Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi
Original price was: $389.99.$249.99Current price is: $249.99.
Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi Price comparison
Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi Price History
Price History for Brother HL-L3220CDW Wireless Compact Digital Color Printer with Laser Quality Output, Duplex and...
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Current Price | $249.99 | January 9, 2025 |
Highest Price | $249.99 | August 4, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $219.99 | September 18, 2024 |
Last price changes
$249.99 | October 11, 2024 |
$219.99 | September 18, 2024 |
$249.99 | August 28, 2024 |
$249.98 | August 26, 2024 |
$249.99 | August 4, 2024 |
Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi Description
- HIGH-QUALITY COLOR PRINTING: The Brother HLL8360CDW can print professional color documents at speeds of up to 33 ppm.
- EASY CONNECTIVITY: Connect via wireless or Gigabit Ethernet network interfaces or wireless print from your mobile device(1).
- AUTOMATIC DUPLEX PRINTING: The Brother Color Laser Printer features an automatic 2-sided printing feature that can help save money and time.
- DASH REPLENISHMENT ENABLED: Upon activation, Dash Replenishment measures the toner level and orders more from when itโs low. Standard Memory (MB): 512
- BROTHER GENUINE TONERS: TN431: TN431BK, TN431C, TN431Y, TN431M, TN433: TN433BK, TN433C, TN433Y, TN433M, TN436: TN436, TN436BK, TN436C, TN436Y, TN436M
Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi Specification
Specification: Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi
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Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Brother Color Laser Printer with Wi-Fi
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MR7 –
A great choice for workgroups with higher print volumes that need low-cost printing and reliable, business-quality output.
It has Flexible network connectivity. Built-in wireless 802.11b/g/n and Gigabit Ethernet network interfaces to easily set up and share on your wireless or wired network.
Easily print two-sided documents. Use the automatic duplex print feature to help reduce your printing costs and produce professional two-sided documents, presentations, brochures, and booklets.
Ben Diaz –
This laser printer is of great quality. I do not use it in a business environment, but I can’t see myself needing any additional cartridges in years. I wanted a solid printer that won’t fail after a couple months and for which cartridges are not too expensive.
Now, some might say, “A full set of cartridges on this printer can run you around $200! That’s not cheap!” and to those people I say, “Yes, but that’s for thousands of pages, which is magnitudes more than what other printers give you. AND, those cartridges won’t dry up.”
Paul C –
Quase perfeita, porรฉm nรฃo faz escaneamento/digitaรงรฃo. Nesse item fiquei decepcionadoโฆ
wolmir freitas –
Excelente desempeรฑo muy rรกpida la calidad de color de la impresiรณn es genial los cortes no de corren
Excelente compra
El รบnico inconveniente es el tamaรฑo
Karla Jaramillo –
Well I got this unit yesterday. Looks good, I bought it for duplex printing and to save cost from getting printing done. I gave a MacBook (new) and well the printer refuses to print double sided. Yes I looked online and tried every tip and trick. Bottom line is it still wonโt do it and I have to reprint and flip the pages. For 350$ I shouldnโt have to do this. The support from brother is not good. Would I buy again? Probably not on basis the support it terrible and the fact that itโs 2019 and the seamless transition from computer to printer should be easy and conflict non existsnt. Why? And how can this be an issue.
Update – for a Mac you need the CUPS driver for duplex printing. Once downloaded the function now works. Changed my rating to 4 stars. It is a bit slow to print but the quality is awesome. Would recommend to buy.
Paul C –
The short version is that my wife & I are really liking this printer so far. As the headline reads, the color prints look great (including photo prints) and it prints fast (even from startup).
So I chuckled reading some of the reviews (which I carefully did for several models). People talk about this printer being hefty (aprox 40lbs). This printer replaced an old HP 4550N Color LaserJet I had. THAT printer was hefty (113lbs!). So, the approx 40lbs was a JOY! ๐ I was very pleased with the HP but it was just getting old and was well beyond end of life. So I’ve been an HP fan for many years and felt I was really taking a risk trying out the Brother. My wife is a teacher and prints a lot of “stuff”. So far we (especially my wife) have been just very impressed by this printer. I even printed my first double sided print (full duplex) today and it worked great. We’ve probably printed 30+ color pages and the toner and other perishables don’t even show a dent in utilization (still 100% across the board). So thank you Brother for sending decent starter toner cartridges!
I appreciated the one reviewer providing the password “initpass” for the built in web server on the printer. The information and configuration options on the printers web page are impressive.
The pictures above are of the unboxing process. There are about nine pieces of tape that have to be removed and there are these orange clips that keep the toner cartridges in place during shipping. They are fairly easy to remove. You will need to pull down the main front door and pull out the cartridge drawer to get to them.
Last, it has been great getting this printer. It immediately prompted me to download and install updates (twice). My WIN10 PCs immediately see the new printer and it worked flawlessly. We own iPhones and we can print very easily from them straight to the printer. On the iPhones, if the photo is large it takes a little longer to print which I assume is because it’s going over WiFi to get to the printer. Speaking of which, I have this printer plugged into my network and am NOT using the built-in WiFi.
