Epson WorkForce 600 Wireless All-in-One Printer (Black) (C11CA18201)

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Epson WorkForce 600 wireless all-in-one printer makes your business look its best with its brilliant color output. Why waste money on a laser printer when you can get so much more for less, including the ability to wirelessly print and archive critical documents, or fax stacks of originals in seconds. Because time is money, the WorkForce 600 races through every task. In fact, it is about two times faster printing documents than leading competitive models. And, it uses up to three times less energy than a laser printer. Fast, affordable, and built to grow with your business, the WorkForce 600 does it all, so you can focus on the business at hand.
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- 5-in-1 -- print, copy, scan, fax, photo, Wi-Fi
- Draft speeds up to 38 ppm (black and color)
- Laser quality documents about 2x faster
- Wi-Fi and Ethernet networking built in
- Extra high-capacity black ink
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Brother MFC-9440CN Color Laser All-in-One Printer with Built-in Ethernet Network Interface

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The MFC-9440CN is an affordable, network-ready color laser flatbed Multi-Function Center® that is ideal for any business. It combines vibrant color laser printing, faxing, copying and scanning in one device with an impressive print speed of up to 21 pages per minute color/black. Additional features include a 33.6K bps high speed fax modem, a 35-page automatic document feeder and a flexible 300-sheet paper input capacity that consists of a 250-sheet adjustable letter/legal size paper tray and 50-sheet multi-purpose tray ideal for letterhead or other media. High capacity replacement toner cartridges are available to help keep your cost per page low, too.
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- Up to 21/21 ppm color/black print speed
- Up to 2400 x 600 dpi rich color output
- Built-in Ethernet Network interface
- 300-sheet paper capacity, expandable
- Up to 35-page auto document feeder
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 "Does not print in the center of page." 2010-09-28
By R. Mau (seattle)
You need to adjust your document 1/16 in right of center to have your document print in the center of the page. Called Brother support and they printed a test page on their model, and it came out left of center also. They had no suggestions on how to fix the problem. Horrible support center. Was on the phone for almost an hour to try to get this problem resolved.

 "Very satisfied with Brother products" 2010-09-19
By sonicare reviewer (California)
I've bought several Brother products over the years, and always been happy. This one is great too. When one of my colleagues recommended me a Brother printer many years ago, I said, "Brother, of all makers?" But, once I bought my first Brother product, I was completely sold out to them. Everything I bought since then from them exceeded my expectations. Their product lasts very long (often donate perfectly working product just to swap it out with newer products, not because anything is wrong.) Their support staff are the best also. They always provided me with fast services and right solutions. I can't remember ever spending a lot of time on the phone with them to resolve any tech issues (even though it's rare that I need to call them, simply because their stuff work just fine.) I would recommend Brother products to anyone.

 "It Prints/fax/scans" 2010-09-14
By Gary
It takes a minute or so to warm up when first printing. Noise is moderate for a home office. DO NOT GET THIS PRINTER IF YOU NEED ANY FORM OF QUALITY PHOTO PRINTS! As for printing of standard documents, it prints satisfactory. If I had known that it had such poor photo quality prints(even on the highest quality print settings) I would not have purchased this printer.

 "Very nice quality, best printer ever for the money" 2010-05-18
By James A. Taylor (Springfield Mo USA)
I have owned numerous office printers, and by far this is the best quality and most economical.

 "Brother MFC - 9440CN Printer" 2010-05-04
By Kenneth Burns (Thornton, CO USA)
I previously owned a B/W Brother multi-function printer and thought it was a wonderful piece of technology. Why then did I buy a new one. Something happened to the printer and I thought it would cost more to fix it than replace it. After looking around my suspicious were correct. Set up was fast and it actually took longer to setup the software than to put the unit together. (User goof) Over the years I have held a strong preference for HP Printers. In the past 4 years though, Brother has replaced that preference. Operation cost, ease of setup, faster printer engines for the comparable cost all give the edge to Brother. Good luck with your next printer purchase but mine will very likely be another Brother printer.


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Canon imageCLASS MF6540 Duplex All-in-One Printer

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Duplex copier MFP to meet high-end business needs. Includes duplex copier, printer, scanner, and networking features.
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- Up to 24 pages-per-minute laser output
- Duplex versatility - 2-sided copying, printing, and color scanning
- 500-Sheet cassette, 100-sheet multi-purpose, and 50-sheet auto-doc feeder paper handling
- Built-in Ethernet port for network printing
- Single Cartridge System - for easy toner maintenance and lower costs
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 "Decent Small Office Workhorse BUT..." 2010-05-04
By J. Cole
We've had this printer for over a year and I generally think the Canon imageCLASS MF6540 is a decent all-in-one small office workhorse. It prints, copies and scans and has done so admirably given the mid-to heavy use it gets as a printer and copier. I does its job as the office scanner as well.



