Brother MFC-L3750CDW Colour Laser Printer - All-in-One, Wireless/USB 2.0, Printer/Scanner/Copier/Fax Machine, 2 Sided Printing, A4 Printer, Small Office/Home Office Printer, UK Plug

Got this delivered today. Was a bit concerned when I saw 2 delivery drivers with it and the box said 2 people to carry it! But it was fine and I got it upstairs on my own. What was fantastic from the start was the printer was in a huge strong bag WITH handles! So it was incredibly easy to lift out of the box, I removed all the tape and packaging and just turned it on. Had it setup with my iPhone in minutes, so easy, then set it up on my Mac in minutes too! Did a test print fine. I am very impressed with its specs! Networking, Apple AirPrint, app for your phone or tablet cloud features, and 4 separate toners. 2 scanners, and it’ll take photo paper! For a pretty good price, not long ago something like this would cost several thousand pounds.I needed a printer that can just sit there unused for ages, and an inkjet can’t do that as the print head will clog up. And of course you waste inks as they clean themselves all the time. Inkjets are best at photos though, but for general use you can’t beat a laser, or LED in this case. Touch screen is easy to use too.

Understood—thank you for the clarification. Here's a clean, **Amazon Vine–style product review** with **no links** for the **Brother HL-L3220CW Colour Wireless LED Printer**:---The Brother HL-L3220CW is a reliable and well-built single-function colour LED printer that delivers consistently sharp, vibrant prints. I’ve been using it for both personal and small-office tasks, and it performs well across the board—text comes out crisp, colours are vivid, and the overall output looks professional. It handles A4 paper with ease and maintains solid print speeds for everyday use.Setup was quick and painless thanks to the wireless connectivity, and there's also the option to use USB 2.0 for a direct connection. The printer is relatively quiet during operation and compact enough to sit comfortably on a desk without dominating the space. The 250-sheet paper tray is a practical touch, reducing the need for constant refills, and it also features a manual feed slot for special media.While it doesn’t offer automatic duplex printing or scanning functions, it suits its purpose well as a straightforward print-only device. The onboard interface is minimal—a simple LCD and button layout—but it's easy to navigate for basic settings and network setup.Toner cartridges are the main running cost consideration, and like many colour printers, replacements aren’t cheap. However, print quality and reliability help justify the investment, especially if you're using it in a home office or for moderate printing needs.Overall, the Brother HL-L3220CW is a solid performer: efficient, quiet, and ideal for users who need high-quality colour prints without the extras of a multifunction device. Highly recommended for reliable everyday printing.

After ordering hastily, I was a bit gutted not to see "laser" written on the box. After Googling, I read that LED printers are not as fine as laser ones. I disagree, at least for 600 x 600 dpi and 2,400 dpi class (2400 x 600) quality which are plenty.I compared specs with the (more expensive) Brother colour laser DCP-L8410CDW and the print resolution was identical. So, I decided to open the box and give it a go.Setup was easy and I was able to print and scan within minutes. The quality looks like a laser printer to me, so I'm delighted.P.S. I connected to our home network via Ethernet and was pleased to find AirPrint available on my iPhone WITHOUT having to connect directly to the printer's Wi-Fi.

A couple of months since purchased have past. Unit was easy to setup once you get all the packaging and tape removed. Inserting tomers also without any issue. It connects to my Apple based network without issue and printing is easy. Quality if exactly what i needed and this has so far had about 100 pages printed and all look great. Very happy as a previous Brother printer owner to move at home to a Colour Laser instead of Inkjet. If you print infrequantly like I do and were frustrated at inkjet drying out etc, this is your best option in my opinion.