I returned the first printer (same model) to the shop after it breaking my heart, constantly getting "paper jams" yet the paper was never jammed. Tried new paper even. The replacement is giving me similar errors all the time and the print constantly runs from one page into the next, ie.

It works most of the time

Paper feed is constantly breaking down

I cannot get my computer to work with this printer as I cannot plug in the USB port to the printer. I can copy but cannot print from computer. Ifeel it will be great if I could get it plugged in.

I was completely frustrated by the amount of time I had to wait when I switched to Copy mode, or inserted the one piece of paper in the rear feed. Going to Copy mode produced a "WAIT" message of ...

11x17

Processing time; Single-sheet rear feeder

The price of A3 printers has fallen to the point where they're within the reach of the home user, but until recently they've still been too expensive for occasional use. If you regularly print A3 signage, posters or art projects, you might feel justified in splashing out on a home inkjet A3 printer...

Having recently looked at Brother's all-singing A3 inkjet all-in-one, the Brother MFCJ6910DW , it's interesting to compare it with the ￡140 cheaper MFC-J6510DW, reviewed here. While still an A3 machine, it loses its second paper tray, duplex scanner and touchscreen.

Full A3 print; scan and copy; ADF for auto-scans up to A3; Widescreen LCD

Fuzzy plain-paper; black text print; No duplex scanning; No multi-purpose feed

Brother has proved to me that they can make an excellent product, I've pushed this unit onto many other artists and illustrators... everyone of them has thanked me for letting them know about product.

A3 high resolution scanner; pretty speedy scanning a full color (24bit) 11x17 @ 600 x 600dpi over wireless connection (avg about 23 seconds via twain in photoshop.) I've never experienced connectivity issues over wireless when printing from Desktop; 2 separate laptops; or my smartphone.

Single sheet feeder is a little tricky, sometimes it will misfeed thicker papers; To solve this apply a little pressure on the paper when inserting into single sheet feeder, the feeder will recognize the paper and pull it in a little bit; Once it's "loaded" properly in place you're all set.

The Brother MFC-J6510 DW all-in-one multifunction printer , copier, scanner and fax is an important machine in the company's professional MFP range. Its ability to handle A3 size documents which, although not an everyday requirement, is a feature which many offices would find extremely useful.

The Brother MFC-J6510DW is very similar to the Brother MFC-J6910DW (the same tech specs, motor, cartridges) but with a few minor differences. Design and Build.

Low cost of printing per page with XL cartridges; Colour screen / Wi-Fi; A3 / Double-sided printing; Good print speeds with office docs; Two cartridge sizes to choose from / Cartridges are easily accessible at the front of the printer

Print quality could be better with office docs; Scanner and copier aren't on par with print quality; Some paper blockages; Slight red overtone to photos

Having started my little business working from home, i decided to buy a 'little' printer, essential for all the printing tasks i had in mind....opting initially for a Kodak multi functioning unit.

Hard working; reliable; great quality multi functional

Heavy! Big and the photocopying is sooo slow

Probably the single most attention-grabbing fact about the Brother MFC-J6510DW ($250 street) is how much it delivers for the price. One of only a few inkjet printers that can print at up to tabloid size (11 by 17 inches), it's also one of the most capable in that group, and arguably the most capable...

Prints and scans at up to tabloid size (11 by 17 inches); Automatic document feeder; Duplex (two-sided) printing

Only one paper tray means you can't keep letter- and tabloid-size paper loaded at the same time