Purchased to replace old laser printer by other manufacturer. Best value I found for the price. Free shipping to my home was a plus. Document scanning with ADF, faxing and print quality are easy with excellent results.
value for price paid; easy setup and operation
Not great for photo scanning; not truely wireless
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
If you're starting a small business from home or in an office, you're likely to need a general purpose machine to handle printing and photocopying. You'll probably want the sharp print quality a laser brings, but money will be tight.
Good quality text print; Fast prints and copies for class; Comprehensive software bundle
Poor LCD display contrast; Poor greyscale copies; No front panel socket for USB drives
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
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