Absolutely disappointed. The wireless connection is unreliable and inconsistent after trying multiple networks. Worse yet is Brother's disregard for customer service. Brother team views it perfectly acceptable to fail to stand by their products in providing effective customer support - they don't...

Price; Look; Functions

Print quality; design of the scanner cover mechanism; no regard for customer feedback

Printer was an ease to setup and has been working perfectly for the last month or two with no issues. Printer can be a bit noisy at times but it's no deal breaker.

The Brother MFC-J4620DW ($179.99) offers one notable feature for a light-duty inkjet multifunction printer (MFP) at its price: the ability to print at up to tabloid (11-by-17) size. The caveat? You have to do it manually, by feeding it one sheet at a time.

Prints on single sheets at up to tabloid (11-by-17-inch) size; Compact; Can connect via Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and NFC

Somewhat slow; Subpar graphics; Tabloid-size printing limited to feeding individual sheets; Limited paper capacity

The Brother MFC-J4620DW ($179.99) offers one notable feature for a light-duty inkjet multifunction printer (MFP) at its price: the ability to print at up to tabloid (11-by-17) size. The caveat? You have to do it manually, by feeding it one sheet at a time. The MFC-J4620DW ($866.49 at Amazon) has a nice range of connectivity choices, including Wi-Fi Direct and NFC, making it a good choice for printing from mobile devices. It shares its tabloid printing ability and many other features with other printers in Brother's Business Smart Series, which has spawned several Editors' Choice models, including the Brother MFC-J4410DW ($851.20 at Amazon) , the Brother MFC-J4510DW , and the Brother MFC-J4610DW ($910.93 at Amazon) . They are minor variations on the same theme. For example, the Brother MFC-J4610 has a 400-sheet paper capacity, while the others have a 150-sheet capacity, and the Brother MFC-J4610 and the MFC-J4510 have a 3.7-inch color touch screen, while the other two MFPs have s...

The Brother MFC-J4620DW is a MFP for home-office or micro-office use that can print at up to tabloid size, though you'll have to feed it one sheet at a time to do so.

Prints on single sheets at up to tabloid (11-by-17-inch) size; Compact; Can connect via Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and NFC

Somewhat slow; Subpar graphics; Tabloid-size printing limited to feeding individual sheets; Limited paper capacity

This is my third Brother and I've loved all three. I've been so satisfied with each that I just wanted to keep up with the newest features. As I am now retired from my business, my main use now are letters and photos, but I still love it.

The new MFC-J4620DW sits in the middle of Brother's small/home office range, delivering A3 printing and A4 scanning, copying and faxing. It also has the ability to connect directly to a range of cloud-based services such as OneDrive and Dropbox and to a wide range of mobile devices such as...

Had it a few month. No problems, looks good, works well, easy to operate, easy to change inks. Not tried A3 though. Sometimes I can't get it to print double sided from iPad, but think that's more my technological knowledge. Used with Windows laptops, iPad, iPhone, friends none Apple phone too.

Excellent and professional printer. Prints very fast. Settings easy to use and has lots of great functions to copying and scanning. Prints fast wirelessly. Recommend highly.

I have always purchased a Brother Printer All-In-One - I feel that they R the BEST & they Last for a VERY LONG TIME.