Brother Laserjet Black And White Printer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had an excellent experience with the HP LaserJet MFP M139we wireless black and white laser printer. Despite its compact size, this printer packs a punch in terms of speed and efficiency. One of the standout features of this printer is its compact design. Unlike bulkier printers, the M139we doesn't take up much space, making it ideal for small home offices or tight workspaces. Speed is another area where the M139we excels. Printing documents is a breeze with this printer, thanks to its quick printing capabilities. Whether I'm printing a single page or a multi-page document, the M139we gets the job done in no time. Efficiency is key when it comes to any printer, and the M139we doesn't disappoint. Its wireless functionality allows for seamless printing from multiple devices, saving both time and hassle. Additionally, the black and white laser printing ensures crisp, professional-looking documents every time. Overall, the HP LaserJet MFP M139we is a top-notch printer that combines compactness, speed, and efficiency. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable printing solution for their home or office.

Purchased Brother HLL2480DW Wireless Black and White Laser Printer after with have an HP printer for a long time. What a difference! Easy set up and troubleshooting, quick printing and print quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Brother Wireless Black and White Printer was easy to set up and had worked like a charm since! I love that I am able to scan on it too. It’s simple to use and a great addition to my home office.

I switched from a color printer to a Brother black & white laser a few years ago. The printer is for my personal use and doesn't get excessive use. The print quality is great and the toner lasts a long time.

It's been over a decade since I've used or even heard of any laser printer under $1000 with a toner cost of less than 2 cents per page, let alone a *color* laser. This cartridge changes all that. At only 1.5 cents/page before taxes, it allows my Color LaserJet CP3525 to print black and white pages cheaper than the venerable LaserJet 4050 (1.9 cents/page) that I loved back in the day. Not to mention the amazing print quality. Grayscale dithering easily matches the ProRes 1200 of HP's high-end mono printers in terms of detail and smoothness, but completely blows it out of the water when it comes to contrast and depth. In fact, printed grayscale photos look like real black and white photographs! Yes, color toner for the CP3525 series is still very expensive (like almost all color laser printers), but that's not what this review is about. For black and white prints, it can't be beat. Highly recommended over the standard capacity cartridge.

The HP 78A Black LaserJet toner works well for us. We use the printer almost daily and enjoy the good performance of them working together. I love HP printers and toner cartridges. I feel I am well taken care of.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The brother wireless black & white laser printer Is very easy to set up to Wi-Fi either at home or on your phone. It has all the essentials need IE , A Fax machine , Copier and you can print straight from your phone

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Brother HLL2460DW Wireless Black-and-White Laser Printer is a reliable workhorse. Its wireless capabilities, fast printing speed, and sharp output quality make it a standout choice for home or office use. Easy setup and compatibility with various devices further enhance its appeal. Highly recommended!

If you have an Epson 3880 printer, you will know the inkset well. I use the Advanced Black and White mode a lot for B&W prints, and the printer is still working extremely well for me. In ABW the linearity is excellent, prints beautifully and can differentiate very low levels of gray from black. The newer inksets from Epson and Canon report even better black density with higher Dmax, and if that is your holy grail you can go that way or off the deep end loading third party inks and struggling with profiling accuracy. But I bought the 3880 for the then-remarkable and still-respectable longevity of the pigment inks, and it continues to be reliable and clog free, it feeds paper well and it wastes much less ink than modern desktops, so I have not replaced it.

The JP LaserJet printer is the best printer I've had for home use.