As with the other half dozen Brother printers that we have purchased this MFP works perfectly, easy to operate, clear faxes, a little noisy but at this price who cares.

This is a good alrounder at a sensible price

Works Great would recommend this for any small office. Also have the DW2270 which would be the prefered choice if all you do is print as it is less bulky.

Great printer for a good price. However I didn't check properly to confirm if it's wireless networking. It would have been nice if it is full duplex and not manual feed duplex.

If it weren't for its Ethernet connector, the Brother MFC-7360N ($200 street) would be easy to pigeonhole as a distinctly personal mono laser MFP. Not only is it priced right for a personal MFP, it's relatively small, and its paper handling and speed are a good fit for medium- to heavy-duty personal...

Suitably small for personal use or a micro office; Network connector; Includes single-sheet manual feed

No duplexer (for printing on both sides of a page) even as an option

The Brother MFC-7360N is very speedy when it comes to running off text documents, thanks to a fast first page out time of around ten seconds and a high subsequent print speed of around 22 pages per minute in our testing.

Large automatic document feeder for fax/scan/copying; Good text print quality; Reasonably fast first page out and printing speeds

Multi-purpose tray is only a single sheet; No wireless networking; Toner costs aren't great

I received my new laser printer and have found it to be the best printer I have ever had it prints very clear and faxes and copies very clear I would recomend this product to anyone.

Copying and printing legal size pages are excellent. However printing envelopes, which I do quite a bit, is rather clunky. One needs to open the back of the copier then flip a few green knobs. Its a poor compromise between having a dedicated envelope feeder (my fault) and using paper feeder.

After having this printer for 4 months and using over 18 toner cartridges and replacing the drum twice, I thought it was the toner cartridge causing this most annoying problem because, it didn't seem to curl the pages for a few toners and a drum.

This printer was purchased as an emergency replacement for a canon all in one - the features that at

copies are clear does not jam

crappy installation software too many button pushes required to scan (three