PROS:



1. It prints documents well. No complaints about it printing crooked, blurry, etc.



2. Canon toner seems to last quite a while (the large toner cartridge, not the smaller one).



3. It has a document feeder to photocopy a small stack of documents (about 20 pages).



4. It can copy/scan on the flatbed portion of the printer. Good for small/odd-sized documents.



5. Scans in black and white, grey scale or color. We use it for documents, not photographs. The ability to switch between the document feeder or flatbed to scan makes the MF6450 versatile. It comes with software that converts all scanned documents into PDF or JPEG formats.



6. Easy to set up on the network (has an ethernet port) or as a printer connected to a computer.





CONS:



1. Complicated menus. In order to switch between letter/legal sized documents and envelopes on the multifunction tray, you need to scroll through several sets of menus on the printer itself. I have it memorized by heart now.



2. Canon toner is about $140+ for the large cartridge. Not cheap. But lasts for about five months (I try to get every "drop" of ink before replacing the toner).



3. Document feeder is temperamental: it does not like too-thin paper, so it will just "eat" multiple sheets together and jam. Nor does it like folds or staple holes in the paper, because anything that can make the sheets catch together, this will be an instant paper jam in the document feeder. The width adjustment "arms" of the document feeder also causes the paper jams, too: it's a mite skinner than 8.5", so it squeezes the paper, making it difficult for the rollers to pull the paper through the feeder. (The same rollers that jam on too thin paper, or anything that will cause the sheets to catch together.)



4. Slow scanner: it takes about six to ten seconds per page to scan a black and white document at 300 DPI, using the sheet feeder. If have to scan a stack of documents, this not the multifunction machine you're looking for (see Con #3). It seems slower using the flatbed scanner at the same setting. I would recommend a dedicated scanner if you have a lot of documents for scanning.



5. Scanner does not like the color blue, so if you have documents with blue ink, then it will not come out if you scan in black and white. You have to use gray scale, which makes the file a little bigger. This is of some concern if you have to email the scanned document and the recipient has a file size limit on email attachments.



6. Print per page output is a bit slow compared to a dedicated laser printer (had an HP Laserjet 1200 prior to this scanner, it had a faster print output than the MF6540).



7. It's HUGE. Bigger than I thought it would be. If you have a small space, I would not recommend it.



8. It's rather noisy: either using the sheet feeder or printing.





In conclusion, I don't regret buying the Canon Imageclass MF6540 because it has been relatively reliable despite the cons I listed. The document feeder is annoying and has caused some moments where I just wanted to kill it since it was jamming constantly when I was on a deadline. It's a solid office machine, but I do wish it printed/scanned quicker and a less diva-ish document feeder.

 "Terrific for the money" 2010-03-23
By Garry Grossman
The 6500 does most of what my $10,000 machine does, only slightly slower. Toner setting, which can be changed, is a bit rich, but this boosts print quality. Set-up was upset when the Network Port setting inexplicably changed the first night, and had to be revised the next day. Toner is a bit pricey. And, if output speed is an issue, buy a second machine and enjoy a back-up. Then you can say goodbye to expensive service contracts. Canon's got a winner here.

 "Great little copier and printer." 2010-02-11
By Robert N. Moody (Staunton, VA United States)
Simply works. Works well through a network from a wifi system. Cost per copy is higher than a large commercial copier, but that is to be expected for a low-volume machine. The ability to print duplex from a computer (we use all Macs) is a plus. It will not scan from a Mac, however, but that is not a problem as we never intended to use it that way. Replacement cartridges are available at a very reasonable cost on Amazon. Canon has brought out a newer model of this machine.

 "Great machine!" 2010-01-13
By J. Miller
I have two of these machines now. I use them daily in my business. The first one I've had a little over three years, the second one I just purchased. The older machine stopped working two weeks after its three year warranty (Cannon used to give a three year warranty, now it's one). I called Cannon and they fixed it free as good will that my machine was only two weeks out of warranty (how great is that!). I can't say enough about how great these machines are and only $300! PS= I use both machines to print monthly bills (from the auxiliary feed) that are precut and 3.75" x 8.5". This is a bit tricky to set-up as you have to double-click the printer icon and set-up the size as custom on your computer, and you also have to set-up the custom size on the printer itself. Once you get it set up right, your done and don't have to mess with it again.

