Customer Rating: 
Summary: To expensive
Comment: This is a freat multifunction printer but it is too expensive, I found the same product locally for $88.
Customer Rating:
Summary: LOVE IT!
Comment: I absolutly Love this product! It is, in my opinion, the best you can buy for the money! And the ink is very reasonable too!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Poor answering machine, so-so Linux, but a decent printer.
Comment: Overall the printer is good, but the answering machine crashes twice a week.. I have to restart the whole printer and sometimes I lose a few messages. The CUPS drivers that came with Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) didn't work, I had to install the cups wrapper and use the drivers from Brother's site. I can't get scanning/emailing documents to work in Ubuntu (I'm doing everything over the wireless network so maybe that's why). This is my first all-in-one printer so maybe I expected too much.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Ink cartridge logevity issue
Comment: I bought this printer about a month ago. I've printed less than 6 8.5x11 color photos and the ink cartridge is already generating a warning that it is low on ink. My printer was purchased new at Best Buy.
Just a warning: it seems a good printer, but the cartridges are going to be an issue for most owners.
Customer Rating:
Summary: So Far I love It
Comment: I was initially attracted to this model because of a special offer from a major office retailer at a price below $80. Checking various sources I found the usual retail price to be between $129-149...even that was below other mfg's for machines with the same features. Average reviews were quite favorable compared to HP models with the same features (the other brand I was considering), so I figured for the money it would be worth a try. Installation was a breeze (the Vista software CD included worked fine as opposed to another reviewer who said he had a problem with it. That said, I had to go in and tweek the settings in Control Panel/Networking to get things 100%. After that it worked on my home network flawlessly! BTW...I have it connected via LAN via a Linksys w/l router, and not a USB, but the fact it can use both connections simultaneously is a big plus. Every function works beautifully and the print quality is better than my Epson photo printer. Scanning, which is usually a huge hassle, is a no-brainer with this machine and the customizable settings are fabulous. Faxing with a single shared phone line is flawless (assuming you follow the instructions). At this point I have no negatives, and I would highly recommend this model to anyone with a home office...but this is not a high volume commercial machine. If you buy it with that in mind you can't go wrong.
Summary: To expensive
Comment: This is a freat multifunction printer but it is too expensive, I found the same product locally for $88.
Customer Rating:
Summary: LOVE IT!
Comment: I absolutly Love this product! It is, in my opinion, the best you can buy for the money! And the ink is very reasonable too!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Poor answering machine, so-so Linux, but a decent printer.
Comment: Overall the printer is good, but the answering machine crashes twice a week.. I have to restart the whole printer and sometimes I lose a few messages. The CUPS drivers that came with Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) didn't work, I had to install the cups wrapper and use the drivers from Brother's site. I can't get scanning/emailing documents to work in Ubuntu (I'm doing everything over the wireless network so maybe that's why). This is my first all-in-one printer so maybe I expected too much.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Ink cartridge logevity issue
Comment: I bought this printer about a month ago. I've printed less than 6 8.5x11 color photos and the ink cartridge is already generating a warning that it is low on ink. My printer was purchased new at Best Buy.
Just a warning: it seems a good printer, but the cartridges are going to be an issue for most owners.
Customer Rating:
Summary: So Far I love It
Comment: I was initially attracted to this model because of a special offer from a major office retailer at a price below $80. Checking various sources I found the usual retail price to be between $129-149...even that was below other mfg's for machines with the same features. Average reviews were quite favorable compared to HP models with the same features (the other brand I was considering), so I figured for the money it would be worth a try. Installation was a breeze (the Vista software CD included worked fine as opposed to another reviewer who said he had a problem with it. That said, I had to go in and tweek the settings in Control Panel/Networking to get things 100%. After that it worked on my home network flawlessly! BTW...I have it connected via LAN via a Linksys w/l router, and not a USB, but the fact it can use both connections simultaneously is a big plus. Every function works beautifully and the print quality is better than my Epson photo printer. Scanning, which is usually a huge hassle, is a no-brainer with this machine and the customizable settings are fabulous. Faxing with a single shared phone line is flawless (assuming you follow the instructions). At this point I have no negatives, and I would highly recommend this model to anyone with a home office...but this is not a high volume commercial machine. If you buy it with that in mind you can't go wrong.
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