Brother HL-L3270CDW Compact Wireless Digital Color Printer with NFC, Mobile Device and Duplex Printing - Ideal -for Home and Small Office Use, Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready

Color laser printers get a bad rap as far as printing anything beyond simple graphics. With decent photo paper, I've gotta say, I'm really impressed with how well this prints photos, as well. Sure, it's not quite professional quality, like you can get with a good inkjet on photo paper. But it's WAY better than I expected, and really plenty good for the rare situations when we want a photo printed. And other color graphics/images look as fantastic as hoped/expected. Even on normal laser printer paper, you can print off nice color graphics for kid crafts or embellishing hobby projects, and they come out really nice. While it's true that most people don't NEED a color printer, it's been a more useful and fun luxury than we anticipated. And while the cost-per-page is going to technically be higher than say an ink tank inkjet printer, this is an overblown concern for many/most people. The (relatively small) difference in the cost of the printer itself might justifiably matter to some. But the cost of toner vs ink is only going to be significant if you are regularly printing a LOT. What matters more to me -- and I suspect many people -- is that (like any laser printer) this sucker NEVER DRIES OUT. You can go a month between printings if you want, and it doesn't matter! You don't get sideswiped by clogged nozzles when you just want to hop on really quick and print something. You don't have to go through cleaning cycles and spew out tons of ink and use up paper. You simply print stuff when you want to, and it just works. It starts printing pretty quickly, too, within 15 seconds or so for the first page. I don't know why I saw at least one other review claiming it took much longer than that. I'm glad it has an ethernet connection in addition to the WiFi option. And the little color touch screen, while not necessary really, is kinda handy sometimes. So far the toner economy has been phenomenal. Even the skimpy starter cartridges lasted way longer than I expected. Again, it all comes down to your print load. If you're pumping out hundreds of pages a day, yeah, you probably want to look elsewhere. For a typical home load, I maintain that this thing is amazing.

Brother HL-L3270CDW Compact Wireless Digital Color Printer with NFC, Mobile Device and Duplex Printi At less than $300 this printer is, in my opinion, a bargin. This printer is ~40 pounds, but the box arrived with barely any damage via USPS (pleasantly surprized). Print quality for fonts is sharp. Print quality for pictures and images may not be as well defined and posibly over saturated (I didn't calibrate). I printed a artist's rendering of a girl meeting a young deer, in a forest, and the face of the deer was dark and lacked definition. The whole print was over saturated and didn't look that bad, but wasn't true to the picture I had downloaded from deviant art dot com. I don't think I am allowed to upload the print due to (c). The toner will likely last years based on the fact that I don't print much, but if it were an inkjet I'd need to buy new ink every few months I wanted to print a form, map, evelope, letter, etc... 'cause the inkjet heads would dryout and clog. Duplex printing is a plus! My previous printer was a Brother Inkjet, and I liked the ease of use, and quality. I recommend this printer if you're not using it for photographs, or to print nice pictures, but why would you use a laser printer for that?! I paid full price for this product and received no compensation for the product nor review.

Getting close to 2 months of ownership now and very pleased with this printer. Things I’ve learned after using is this will never compete with a jet printer for printing photos. I knew this before purchasing but still tried it out and it doesn’t even come close to my jet printer for printing close to professional prints. It just turns out grainy and a waste of toner. While this isn’t a true laser printer since it uses Leds instead of a laser to form a picture it still excels in everything a laser printer was created for. This printer prints brilliant sharp text, graphs, and does it economically and fast on both sides of paper automatically if needed. Also the size, yes much smaller than floor models rated for heavy office work but still large and heavier than a person would expect if choosing this for home use because it’s built like an ox. Had no problem connecting it to home WiFi and works excellent with AirPrint from iPhones. Worried that I would miss having a built in scanner but I just use an app on phone to scan then print. Very pleased with my purchase so far.