 "Love this product!" 2009-12-16
By icymadonna (Los Angeles, CA USA)
It is an excellent product for its price. Very easy to set up and very easy to use. I bought it for our office. We were using a copier worth about $3000 new. This machine does everything our old copier does and more. The print speed is great too. I just love this machine.


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HP Deskjet F4280 All-in-One Printer, Scanner, Copier (CB656A)

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- Affordable and reliable all-in-one device ideal for home office use
- Print speeds up to 26 ppm; scan with 1200 x 2400 dpi scan resolution
- Built-in print cancel feature saves ink and paper
- Enlarge or reduce documents and photos with the built-in resize-to-fit button
- Manufacture's 1-year limited warranty
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 "OK printer, scanning software stopped working" 2010-09-29
By Dusty (Joliet, IL)
OK but slightly blurry printing like most ink jets. Would have been an acceptable unit if the scanning software didn't stop working. Tried to download the patch but my computer went into an endless install loop (each must be cancelled and software won't install). Don't know if this is a Vista only problem. Thought that HP would have been able to correct the issue after six months but maybe they moved on. They must not want to keep making tons of $ on the cartridges.

 "Consumes an enormous amount of inks; annoying frequent automatic updates." 2010-09-23
By Po Po
This is the worst printer I've ever had, although I formerly loved my previous HP printers. It consumes an enormous amount of inks, so the cartridges run out very quickly and it is expensive printing everyday items. I used to love making greeting cards, but no longer bother because it wastes too much ink. My former printer cartridges used to last for months even with heavy use for graphics, but this one requires new cartridges in weeks with light use. The double-size cartridges don't seem to last much longer.



Despite frequent cleaning and alignments, the printer often produces streaky/striped graphics.



For several months or longer, the printer's software would annoyingly update automatically at least a few times per week - as though they decided to work out the bugs after they sold it.



The scanner program is more complicated that it was on my previous printers. The copy features works OK.



On the whole, this machine stinks.

 "P.O.Shite" 2010-09-21
By R. Hopkins (Canada)
This printer is programmed to FUBAR after 3 cartridges and does not accept refilled cartridges. Save your money and buy something better.

 "JUNK" 2010-09-09
By Keith Bednar
The 4280 worked well for a few months. Just out of warranty it quit. I would never buy a HP product again.

 "HP... Never again." 2010-07-24
By TheBuckinghamPalace
This is my 3rd HP printer. I don't know why... everyone I've bought has been terrible. I guess because it always seems like the biggest bang for your buck. They are always running deals at Target, Costco, Walmart, etc... Don't fall for it. HP is a terrible company. If you only use your printer once ever couple of months, this printer might make it through the year. Maybe. Other problems? Oh yeah! The ink cartridges seem so be bone dry after 30 pages or so. I'm pretty sure it would be faster, less frustrating, and cheaper to start using the Kinkos/FedEx store to print out all my coupons. It's also really loud. I would leave the room when it starts printing, but then I couldn't sit in front of it while manually feeding the paper through it in order to prevent paper jams. And there are paper jams. Lots of paper jams! The only part of the printer that worked semi problem free is the scanner. Which I've used maybe three times. The quality was terrible, but it worked. Let me see, did I leave anything out? Well, it's ugly, flimsy, poorly made, and in the end a terrible deal. I'm tired of HP. I know they're a cheaper brand so I shouldn't expect too much of them, but this is the last straw! DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER. I started searching Google to try and see if I could fix it myself, and whatayaknow... I have trouble even finding an article with my specific problem because there are SO MANY OTHER POSTS about EVERYTHING ELSE on this printer breaking down, not working, or looking terrible. I really want to know if the people that rated this higher than 3 stars got to use it more than a week before they rated it. Either that, or HP has an entire department of employees hired just to spam good ratings on these sites. Those are the only explinations. So let's sum up: 1) DON'T BUY THIS. 2)If you already have-I'm sorry. I really am... 3)And don't buy this.


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- 2-sided Copying, Printing, Faxing, and Scanning
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- 50-sheet Automatic Document Feeder
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 "Canon Imageclass D480" 2010-09-11
By Stan
The D480 is the next generation of the Canon D880/860. The major differences are the D480 has a letter size platen and not legal size platen like its predecessors, and so it is smaller and has a more convenient footprint.



It's fast. easy to use. Great Scanning capability, prints like a charm, and copies quickly and easily. Never had a problem with this unit.

