BrotherMFC-J1010DW Wireless Color Inkjet All-in-One Printer, Duplex Printing, Mobile & Cloud Print, Compact Design, 1.8" Color Display, Works with AlexaEPEAT

Very nice, simple, great price wireless printer. Has worked perfectly since set up. Ink is a bit pricey, but aren't they all. Never use an HP again. We were joined in HP's ink program while my wife was teaching. We opted out, as she doesn't need the ink any more. Now it's no longer useable. The printer won't allow printing with that ink since we are unenrolled. They say buy other ink that isn't from their program, it will work. One printing, and the printer once again shows we can't use it unless enrolled in the ink program.

After much research I bought this printer and I’m so glad I did. As a substitute teacher I use it moderately to print off worksheets but I mainly use it for personal use for my DIY projects. I’ve included a picture of a flower I printed with the printer that I decoupaged to an old tray I found at Goodwill and painted. As you can see the colors the printer produced for the flower were wonderful and spot on to the digital version on my phone. I’ve had the printer for a few months and used it fairly frequently and have yet to run out of ink although the yellow is starting to run a bit low. The set up was a breeze and it connects to my phone and laptop for printing with no problems. The printer isn’t slow so you aren’t left waiting ages for each page to print. I haven’t used the fax feature yet but will update this review if I do. Not too many people sending faxes these days! I highly recommend this printer for anyone looking for a compact printer that doesn’t take up a lot of space but prints gorgeous colors and is incredibly easy to set up. I had it up and running in under 20 minutes. If you’re running a huge business from home this probably isn’t enough bang for you but for a smaller home company or an individual like me it’s absolutely perfect.

I give the product 5 stars, it was relatively easy to hook up and connect to WiFiIt prints nicely and clear, easy install of ink cartridgesI do think it may print a tad slower, not exceptionally thoughI like the fact the paper tray is front loading as are the ink cartridgesIt has everything one would want print fax scan and copy and the price was okWithin a week of purchasing during the prime sale, the price dropped by $30.00 if I wanted the lower price they told me I had to return this printer and order again at the lower priceDisappointing they would not honor the sale price but I was not disassembling and packing to return

I bought this printer to replace a failed HP Envy inkjet printerbased on its features and large number of positive reviews..Overall, this is a very good inkjet printer, with both pluses and minuses. On the plus side it was easy and straight forward to connect to my wifi network and to do the initial setup. On the minus side, it has a very small screen and a clunky user interface. Another potential minus is a number of reviewers had difficulty obtaining replacement ink cartridges I hope I won't have that issue.In summary, I'm very satisfied with my purchase as the pluses outweigh the minuses (assuming I'll be able to obtain replacement ink cartridges in a timely manner).

Updated: Since writing this review, I have written to support at brother three times about the slow ink deliveries. They are spectacularly unhelpful, and send boilerplate messages barely addressing my concern. I thought OK I’ll upgrade to the higher level, Maybe they’ll send out ink faster if they see I’m paying 25 a month for the elite tier of pages… Nope! You will still have to wait. I average 2 to 3 days with no ink in the printer, waiting on ink to arrive, and generally speaking I always have a print job halfway done that has failed because of ink running out. I’m downgrading this review to one star because of the EZ subscription service, which is anything but easy or effective.________I bought the device intending to print anywhere from 100-500 pages in color a month. The quality of the output on the device is fine. There's no arguing the ink subscription service is a financial savings versus buying your own expensive cartridges. But in my experience already three times this month, I have run out of ink midway through a color print job, to be reassured by the app, "ink's already been ordered" cheerfully, but then have to wait 3-4 days additional for the ink that supposedly "will arrive before you need it" to arrive. Simply put that's not acceptable for a printer intended for regular usage, especially for color printing. I opted for a higher level subscription because I expect to print that many pages a month...but my $10 a month for ink isn't such a great deal when you're left with a print job half finished and have to wait days to continue it. Be aware if you are going to opt for a higher level of subscription because you intend to actually the device regularly, the ink service is going to lag and be very, very annoying. Also be aware that unless you print in Draft quality at all times, this is going to continue to be the case, because they don't ship faster ink to you just because you opt to print in OK or Best quality. If your printer loses power, be assured that you will likely lose authentication with the subscription service, and re-enabling it is a chore. I haven't faxed with it (who does?) but scanning and photocopying while working OK, also fail to work if one of your color inks is empty. Supposedly you can continue to copy and scan in B&W while you wait for the "E-Z" refill to finally show up....but in reality, error messages on the device display scream at you to replace the ink, and won't go away for you to access the copy/scan panel. SO the only way you can use it such circumstances is to initiate a scan via the PC or iOS app, you can't do it from the device itself while it is in crybaby mode. Finally, there's an issue with the buffer built into this device. The device claims to have a memory built in, but it's paltry. If you print a large print job and your PC print app assures you it sent the whole thing to the printer...it doesn't. The print only accepts some of it. If you dare to print a large job overnight, rest assure come morning it will have stopped after about ten pages in halfway through a page, losing the rest of the print job. You really do have to sit there and make sure your PC doesn't go to sleep until the entire print job is completely executed, or this happens repeatedly. The printer is fairly slow on color jobs, which means if you want to, say, print a 100-200 page doc, you really do need to do it at a time you're going to be able to sit there for hours making sure the PC doesn't go to sleep. Cannot recommend.