I am a long time Brother Laser Printer user and i kind of like the quality of this printer. However, the Ink is insanely expensive $380 for the Hi Yield Color Multipack ...that is more than the cost of the printer! I am kind of used to that from Brother, however, this 3270's "Tone Counter" shuts down the printer when it decides the printer is out of Toner... however, the Toner Cartridge was at about half life... what is the use of spending almost $400 for Hi Yield Toner -when the printer refuses to print with it?? I literally have to throw away a half used toner cartridge because the Printer wont function at all as it seems to know the what cartridge it has been using (secret Serial number only the printer knows -ha!) - this is a huge waste ... The must be $200 of Toner left in these cartridges and the printer will brick itself until i replace it with a brand new cartridge -nefarious! RESETTING TONER: yes I have tried to reset the toner count and was successful a couple times, then after that -even though the printer says I reset the cartridge -It refuses to rest the toner count...and the Printer STILL WILL NOT PRINT. I have seen some greedy printer companies in the past ... but this one is the worst! Brother Dishonors its loyal customers .... seriously, i have spent thousands of dollars on OEM ink from Brother and to have this thing brick itself on big print jobs in the middle of the night makes the printer unreliable...as the toner counter dips rapidly it makes it looks as though the printer uses ink at an insanely fast rate - this nefarious programming in the OS of the printer makes this Printer Uneconomical, and Unreliable -as it uses Toner like a 1970 Pontiac uses gas -it goes from hi to low level at an unreasonable rate. On the Good side, Print quality is pretty good...and print speed is mediocre (compared to a similar brother printer that suddenly died 6 month ago... yeah... why the heck did that one just up and die? One day it was working the next time i tried to turn it on...it was dead... It really looks like planned obsolesce and serious disappointment -in a product that could be way better if this company wasn't so greedy ... I have always paid full price for INK and Printers and trusted the OEM and bought by mail order ,in trust of this OEM... Looks like I will look for an alternate Printer company in the future

The Brother HL-L3270CDW Digital Color Printer is technically not a laser printer, but performs like one. It produces exceptionally sharp text and graphics with deep black and vivid colors to match or beat inkjets. It offers print speeds up to 25ppm to save you time. Tired of adding paper? This printer has a high capacity 250-sheet paper tray. Wamnt to save paper? This Brother will automatically do double-sided printing. Want options to connect to your PC or Mac? The HL-L3270CDW offers connectivity choices including wireless, Ethernet and Wi-Fi Direct options. Brother has clarified that this is technically not a laser printer. It uses its own technology to produce laser-like printing outputs. I have only a few negatives. For a high-end printer of this kind, why does it have to be saddled with a small 2.7" screen. A larger 4" screen would have been more preferable. When I installed this printer, I could only print a few pages at a time. A call to Brother indicated that I needed to update the firmware before use. This model printer should have had the firmware already installed to avoid minor issues. If you're looking for a printer than can do it all at a fast speed, seriously consider the Brother HL-L3270CDW.

Had this about two months now, and it's been honestly better than expected. All my files (vector and raster graphics) were set up to print on inkjet, and I've had to do VERY little tweaking to get correct results on this laser. Colors look as expected with no weird hue shift or the "burnt" looking red/orange tones some lasers yield, and prints are smooth and saturated with very little banding or other artefacts, even on large fields of solid color. Installation was pretty quick and painless, it doesn't spam me with annoying popups and messages and prompts to BUY OUR OEM SUPPLIES!!1!, and so far I've had no major issues with printing (standard copy paper, high-res paper, light cardstock, matte and glossy full-sheet labels). If it's been "asleep" for a while and I wake it up to print something and use the manual feed tray right off the bat, it will often balk at the first few sheets I run through (paper jam! open printer cover! PAPER JAM! check tray! paper jaaaaaam! open rear door, we be jammin') but once it warms up and calms the H down, it'll go and go and go. Only other complaint so far is that I gotta figure out how to edit the default print profile to NOT automatically do double-sided printing, argh. Oh, and the other issue I'm sure you'd be curious about : YES, off-brand non-Brother toner carts work just fine in it (so far).

I was pleasantly surprised how well color prints of landscapes were rendered. They were almost indistinguishable from those made by my previous ink jet printer. The printer is sturdy and well made. There was no problem linking it to my wifi network. I needed the MAC address to do so and technical service was readily available and instructed me how to obtain it. The only downside to this printer is that prints cannot be made if file is larger than 5 MB . Error message "insufficient memory" appears. Otherwise, I heartily recommend this printer. File size of print is not a problem for the work I do.

Since the days of electronic typewriters, I was very impressed with the quality of BROTHER products. I am now puzzled even more on the great quality of this color printer (the Brother HL-L3270CDW). It is economical and very sturdy. Print quality is really impressive (both color, and black/white). Set up (in my case I wanted wireless/WiFi) was a breeze, nothing to figure out, no manual reading, no errors. Instead, the software knew what to do from beginning to end, just a couple of on-screen questions did the magic. The print results are stunning, for both text and graphics. I am particularly very impressed with the quality of color photographs. I had never seen a laser printer render this kind of quality for camera taken pictures. With this kind of new technology, feel free to dump your other dedicated mess-prone inkjet photo printer. Simply put: You won't believe how good this printer is. Thank you Bro!!! PS. I had used a Hewlett-Packard Color Laser-jet that gave me the worst headaches and made me waste a lot of hours of frustration. To top it off, when HP suggested to update the firmware of that printer, the only thing achieved by doing that was to render the printer useless and un-reparable (it 'bricked' it). So, if you see something with an HP logo on it, just move on!... and keep looking for something else. You'll be glad you did!.