 "Good for the home office." 2010-08-22
By Mike (Toms River, NJ)
My wife and I make a ton of photocopies for home and work related projects. I decided to find a unit that was a photocopier first, then a printer/scanner/fax. We purchased the d480 after a bit of shopping and research, and a $[...] mail in rebate, and are happy with the choice. I have printed/copied over 1000 pages now and I would purchase this unit again.



The set-up of the unit, however, is extremely frustrating. I am comfortable installing just about any kind of drivers and software, including operating systems and major upgrades, and this unit's installation was very complicated. On the PC, setting up the printing function was very easy, and the scanning function wasn't too much harder. Setting up the network printing/scanning was a bit more complicated, but not more so then any other network printer. The Mac on the other hand, is an absolute nightmare, and I still have not been able to get the scanning function to work on the Mac. Most Mac OS X users are used to Mac's auto detecting printers with little issue. Forget it with the d480. The instructions are very poor. This unit also seems to be designed better as a network unit then a USB unit.



Printing speed and quality is excellent, and the unit is a very capable copy machine. The top loading feeder works extremely well. Other multi-functions that I've used have had top loader issues. I have only tested the fax function twice as we no longer have a land-line (didn't need it). The ScanTools utility that it comes with for scanning is OK. I like HP Scan much better. The scan quality is excellent however.



Overall, once you get it setup, you will be happy with your purchase. I don't know if it could handle a large office of 50-plus terminals, but for a home or small office, it should be just fine.

 "Lovin' this Printer" 2010-07-25
By Mr. G (Roselle Park, NJ)
I'm lovin' this printer. Got it for $[...] after [...] at Staples. Coming from a long line of unreliable inkjets, this really blows all of them out of the water. The fax and copy functions are an added bonus even though I will primarily be using the machine as a PC printer.



Like some other reviewers, I initially had severe problems with lag when using the network scan feature with drivers that came on the CD. However, after I installed the updated drivers and firmware from [...], network scanning worked great (better, in fact, than my standalone HP scanner at work). It's good to see that Canon listened to it's customers' complaints and resolved the network scanning problems with a software update. The Canon also came with OmniPage Pro SE, which is a very powerful scanning and OCR tool...a very nice touch.



I would recommend this product in a heartbeat, even at full price. I hear that this particular model has been discontinued, so be on the lookout for a good deal on a great product!

 "Back to store" 2010-06-25
By David Shinnick

I have years of computer/printer/network experience, so I'm not new to this.



Printer won't print from Windows 7 unless I stop and start the Print Spooler service.



Won't print at all from Mac, though I admit I'm not a Mac expert. Just get an error message that the printer is offline or can't be accessed. I followed tech support's suggestions to reset the printer, repair permissions, reboot, and reinstall the driver. No help.



Canon tech support is great, though they weren't able to solve either problem.



I've lost confidence in the printer. If I'm having this many problems right out of the box, what's does the future hold?



Back to the store. Looks like it had potential. Lots of features, love the duplexing, copy function worked fine. Too bad.

 "Good in general, problems with Mac" 2010-05-24
By Srinivas (ROCHESTER, IL, United States)
My experience with this printer is very mixed. It worked for a short time with my iMac G5 and then after upgrading to Leopard, it quit working. I reinstalled the drivers multiple times, with no gain. Canon helpdesk was understanding, polite and patient, but could not resolve the issue. Same issues with my Macbook pro as well. Neither Canon nor Apple could resolve the issue. They both pretty much went through the same steps - removing the drivers and reinstalling with restarts in between. Subsequently the scanner worked with both, but the printer just refuses to work. Funny thing is, it works fine with Windows installed on my Macbook Pro using bootcamp. No problems there at all. When I bought a new Dell laptop, it worked fine with that too (only, it's too irritating to work with Windows after using OS).



About other issues, I had no problems using it as a copier. Print quality is good. Never used for fax. Scanner quality is ok, but automatic feeder always gave lines. Couldn't get rid of them, no matter how many times I cleaned the area as suggested.



The supplied software is so so. Could be improved much. No options for selecting the compression level for PDF or JPEG. On Mac, the option to scan multiple pages is nonexistent (available with Windows). If you scan a multiple page document, it generates multiple documents.


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- Borderless photos, PC-free - 2.5-inch LCD screen and built-in memory card slots
- Faster print speeds, without compromising quality - maximum print speeds of 34 ppm black/color
- Quick, high-quality scanning up to 2400 dpi - scan important papers, recipes, bills, report cards
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- Instant copies - reduce/enlarge copies of receipts or documents 25 – 400%
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 "HATE IT with a seething passion! BUYER BEWARE!" 2010-08-23
By D. Sullivan (California)
I purchased the Epson joyfully to replace a HP model that just stopped printing. I was excited to get back with epson as I had a great experience with them back in the late 90's. BOY WAS THAT A DISAPPOINTMENT.



