With its solid text and photo output and wealth of wireless and mobile connectivity options, the MFC-L3710CW is not a bad little entry-level all-in-one printer. If your small business has a light printing volume and a strict budget, it's a solid option.

Good text and photo quality; Large ADF; Decent mobile device support

High running costs; Lacks auto-duplex printing and scanning; No Ethernet

This printer has great color but is very slow to start. about 1 minute from the time you press the print key to the time it come out. it is not set for network which i was not aware of but it is blue tooth and I had to get my computer guys to come in to get it on everyone work station.even multiple...

I received this product for free from Brother in exchange for my honest opinion/review of the product. I received this product in exchange for my unbiased opinion. After using the printer for several weeks I did not realize how inefficient was my previous printer.

I purchased this printer to replace my HP Office Jet Pro 8600 Premium that "died" after about eight years of service. I office from my home and use the printer to print reports and other documents as well as scanning documents into my computer.

After 8 years my trusty inkjet printer finally died, and I decided to bit the bullet and get a colour laser printer. The really great deal at PB Tech helped with that purchasing decision. I've had this printer for 2 months now and really like it.

I bought this printer about a month ago. It is a good printer however it is very slow and will not do double sided copies.

The Brother MFC-L3710CW ($349.99) is an entry-level all-in-one color laser-class printer designed for small offices and workgroups. It costs $50 less than the Editors' Choice Brother MFC-L3770CDW, but that price difference means sacrificing a few key features, including automatic two-sided printing, copying, scanning, and faxing, along with Ethernet support and the ability to print from and scan to thumb drives. Both machines, however, share the same high running costs—a common drawback to entry-level laser-class machines like these. The MFC-L3710CW offers some strong perks, including good text and photo quality and a sizable automatic document feeder, but you'll likely find the MFC-L3770CDW a better value if your budget can stretch a bit. Landing in the Lineup The MFC-L3710CW is part of a seven-machine upgrade to Brother's line of LED (light-emitting diode) printers. Instead of deploying lasers to etch a page image on to the imaging drum prior to transferring it to the paper, LE...

The Brother MFC-L3710CW is a solid color laser-class all-in-one printer for budget-conscious small offices.

Good text and photo quality; Large ADF; Decent mobile device support

High running costs; Lacks auto-duplex printing and scanning; No Ethernet