I've been using the Brother HLL3270CDW Wireless Color Printer in my home office for several months, and it has proven to be a valuable asset for my day-to-day printing needs. Setup and Connectivity: Setting up the printer was straightforward. The wireless connectivity is a standout feature, allowing me to easily print from multiple devices, including smartphones and tablets, without any hassle. The Brother iPrint&Scan app enhances the ease of use, offering convenient options for printing and scanning. Print Quality: The print quality for both color and black-and-white documents is impressive. The colors are vibrant and consistent, making it suitable for printing graphics and small-scale marketing materials. Text documents are sharp and clear, even with small font sizes. Speed and Efficiency: The print speed is commendable, handling high-volume tasks efficiently. This is a significant advantage for anyone with regular or bulk printing needs. It's not just fast but also relatively quiet compared to other printers I've used. Paper Handling: The paper tray has a good capacity, reducing the need for frequent refills. It handles different paper types and sizes well, which is a plus for a variety of printing tasks. Cost-effectiveness: While the initial cost of the printer is reasonable, the toner cartridges can be a bit pricey. However, the high yield options for toner do offer better long-term value. The printer's energy efficiency also helps in reducing operating costs. Design and Build: The printer has a compact and modern design, fitting well in small office spaces. The build quality is solid, as expected from Brother. Limitations: It's worth noting that it's a single-function printer, so if you need scanning or copying capabilities, you might have to look elsewhere. Also, while the color prints are great for documents and presentations, it might not suffice for professional-quality photo printing. Overall: The Brother HLL3270CDW is a reliable and efficient choice for anyone in need of a color printer for home or small office use. Its ease of use, quality of prints, and speed make it a worthwhile investment, especially if your primary need is document printing.

I bought this product a few days ago and am very happy with it. Since I use Linux Mint, not every product is suitable. However, this printer works "out of the box". There is nothing to install. It just works. In addition, the communication and service were excellent. I am very happy and would like to expressly recommend the product and the company.

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Brother HLL3270CDW Wireless Color Printer This is one of the most cost effective color laser printer on the Amazon market. At the time of review it's a sub $400 ***laser**** color printer. !!!! I think the only one I can find on Amazon market that's a bit cheaper is one from Lexmark. I chose this because of the fact I can get third party color toner for a fraction of the cost of OEM. This tremendously reduces cost of ownership which is a huge deal when it comes to color toner. The Lexmark laser just didn't have as ubiquitous a market for third party toner replacement. I couldn't find any . So from longtrrm cost of ownership perspective, this Brother beats the Lexmark easily. This is a really large printer . You need a good amount of desk space to hold it. It is also fairly hefty with the weight. You need a good stable desktop to hold this up. Installing wifi or wired is preferred choice as it leads to easier placement and PC and laptop and phones can easily access it around the house. I chose and prefer wired connection for most reliable network access printing. For legacy, you still have the usb connector. Printing from your phone is a no brainer too. Download printer app on android (and apple) and it's so easy to reliably print a doc from your phone. The printer is ultra fast and quiet when printing. It has a low fan noise of course but from older laser printers I have including older brother lasers, this model seems to be significantly quieter when operating. Pages are crisppppppp. Text is sharpppppppp. Lines are smooth like pro print lab. Colors are vivid as well. It helps to have good paper quality ultra white 25 lb laser paper. Does it print photos? Sure... But don't expect photo I lnkjet quality prints. I have a Canon Pixma pro series for photo print which is far superior to this . But for quick photo prints for small draft work or kids school usage, it's ok. I'm really impressed with this . If you're looking for a daily printer that's easy to justify with your wallet that prints fast and crisp, and cost of ownership is really budget friendly for a color laser, this one is easy to recommend.

I have been a slave to ink jet printers for decades and finally got fed up with their expensive, short-lived refill cartridges. This is my first laser and I am loving it. The ink will last for years and will never dry up because it's a powder, won't clog any heads (there are none!), and it prints like a dream. Very clear and precise results. I am totally pleased with this one!