I my personal option Epson is NOT the company that I once loved and recommend. I had issues with the machine and had to call their help line. I was met with rude, condescending employees who seemed to know significantly less than even the average user.



Frustrated, I went to email for the support. After getting 5 "canned response" emails (ie: had nothing to do with my specific problem), I finally got a response from a person. Their generic response was "that is not a Epson supported product". So I asked them, do you SELL labels? They said No. SOoooo LABELS are NOT supported? Absolutely asinine in this day in age!!!! They support NOTHING unless they make it (at an inflated rate, to milk you for as much money as possible! [see ink usage in cons]).



I could not return it because it was past my 30 days so I was stuck with it. Needless to say, the machine did not get better with age. I loath Epson with a passion after this experience.



PROS:

Scans nicely, quickly and software recognizes the media fairly well.

Setup fast and easy from out of the box

Pictures turn out decent (but not amazing)



CONS:

The machine eats ink like a starving animal, calling for refills before the wells are remotely dry.

Software engineered to deduct from ink quantity without actually using any.

Ink refills are EXPENSIVE and do not last (and I am a occasional printer).

VERY LITTLE is supported in the software, INCLUDING LABELS

The "draft" mode is a joke. It prints so light you can barely see it.

You can not adjust the ink settings in any mode, just select their "pre-existing" choices (IE: ink suckers)

Little things you may have taken for granted from other printer manufactures will be missing in the software

Paper gets stuck ALL THE TIME

Will not be able to print on thicker card-stock or labels unless making it as an "envelope" otherwise you must print as a "picture" on photo paper - in high quality photo mode (more ink!). Still sticks 1/2 the time.



I had the machine for a year and 1/2 - it *just* died. I did a happy dance!!! I was SO HAPPY to throw this thing in the trash!! BUYER BEWARE!

 "Great Device, Expensive Ink" 2010-08-23
By Ryan J. Thomas (New York, NY)
Big fan of the scanner, printer, etc. Only complaint is that the ink is very expensive and the cheap alternatives do not work. It is literally cheaper to throw away the printer than replace the ink!

 "the best" 2010-08-19
By Jocelyn Diaz
THE BEST PRINTER EVER, WAY BETTER QUALITY THAN HP, NICE SLEEK BLACK COVERING, GREAT TECHNIQUES. SEXY

 "Waste of ink." 2010-08-15
By malibukid22
I am using this 3-in-1 inkjet with my main desktop computer running Ubuntu linux. All functions work fine, except scanner features are extremely limited. Printer looks attractive and has nice features. But, ink cost and the fact that it won't print anything if even one of the 4 cartridges is getting low on ink, makes this printer worthless. The printer is being thrown out, which is such a waste, but it isn't worth buying a new set of ink cartridges for it.

 "Incredibly cheap construction, falling apart after only a few months of use" 2010-08-09
By Gunnar S. Storms (Los Angeles, CA United States)
I've owned the Epson Stylus NX415 for around 4 months after buying it to replace an aging HP printer I had. All I can say is that I will most likely never buy another Epson product again after experiencing the horrendous quality of this printer.



See that little flip-up screen on the left side of the printer? While attempting to fold it up it broke off, tearing out an electronic ribbon with it. This was definitely not due to any rough handling on my part, but simply due to the hinge being of extremely low quality.



Also, the slide-out tray that holds the printed pages also broke off after very gently extending it. I want to stress that none of these faults was due to rough handling or extensive use on my part. This printer sat on my desk almost untouched and only occasionally used, and yes it was brand new when I bought it. There is no explanation for it to be falling apart so easily other than it being of cheap construction.



I've had zero problems or broken parts with the HP printer that I previously used for 5 years before replacing it with this piece of junk.



Also, it goes through ink cartridges extremely fast and the cartridges are expensive (of course). In addition, you also cannot print pages if any ink cartridge is empty, even if the color isn't required for what you're trying to print. For example, you cannot print a black and white page if the cyan cartridge is empty, even if you have a full black cartridge. It's nothing but another tactic they use to force you to buy their over-priced cartridges.