APPROX. 1 YR UPDATE
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So we purchased this in August of ’19… now July ’20. So far this printer has been VERY impressive. We’ve gone through the starter toner… got approx. 2k prints from those alone!!! I purchased the high yield toner cartridges… that’s pricey but not when you compare number of prints to traditional toner. We’ve been so pleased I recommended this to my mother (and she purchased it). I’ll occasionally log into the printer and upgrade the firmware (if a new one is available) and check the stats. So far we have 2,650 color & 151 b&w prints. Excluding toner, all the perishables (drum unit, fuser unit, laser unit, etc are above 90% with most being just under 100%.
OVER 2 YR UPDATE
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Printer is still going strong! My wife is a teacher and prints tons of stuff… I have three teens cranking out reports, you name it. I’m on my second FULL toner cartridge set (four). That is to say, I’ve gone through the starter, a regular full set and on another. So far I have 6,690 color pages & 548 B&W pages. As I mentioned… I have my second FULL / extended toner set in and they are almost 100% each. Sad to hear anyone has issues with this model… I can just tell you my experience. I DID however have one issue where I purchased a full (black, yellow, cyan, magenta) Brother toner replacement. ONE of the toner cartridges didn’t work… it was brand new out of the package and the printer showed empty. I tend to purchase this stuff some months before they run out so I don’t get caught empty. The bad thing about that is that it was past the seller’s return date. I was disappointed with the seller for that. Unfortunately Brother wouldn’t help me out either BUT… to Amazon’s credit they gave me some credit for the single toner. I ended up purchasing a stand alone toner cartridge to replace the “defective” one and it worked great.
mc –
After reading all the negative reviews AND living in an area where UPS delivery consists of kicking the package from one end of town to the other (after it is been opened to see if there is anything to steal) I was expecting the worst. That I would have to return it. Sure enough the box was badly mauled and dented as is every package I get from UPS. But I opened it up anyway. No damage to the printer and nothing missing. Yea!!
The printer was very heavy. A good sign! And when I plugged it in it worked. The WPS did not work. But not being a novice, I had no difficulty setting it up on WiFi. Really its completely straightforward with no surprises. Once I had an IP address for it I downloaded the Brother Linux driver and it installed perfectly. Zero knowledge needed, the driver works by itself. And it prints beautiful full color pictures that look like photographs (because they were). My hat is off to Brother for supporting Linux just as well as HP does. They had better if they want to sell printers in China!
Some people complained about a delay before printing. Yes,,, but the delay is no different from the HP laser jets I have and all the laser jets at work. In fact the longest delay is only after the printer has not been used for a while, lasts for about 30 seconds and then subsequent prints are much quicker. THATS A GOOD THING PEOPLE!! It means that Brother is not burning your electricity keeping the drums warm! In an office environment it would never be an issue because the printer would be constantly in use and the electricity saver would never kick in.
The noise is no worse than any Laserjet I have had for the last 20 years and it is a lot quieter than most. The Laserjets at work make much more noise (but at an acceptable level – (the noise is useful because the printer is 20 feet away and thats how you can tell it worked). This printer could sit on your desk without a problem.
The color on this printer is every bit as good as my old HP K80 office inkjet and the 2000 dollar commercial HP color laserjet at work.
I am deducting one star because the instructions are not adequate for a beginner. There are plastic pieces and tape to be removed deep within the bowels of this beast that are nowhere in the instructions. And the instructions gives no hint that they are incomplete. I suspect the negative reviews are because people had no way to know they needed to take the thing apart to get all the tape and orange plastic gizmos out. Also while it may be Centurylink’s and not Brother’s fault, the WPS doesn’t work at all even for an experienced person.
If I run into any problems I will update but I am a very happy camper right now and recommend this printer.
I did forget to mention that the printer does slightly curl the paper. My guess is that the drum is too hot. I will contact Brother to see if that can be adjusted. In the meantime the curl is not very bad so I can live wth it.
EDIT: A year later still works perfectly. Zero problems. I have been printing almost every day and still have not had to replace the starter toner. Which is annoying because I bought new toner so I would have it on hand and its in the way! I keep hoping the starter toner will run out but it just keeps going. Also works perfectly with the Windows 10 I installed. Works perfectly in LINUX and Windows 10.
None –
I buy a lot of printers for my businesses. The last 5 HP printers I purchased I had problems with of one kind or the other. I have had a few Brother printers and I noticed that even the old ones were still working so I bought another Brother. Right out of the box it worked flawlessly. Easy to hook up and install and problem free. This is what a printer should be like. My take is that HP, which has a million models, has the strategy of flooding the market with models but the quality over the years is terrible. They look nice but 5 printers all with issues ranging from not connecting to the network, not printing, dropping pages in a print, and blurry, is not a coincidence. Their quality is terrible. This Brother, and all of my Brother printers, are work horses. I hope this helps you.