The Brother MFC-J825W, at $229, represents the higher end of home office multifunction inkjet printers. As you'd expect it's got every feature that this price-point demands: an automatic document feeder, a split photo/plain paper tray, scan/copy/fax built-in, a 3.3in touchscreen and direct printing...

Feature-packed; Limited Web connectivity

Low paper capacity

This peppy little $149 all-in-one printer has all the features home businesses and small offices look for. It's a great value if you can stomach the slightly high ink costs.

Prints; copies; scans well; Strong performance; Loaded with features for the price

Subpar image copying; Slightly pricey ink; Slow when printing pages in reverse order

Brother MFC-J825DW All-In-One InkJet Printer I bought his new Brother MFC-J825DW all-in-one printer

Fast; cheap ink; quiet; touch screen; Air Print; Cloud print; duplex; wireless.

Only holds 100 sheets of blank paper

I replaced my HP with a Brother exactly like this one and like it so well that I got this one for my parents. It get's a lot better ink mileage and the document feeder saves time.

Its early yet but would seem to be the best printer I have owned all around. Set up was easy, worked great from the start. Nice interface to work from too. Definitely recommendable.

Being so used to that noise of the printer waking up and beginning to print, the first time I tried this printer, I was in the other room on my laptop (cause my wife was on her computer next to the printer). When I didn't hear anything printing, I hit print again.

Not only is the print quality on this very high, I was very surprised to find how easy it was to set up for both Windows and Linux; It is loaded with features and the touch screen interface makes accessing them extremely simple.

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A great machine so far. Fairly easy to set up, copies and prints great and when scanning to PDF able to have several documents saved as one PDF. Build quality does feel flimsy and not for the heavy handed.

My Epson was a great machine, fantastic quality prints, but only when it chose to work. I had many frustrations with the ink - the cartridges were full but the microchip swore they were empty and refused to print anything until I replaced the perfectly good cartridge. What a waste of money!

Works for us, and is just so much better than our old Epson. Only needed for printing teens' homework and our personal stuff. Avg less than 10 pgs/day. Intuitive and easy to use. Compact design. Touch screen is a breeze. Nice to have fax/scanner too.

Initially, I was aiming at Canon MX 885 as my benchmark for printing speed/quality based on my research on a few website reviews. I made up my mind until I saw the actual physical unit in the store. The printer is bulky and the built quality is not to my liking.