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- 300-sheet paper capacity, expandable
- Legal-size document glass and 50-page capacity ADF
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 "Great Printer/Scanner" 2010-08-28
By Fred Coleman (Studio City, CA USA)
I use this printer for business mostly - real estate. I use the scan feature almost as much as the printing feature. Both work great. This unit was used to replace another Brother MFC-8860. (I have no idea after reading everything what the numbers mean). Anyway, I ran that one into the ground. This one works just as well. Obviously, if you are looking for color - this isn't it. For that I use the Brother HL4070CDW. (It doesn't work as well, but for color/price it is great too.)

 "DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER" 2010-08-22
By Cybesq
I recently bought this MFC-8480DN printer for my small business. The scan function never works properly on this machine. The prompt constantly reads "Check Connection". When I recently called Brother Customer service to try and address the issue, I was told that MAC users did not get customer support on Saturdays. When I asked why that was the case, a customer service MANAGER named Daisy, explained that Brother conducted a study and found that it was not cost effective for them to provide support for MAC users on Saturdays. After complaining about the level of customer service for MAC users, she told me that the best she could do would be to offer me a $10 brother gift certificate. Seriously. $10. Brother doesn't even sell anything that costs $10.



The User's Guide for this product does not even have a section on scanning. It tells you to consult the CD-ROM.



Bottom Line: JUNK with poor customer service.

 "Best printer I have ever used!" 2010-06-23
By EBT (Southern California)
I purchased this printer on special at a local electronics store expecting a relatively inexpensive way to print without ink, but with some nice features like duplexing and scanning. This printer blew me away with how easy it was to setup on my network (just plugged it in, and it worked!) and how it had even better features than I knew, such as scanning to pc + USB scanning, and one of the coolest features... 2 sided copying! (as far as I know, the specs said it doesnt). My only complaints would be its pretty big for home use, but thats understandable for all the features it has built into it; also as far as I can tell, the scanner lamp never turns off, to me this is a waist of electricity, and leave more of a chance for this thing to burn out. Overall a great printer, and well worth the price, if not more!

 "O.M.G." 2010-06-06
By M Hayden (USA)
I purchased the previous model to this machine for one office and loved it. When I tried to purchase the same model, they discontinued it and I had to purchase this one. I AM NOT SORRY. The scanning is easier and it is a wonderful machine. And I thought I was happy with the last model. OMG, love this one. I read other reviews about it not printing properly but I haven't experienced that problem yet and I've had it three months and have printed daily. I haven't even changed the toner yet even though I bought one with it - and I print a lot of paper for one user. Brother machines have always worked well for me and I'm still a fan.

 "Loud, but the best MF laser printer i have ever had" 2010-06-04
By Paul A. Heinemann (Indiana, USA)
I spend alot of time looking for a Multifunction laser printer that could do Duplex (2-sided printing). This one does it very well, saves me alot of paper and space (Smaller documents). It's a great printer


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 "Defective Machine Lasted Only a Month" 2010-08-03
By Lee (Texas)
We have used many brother MFC machines at my business and they have generally been dependable. We recently purchased the Brother MFC 8890 DW, however, and it was a problem machine from the time it arrived. The heat was so high when envelopes were printed that they came out with the glue already sealed. Within a month, in a setting where the machine was used solely for printing letters and other documents from a computer, and sporadic copies were made with it, it malfunctioned and would not work again.



In fairness to Brother, they agreed to ship a new machine to replace the bad one, but it was a serious disruption to our business and we had to deal with the hassle of repacking and shipping the defective machine back to Brother.



This bad experience with Brother's high end machine makes it tempting to purchase only the lower level MFC machines and use them until they die, then replace them with another lower level "disposable" machine.

 "Beware: Set up is difficult and wireless has not worked" 2010-07-22
By Jocelyn C. White (Portland, OR United States)
The panoply of features sounds great. The problem is getting any of them to work. If you are thinking about buying this product, ask yourself whether you or someone you know has expertise in setting up complex electronic equipment. It is far from a plug in and simple software install and setup. We have not been able to get this product to work wirelessly at all, despite using the less than ideal instruction manual and going to the Brother website for help. And, it only occasionally works on the computer it is wired to. If you do decide to buy this, make sure you send it right back to Amazon if it does not work for you. You may think you want to work on getting this purportedly great product to perform for you, but you have only 30 days to do that under their policy, and you will be sorry if you don't act timely. We have 3 Macs on a home network, and the printer is basically taking up space at this point. Also know that Brother's customer service number in the product information packet is only available when most people on the West Coast who work during the day are getting ready for work, working, and commuting (9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern, M-F only and no holidays) and that I was unable to get a technical support number for Brother from Amazon.

 "Great printer & scanner for Mac" 2010-07-06
By Ka Na (Michigan, USA)
Have been using this for about an year with my Macs and PCs as networked printer.

