This printer does all that we want and ink useage so far is good. However the drivers are abysmal. We got errors downloading the drivers on two laptops with Windows Vista and three desktops with Windows 10. The same errors occurred when reading them off the provided DVD too.

Just purchased this printer and the first day I was on the phone with a tech for over 3 hours to get it to print and never was able to get it to scan. He told me to call a computer tech. Paid the computer tech over half the cost of the printer to tell me that the brother installer has issues.

Excellent print quality. I had an all in one Brother that was carried from motel room to construction trailer, on one job sat in the back seat of my truck hooked to an inverter and ran like a champ for 6 years.

Great all round printer, dies everything that I need and has the bonus of printing in A3 too!

The printer jams more often than it actually completes a print job. I had another Brother printer that worked flawlessly for 10+ years, but this one is extremely frustrating. The set up was quick, the wi-fi integration was a breeze, but frequent paper jams are annoying.

This was a bargain. Needed this to print a3. Easy to set up, very fast print and print quality is great. Love the touch screen and the fact you can connect to Facebook and other social media via the screen to print photos and files

It is early days but to date this printer was easy to set up to there computers and my phone. It has exceeded my expectation regarding ease of use and compatibility .

In addition, while both the Epson WF-7620 and WF-7610 are capable AIOs, since they've been out for so long, their running costs are excessive-Epson needs to update its wide-format WorkForce models.

Prints, scans, copies, and faxes tabloid-size pages; Competitively fast; Low running costs; Single-pass auto-duplexing ADF; Three paper input sources; Good print quality overall

Subpar graphics

High resolution printing is slow but this well-connected and feature-rich A3 inkjet MFP delivers on quality and extreme value

High print quality; Affordable; Excellent connectivity

Slow print and scan speeds

Not long ago, A3 (tabloid, or 11-by-17-inch) all-in-one (AIO) printers, such as the Editors' Choice HP OfficeJet Pro 7740, were somewhat rare, and expensive. But not anymore. One reason is that a few years ago Brother made them a staple in its Business Smart Pro line, which includes the MFC-J6930DW ($299.99) reviewed here. Like the HP model, the MFC-J6930DW comes with two big paper input trays, a single-pass auto-duplexing automatic document feeder (ADF), and a slew of mobile connectivity features. This Brother AIO prints well overall, with competitively low running costs, and it's relatively fast, but its graphics output could be better. Despite costing a little more upfront, but with lower running costs overall, the MFC-J6930DW is a viable alternative to the OfficeJet 7740 for low-to-moderate volume printing in a small or micro office or workgroup. A Sturdy, Well-Built Workhorse At 18.8 by 22.6 by 14.7 inches (HWD) with its trays closed and weighing 51.6 pounds, the MFC-J6930DW...

This business-centric color inkjet all-in-one printer is relatively fast, with good print quality, competitively low running costs, and flexible paper handling.

Prints, scans, copies, and faxes tabloid-size pages; Competitively fast; Low running costs; Single-pass auto-duplexing ADF; Three paper input sources; Good print quality overall

Subpar graphics