We have an older version of this printer and purchased a new one as a replacement. My only issue is that I thought the USB connection could be used for a USB stick to scan document to. It's not, but have ordered an adapter hoping that might work. The ID copy function is a plus.

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.

The Printer will never wake after sleep time and show up message "the printer is not connected" and Brother support Are really "BAD" I had been cheating from Brother because they already knew these bad products they ever made and most of Brother printer any model had been most recall.

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weak wifi connecting after deep sleep and not able to disable deep sleep; Most of Brother printer model had been the same problem

Have been using it wirelessly for printing and scanning. Had to call brother support during the wireless setup but once going, it works well. Print speed and quality are both good.

I liked all the features and the price. Had a mind of its own. most of the time I had to turn it off and on to get it to print and sometimes it did print!!

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

If you're looking for a monochrome laser multifunction printer (MFP) for heavy-duty personal use or light- to moderate-duty use as a shared printer in a micro office, the Brother MFC-L2700DW ($199.99) is worth a look.

Output quality is at the low end of the range for its category

If you're looking for a monochrome laser multifunction printer (MFP) for heavy-duty personal use or light- to moderate-duty use as a shared printer in a micro office, the Brother MFC-L2700DW ($199.99) is worth a look. Small enough to share a desk with comfortably, it offers a higher paper capacity than most printers meant strictly for personal use, along with better paper handling in other ways as well. It also offers support for mobile printing, which can come in handy if you need to print from your phone or tablet very often. Mobile printing support is rapidly becoming common, so it's not a coincidence that the MFC-L2700DW's ($544.50 at Amazon) mobile printing capabilities are similar to those of the Samsung Xpress M2070FW ( at Amazon) that I recently reviewed. More than that, this is the only area where the both the Samsung M2070FW and the MFC-L2700DW outshine the Canon imageClass MF4880dw , which is our Editors' Choice for light-duty personal MFP or shared MFP in a micro off...

The Brother MFC-L2700DW monochrome laser multifunction printer (MFP) offers speed and paper handling suitable for a micro office or for heavy-duty use as a personal printer.

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

Output quality is at the low end of the range for its category

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

This is one great printer! It was super easy to setup and the wifi works amazingly well even when I'm printing from a laptop that's quite far from the printer. The toner cartridges are pretty cheap to and they will give you 2,600 pages of printing before you need to replace them.