Brother L-8360CDW Series Business Color Laser Printer I Wireless I Mobile Printing I Auto 2-Sided Printing I Up to 33 ppm I 2.7" Color Touchscreen + Printer Cable

Thus far, difficulty in getting wireless communication set up. Will keep working on it. Might be user error.Print quality (hard wire connect) is outstanding; speed is good.

For the most part, I love this printer. The print quality is good as well as the price of consumables per page when compared to other laser printer products. I really like the way the duplex printing works, even from mobile devices. The toner cartridges are easy to replace and the paper trays work well. I've added the 500 page tray to allow me to load a whole ream of letter size paper and then I've loaded the tray that came with the printer with legal size paper. One of the main reasons I bought this printer was because it supported printing from mobile devices. The AirPrint works very well and my wife simply loves the ability to be able to print from her iPad. I also like that you can set up the printer to automatically order cartridges when a cartridge gets low.Now for the things I feel need to be improved and that caused me to rate this four stars instead of five.1. Wireless network setup is not as easy as it could be and if you happen to have a router that combines 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz under the same SSID, then it will not connect. There are work arounds, but this is something that should be fixed.2. I just received my first refill cartridges and I was expecting that there would be instructions for recycling the old cartridge ... or better yet a return label to send the old cartridges back. There was nothing so now I'm waiting for the holidays to end where I can call and find out if there is a program to recycle the old cartridges.I would definitely recommend this printer.

DO NOT BUY BROTHER!!! I purchased a brother mfc-3750cdw 2 years ago. The printer works just fine. All of the sudden I get a message to update my firmware. Once I do it no longer recognizes my printer cartridges. It turns out their new software update 157 has one sole purpose which is to block out competitive printer cartridges. Now I am forced to purchase $300 worth of cartridges from machine that cost just that. Total scam these people are a sham .

This is my second large Brother color laser printer. The first one is still going strong after 10 years, but I donated it to a school instead of shipping it home when I returned from overseas. That printer actually made it through 3 overseas moves and a couple of local ones. Workhorse!This new one has been fabulous so far as well. It was the easiest printer I’ve ever set up, and that surprised me. Plug it in, turn it on, follow the prompts to get the drivers and then to connect to my wireless network, and it was up and running in just a few minutes. The colors are sharp, the print speed is wonderful, and it isn’t overly noisy, nor does it emit a bunch of smells of “hot” … if you’ve experienced this, you’ll know what I mean.I would like to comment on one thing I’ve seen repeatedly in the comments. Others complain that there was no “printer cable” included. Well, no, there really wasn’t since most printers don’t use “printer cables” anymore. What was included, though, was a USB cable which is what all of my printers have used for the last decade. I put it in a drawer in case I need a USB cable since this is a wireless printer (if you want it to be).Although the toners are super expensive, I always use the Brother branded ones. They give me no trouble at all and provide the best outcome for my projects, whether they be printed matter or graphics. While the printer can print photos, that’s not really what laser is meant for … I have an inkjet for that. I look forward to many years with this new printer doing what I need it to do for me. Fantastic!