Highly recommended. I liked this printer so much that I went and bought a second one for my team in another office. Useless.

Perfect for the small business with copy, scan and printing in one unit; The A3 size copying and printing has been very valuable; It also has the ability to plug in memory cards and print images easily; Was very simply to set up and link to wifi network

Would have preferred more capacity in top paper tray; I have had this printer for ten months, purchased mainly for greetings cards; It is forever jamming and I have spent more money on spoiled paper than I did on the purchase price of the printer.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

Great product that i used for over 2 years....once i hardwired it. The wireless function was quite unreliable. I use the scanner often and with the wireless setup it wasn't fun. Once i hardwired it it was great though. It really works well and i love having a 11x17 printer.

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

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