It works very well with (Intel) Mac as a network printer and scanner with OSX Leopard/Snow Leopard's own drivers.

Acrobat Pro 9 (on Mac) didn't find the scanner initially, but the remedy was easy - just had to install the TWAIN driver from Brother's support site.



Works perfectly as a stand-alone fax when needed.

 "awesome value for the price... lots of features" 2010-06-25
By Paul Hsu
This thing is packed with features! Everything works as advertised. The wireless capability is very nice. It can send documents through email or to your PC. Very nice unit.

 "Good printer but little upset with dual side print" 2010-06-06
By Z. Zhang (BC, CA)
Everything is fine except the dual side print, can not set to auto dual side with two time print.


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 "Do NOT Buy This Printer" 2010-08-06
By C. Glupker (Michigan)
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1DLR9NCZ5110I Here's a video of this piece of junk, so see for yourself.



1. Paper jam. This is a new issue for me, but now this is all it does. NOTHING I do fixes it. I change print settings yet, still tries to take the paper at mach 1, which then crumples it up. So right now, my printer doesn't even work.



2. This is the most common error you will find and it started about a year ago. You put in a new cartridge and after a couple uses, it will reject the cartridge saying it's incompatible. HP tries to deny there is a problem yet if you google this, you will clearly see how big of an issue this really is.



If you want to throw your money away, buy this printer. Otherwise, I'd stay clear of ALL HP printers. They are inexpensive for a reason.



Sorry the video is sideways. Iphone has a tendency to suck.

 "So far, so good" 2010-07-31
By kookenhaken (Massachusetts)
The HP J4680 was available at Staples for $69, about the cost of a new set of ink cartridges for my flagging Canon MP600, so I jumped in and bought the HP.



So far, so good. While establishing the wireless connection was not entirely hassle-free, I was able to do so on the second attempt at installing the software.



The output looks great. The copier is slow compared to a multi-$thousand machine you might find in your place of work, but it was acceptable...given the cost.



The fact is, this is a networked all-in-one that appears to be entirely functional, for $69. This price has to be given serious consideration in rating the J4680. If it performs even close to adequately for a year, I would have to say I got my money's worth.



The extreme negativity of many of the reviews would suggest that many people paid more money than I did, or that their expectations were not entirely reasonable. This is a dirt cheap machine, folks.

 "terrible - do not buy it!" 2010-07-18
By fedup
No wonder they have lowered the price - they realize this is a terrible printer.

I have spent close to 10 hours with HP support trying to get this thing to work. The software is screwed up & they are completely inept at addressing the issue. I bought a Canon All-in-one at half the price - just to get my work done, the Canon works terrifically. This HP machine will print but not scan as pdf, which is what I bought it for. HP should be embarassed to sell a product of such poor quality.

 "would NEVER buy an HP (unless I had to)" 2010-07-12
By Nina Coffey (HOMER, ALASKA, US)
HP has to have the absolute worst products EVER! They are not worth the cost, they go through ink like crazy (which isn't cheap), odd noises and ink leaks appear out of nowhere, paper doesn't insert well, feeder jams for no apparent reason, after hitting print on the computer it takes an eternity to begin the print job (i work in retail, so having to sit and wait for the printer to respond is a hassle, especially during busy season), and the scan option from the printer itself is terribly difficult to grasp, and the manual does not help explain the process.



When I began working for this company 2 years ago I had a brother printer. Old, but worked soooooo well! I went on maternity leave a year in to my career here, and returned with a new HP printer, picked out by my replacement. It broke within 6 months. I mean broke broke! and HP wouldn't replace it. Why?! Because it was bought on amazon, and was a discontinued item, so they were not taking responsibility for it. I was forced to buy a new one. I had to buy a new HP. I live in a small small small town, and the ONLY store to buy electronics ONLY sells ONE brand and ONE style of printer. Of course, that was the HP Officejet J4680 All-In-One. I got this printer in December of 2009, and 5 months the machine started streaking ink across the paper, and would sound as if a loud machine gun was going off right next to your head before and after each print job. Yeah, that sounds good in a place of business! Not to mention that I was going through a regular 901 black in cartridge in 3 days and a 901XL in 10 days (and I don't do all that much printing!). My local store that ONLY sold that printer, and the ONLY store that sold the ink for it, couldn't keep their stock up to meet my demand for the ink. I had to begin ordering it through anchorage, alaska at a higher price PLUS shipping just to try to keep up with my demand. I contacted HP, complained about the many issues I was having, reiterated my problems with their customer service from my last printer AND my bosses HP printer (which steadily leaks blue ink into the printer itself, she has to clean it daily, and the blue streaks across her printed sheets, and they refused to fix it because she didn't fill out of warranty form when she first got it), and finally came to a conclusion ... they will send me a new printer, i will send back the old one, no cost to me at all. YAY!!



