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Brother HL-L8260CDW Business Color Laser Printer
Price:
£263.90
Free postage
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30 days return. Buyer pays for return postage.
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Good points 31 ppm speed for casual printing (although I’m use to 70 ppm). Auto double sided and doesn’t make too much noise like ink jet. I use compatible toners (£40 black and all colour) and Quality is very good. It’s not a photo ink jet printer, but definitely can print impressive colour Bad points It’s does have touch screen so it can take some time to join to WiFi or insert IP for LAN. Once done, you can configure the details using PC. Size wise is a little big, but the smaller one doesn’t give me the speed I need. 18 ppm is torturing when you are use to 70ppm, so the size I justified.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Pros: • Fairly quiet operation comparable to good quality duplex inkjets. • Excellent paper handling. The prints come out very well aligned with the paper edges. That is, unfortunately, all the good I have to say about Brother HL-L8260CDW Colour Laser Printer. Cons: • Very low, cheap magazine-like dpi makes it absolutely unsuitable for printing pictures of any sort even at Fine setting. • Inconsistent print quality, whereby straight lines (e.g. tables) in the same document come out jagged sometimes more, sometimes less. Just turn the printer off and on and the quality is vastly different. Calibration sometimes makes colored parts even worse, and never perfect. See the picture. • Colour rendition is a joke with this printer, not to mention the transition between bright and dark areas - the darker bits even have a bright halo around them. I attached a picture with some food stains on a white plate that shows the issue. • Every printout so far had what photographers would call chromatic aberration. This means no sharp prints, unless you're printing B&W, and with B&W you have the aforementioned jaggedness issue. • Every color photograph I printed came out with random patches of black toner 1 to 3 mm in size, as if it was just falling onto the paper. If my particular printer may be a dud, but I doubt there can be so much wrong by accident. Make sure you buy first hand retail or else you'll be stuck with 26 kilos of dead weight without warranty, like me. eBay needs to review their rules for "Brand new" items.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I bought this printer to use when setting up my new business for printing labels and price lists etc. The print quality is excellent and setting it up following the guide provided was simple. I can now easily send documents to print via my home WiFi from anywhere in the house without a problem.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Much better print quality than my previously Samsung and quicker to start up. That's what you want.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Its easy to set up cheap consumables and print quality is great
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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