, thereby implying that achieving the one thing it's supposed to achieve is remarkable enough to note that as a feature of the product. It's definitely a laser printer so I guess we're stuck with the manufacturer's implication that they're so amazing that their laser printer can achieve laser quality printing that it must be noted in its description despite it otherwise qualifying as what should be a default capability of said laser printer. C'mon, guys. It's a laser printer. The "laser quality" aspect should just go without saying. If it has to be stated, I worry for the quality of entire product line. Would an auto manufacturer state, "... can achieve highway speeds"? Likely not because it should be capable of at least that by default. lol.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is not an inkjet printer. It says "laser quality" because it uses LEDs instead of a laser. It's very similar to a laser printer in that, instead of ink cartridges that can dry out, it uses toner cartridges just like a laser printer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Brother HLL3280CDW is a color laser printer. The Brother HLL3280CDW is not a Inkjet. Below is a link with the specifications for the Brother HLL3280CDW. Answer Link: https://support.brother.com/g/s/id/htmldoc/printer/cv_hll3220cw/use/html/GUID-2E7A7E59-10C1-4182-864D-7D1C021BC548_1.html?c=us&lang=en&prod=hll3280cdw_us_as
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Laser. Uses toner, not ink.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It is not an inkjet. However, it is also not *technically* a laser printer. It is an LED printer, meaning that it works similarly to a laser printer but uses an array of LEDs to expose the drum — not a laser. Users may as well think of it as a laser printer, and call it a laser printer, and it pretty much might as well be a laser printer. But saying "laser quality" avoids making a claim that is untrue. By the way, when it comes to printing gradients, shades of color, and details in photographs, "laser quality" is not as good as inkjet quality, for the same or even for lower price. It's better in several other ways though.
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