Excellent quality ,happy with my new printer.

This printer does a great job with what it was designed to do. It prints well, scans, and copies. I use it both with hardwire and wireless. IBM computers ,Apple, and Android phones.

We purchased two of these. One for a remote salesperson who operates a standalone desktop. The other was for a new office that currently only has one employee, who remotes into a virtual PC at our home office. It works great connected to her PC, but will not print via RDP.

Quick setup; Easy scanning

Kludgy software; Printer is not PCL compliant

The printer is very good for quantity. I would like it better had it been a color printer. Also, I have not been successful with being able to scan documents. I'm very computer savvy so this is a bit of a disappointment.

I'm very happy with my brothers MFC-l2700DW . It allows me to print from my 2 in 1 computer which doesn't have a CD facility. Don't know why I didn't but one ages ago.

Very Good

Very good quality for the price; High reliability

Not alot paper per tray

Toner lasted for about 150 pages - with factory supplied toner - kind of expected that, apart from that the functions are good, duplex is great , software to scan is good - no duplex on scanner ! - looking to buy refillable toner to keep cost down.

Good deal. A bit tricky to set up, but it works well.

A bargain-priced multi-function printer, the Brother MFC L2700DW ($130) offers the printing, scanning and copying features you'd expect, along with some nice features like an auto document feeder and generous, 250-page paper tray.

Low printing costs; Faster-than-average black-and-white photo printing; Faster-than-average startup time; Large-capacity paper tray

Slower-than-average text and graphics printing; Slow scanning speed; Subpar copy quality

The Brother MFCL2700DW is a capable midrange monochrome laser all-in-one printer, that's ideal for micro offices and small workgroups. If you sometimes have the need to do some personal heavy duty printing, here is something you should be having at the top of your list.…

Prints, scans, faxes, and copies; Automatic document feeder; Ethernet; Wi-Fi; Wi-Fi Direct; Duplex (two-sided) printing

Output quality is on the lower end of the category