Brother Dual Tray Laser Printer

[13.5 x 6.7 x 5"] Brother makes a great Laser color printer, so you'd expect them to make great cartridges. AND they do!

[Laser Printers] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my brother laser printer. Brother has been my go to company for printers. Their toner is expensive compared to ink but you get so much more from it. End of the day i dont use my printer to print photos and need a reliable full house printer for kids school projects and what have you.

[15.5 lb] I need a test to make my printer a dual tray printer LaserJet it’s fabulous I’m so happy!!

[250 sheets] I had being looking for a dual tray for months for my Brother MFC-L5900DW. Many websites had them listed for outrageous prices and they were never in stock. I found the LT-6500 on B&H Photo Video for a very reasonable price and they had it in stock! I has been working great!

[Laser] After much agonizing over types, styles, prices and brand names I arrived at what would be best for my situation... instead of ink jet or mega tank the laser printer won. Now ...what kind? I chose Brother and Im thrilled at the outcome. I dont print much anymore but when I do its going to be something essential . The laser is ready , boots up smoothly, prints quickly and the page is sharp and clear. I did have a slight problem in setup., which was downloaded from the Brother site. It asked for some number that was supposedly on the printer somewhere.....it was not. So I kept looking and found another Brother site for setup and this one worked beautifully. Ot only took a minute or so and it was ready to rock. Since then Ive printed several pages for both written word and artist reditions of animals to use for hobby work and all came out perfectly. I even like the size.of the printer which has a footprint about the same dimensions as my old ink jet., but with a distinctive more compact style. And for the price I paid.....I'm super impressed.

[HP PCL 6] This printer was purchased as a replacement. It replaced a Brother color laser printer of almost the same design. Yes, I liked it enough to go for the same thing.

[Laser] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using a laserjet printer from a different brand for 10 years now and I decided that it's time to upgrade. Compared to my old laser printer, this is a color laser printer. The old one is only for black and white. The set up and installation is pretty simple and fast. It has a colored 5 inch color touchscreen that enables the use to operate the printer easily. It can hold up to 250 sheets of paper on the tray and 50 sheets for the multi-purpose tray. It is fast and doesn't make a loud noise while printing. It prints up to 35 pages per minute in black and color. You can also print straight from your phone. You can connect to Wi-Fi for cable free connectivity and a USB 2.0 slot is availble as well in case a Wi-Fi connection is not available. My only complaint about it is that it is big, heavy and bulky. But it is not a deal breaker. Because it looks strong and sturdy. All in all I am very happy with my new printer!

[30.5 lb] As a self-employed writer, editor, desktop publisher, and writing teacher, I need a B&W laser printer for printing large quantities of drafts, and I hate having to add paper to the tray. When my workhorse LaserJet 4050 finally became unusable, I was afraid I wouldn't be able to find a B&W laser printer with a large tray at a reasonable price. I went with the M501, even though it's overkill for the quantity I print, because a 550-sheet tray came standard. It's also super fast. I occasionally need to print 2-sided, and the auto-duplexing is fabulous — wish I'd gotten that years ago. The footprint is exactly the same as the 4050, and it's not even as tall. I love the printer, but I knocked a point off of performance for a couple minor annoyances -- every so often, the printer thinks it's out of paper when it's not (something the 4050 never, ever did), and I have to open and close the tray. I also find it harder to load paper. And when I use the auto-duplexing, pages sometimes push other pages out of the output tray. I finally figured out that a little plastic piece that flips up at the end of the output tray is (I guess) intended to keep the pages in the tray, but that piece is not identified in the drawings of the printer and not mentioned anywhere in the manual I downloaded (since, of course, nothing comes with a manual anymore). (There's at least one other part on the printer that is not identified anywhere, and even though I apparently don't need to do anything with it, it still drives me nuts not knowing what it is or does.)

[11.8 lb] If you want a great color printer, the Brother HL-L8360CDW is the one for you. The printer is a color laser printer so you will not have to worry about ink drying up in the lines like a inkjet printer. The toner is a little expensive, but typical for the improvement in printer quality.

[28.5 x 5 x 5"] Great printer. Meets expectations. I've had a Brother laser printer in the past that lasted almost 20 yrs. Still working but needed a new color printer with flatbed for copying and scanning. Very happy!