Brother MFC-J4610DW Pro Reviews

Of course, any printer is only as good as the features you plan to use most. If you come to the MFC-J4610DW primarily for its photo printing and copying capabilities, you’ll be disappointed. The same applies if you expect this printer, which can deal with oversize stock on an occasional-use basis, to print lots of jobs requiring legal- or tabloid-size paper. It’s just not made for that. And if you regularly need to adjust lots of print or fax settings on the fly and want to do it from your computer, this isn’t the printer for you. But if you’re looking for an inexpensive AIO inkjet for home or small-business use that can hold a lot more paper than most, and can print the occasional ledger-size sheet, the MFC-J4610DW is a very reasonable choice. The wide feature set, decent text printing, and access from many mobile devices add to the value proposition. It gets better still when you remember that it can run large jobs very quickly for an inkjet AIO, and that its CPP is very low: a gift, in any printer, that keeps on giving.

Count the Brother MFC-J4610DW$194.51 at Shoplet.com as one more pea in a pod, the pod being Brother's Business Smart series, and the peas being the individual printers as minor variations on a theme. Each of these multi-function printers (MFPs) shares the same key paper-handling feature: Despite being basically letter-size printers, they can print on up to tabloid size paper (11 by 17 inches) using a manual feed slot. The MFC-J4610DW is one of three closely matched models in the series, and one of two that's a current Editors' Choice.