The price tag may put off casual buyers, but the Brother MFC-J6910DW A3 inkjet multifunction printer offers high quality and extensive features.

There are plenty of A4 inkjet all-in-ones, but if you're looking for a printer that can handle A3 paper, your choice is limited. Brother has been making large inkjet all-in-ones for several years and its MFC-J6910DW includes both duplex print and copy, and wireless connection.

Quick and easy duplex copies; Three-way paper feed; Low running costs

Poor plain paper prints; Insipid colour copies; Repeated paper mis-feeds

Brother's MFC-J6000 series is a new line of 4-in-1 multi-function inkjet printers for small-to-medium businesses, designed to offer more capabilities than just print output, while matching the low running costs usually associated with lasers.

Brother's new range of A3 inkjet multifunction devices brings us three models: the entry-level MFC-J6510DW; the mid-range MFC-J6710DW; and this, the high-end MFC-J6910DW. As you might expect, they're based on the same form factor and print engine, with the more expensive models adding new features.

Doing my Internet searches found the Brother MFC-J6910DW at a best price of £366.46 with free delivery.

An A3 MFP that does almost everything. It's reasonably-priced and cheap to run, but print quality isn't a strong point

A multifunction A3 inkjet printer, the MFC-J6910DW will catch the eye of those looking for a maximum of features. 4-in1, it's the highest performance and most complete model in the Brother A3 range, which pretty much puts...

Record cost per page: 4.9 pence/page with the XL cartridges; Colour touch screen / wi-fi; A3 / Double-sided; Good office document speeds; Cartridges easy to access; exist in two formats

Average quality for office documents; Scanner and copier quality down on print quality; The odd paper block; Slightly dominant reds in photo prints

With only a little higher price than the Editors' Choice Brother MFC-J6710DW ($300 street, 4 stars), the Brother MFC-J6910DW ($350 street) offers all the same features as its less expensive sibling, plus one key addition: duplex (two-sided) scanning.

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

Duplex scanning works with up to legal-size paper only

Bought this for both home and office use, needed a wireless so we could print from our laptops and also needed a large screen area to scan, copy ledger size and sometimes 11 x 17. Tried to install with the cd and it kept freezing at a certain point, but it was very easy download from the Brother...

Clean Writing; Easy To Operate; Fast Print Time; Quiet

Install Cd Bad; No Tray To Catch Paper

This hulking inkjet multifunction peripheral (MFP) is one of the most versatile printers we've reviewed. Its size arises from the fact that it can handle paper sizes up to A3, but its talents don't end there.