But, here I am, with an HP printer that is slow on its print jobs, guzzles ink, jams, registers unwarranted feeder errors forcing me to shut down and turn on just to send a fax, sounds that I cannot place (though they are quieter than the last one), and a company that here in a few months will no longer even speak to me on the issues with this printer because my warranty will be up.



If I am to recommend one thing ... it is to NEVER purchase an HP printer! EVER EVER EVER!!

 "So-So" 2010-07-09
By Marissa Trapp (Chicago, IL)
I don't think I've ever had so much problem with a printer in my life. I guess when you get such a complicated device, complications are expected but I found this to be a bit too excessive. I'll admit, I'm not too computer savvy but I'm reasonably competent but this printer is by nowhere near being easy to set up. I finally had a friend set it up, ( still with much difficulty). Definately not worth the trouble.


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 "Kodak ESP 7250 Printer" 2010-08-06
By BRJR (USA)
Purchased this printer, here online, at Amazon.com and received it from RitzCamera, in just a few days (much earlier than the time it was actually scheduled to arrive). This printer replaces an Epson Printer & an HP Printer I had been using. This Kodak printer pretty much set itself up to work with my wireless network (I use Mac computers and a cable based internet service with my Apple Airport --- very easy to set up and maintain, and my Kodak ESP 7250 appears to simply love it). Almost immediately, this Kodak printer was working -- all done wirelessly, and it even updated it's software to the newest version, including it's firmware. I didn't want a printer with fax (heck, I haven had a wired telephone line, in more than ten years now), so this is the perfect little printer for my wireless printing needs -- and, I am glad to see that it's a Kodak model ( I now have two things "Kodak" in my home: The Sensor in my Leica M9 camera, and my new Kodak ESP 7250 printer --- and, I really like them both.

 "Darn Good Printer" 2010-08-03
By Vesta Irene (the Pacific Northwest)
I've had this Printer for almost a month now and I'm here to say, it's true, you're ink costs are less. And the printer is pretty fast. I installed it both on my Mac and on a Windows 7 machine and both installs went without a hitch. It was easy peasy, my eight-year-old grandson actually installed it on my Windows machine, that's how easy it was.



I've printed out several photos using photo paper and the photo paper slot on the printer and the results have been excellent. The blacks are dark, the colors rich. Normal printing, you know, words on bond, is pretty quick, but since I do a lot of printing, I'll still be using my laser printer for most of that, but for docs with a bit of color, you can't beat this machine. I love it to death.

 "So far, so good" 2010-07-30
By Meisha4 (PHX)
So far, I've only used the printer for basic printing...no photos or lots of color. And my general output is a bit low right now, so I haven't run the printer through the normal paces yet. But, to date, I like it and hope it continues to perform when I gear up for heavier printing jobs.

 "Love it Hate it!" 2010-07-27
By Desiree Marcy (Morrisville, VT United States)
I bought this printer thinking I would start saving some money. So far, I have not. It eats ink like candy bars and will sometimes mess up the pictures. I seem to have alot of trouble with it reprinting pictures to, so I have tons of doubles that I don't need. The ink is really exspensive and the paper is to. i almost wish I hadn't bought it and was still going to the store to do it. But then I weigh it out with the fact that I like having the convenience of printing pics at home whenever I feel like it.

 "Check out set up before you buy" 2010-07-18
By Dr Cathy Goodwin (Seattle, WA USA)
This printer does everything. I checked out the "copy" and "print." I am not sure how the fax will work yet. The print quality seems soimewhat better than the Epson C84 I used earlier.



Setting up this printer was a nightmare. I wanted to connect wirelessly. Each time I followed directions but kept getting errors. I used Kodak's chat option. The techs were courteous and knowledgeable. They even spoke Mac.



However, it took 3 long sessoins to figure out the problem. I use Qwest (currently) as my ISP. Qwest set me up with an Actiontec router that doesn't work with this printer. I had to get a cable which for some reason doesn't come with this printer. I can't fathom why: I could get one online for less than $10 and Kodak could buy them in quantity.



Once hooked up via USB cable, the printer worked just fine. You have to go into System Preferences folder but on a Mac, it's easy.



So when you order this printer, first ask Kodak if it's compatible with your router, if you want to go wireless. Then get a 6-foot AB cable just in case.


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