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Brother Color Laser Printer, White Multifunction Printer, White, MFC-L8610CDW, Wireless Networking, Automatic Duplex Printing, Mobile Printing and Scanning, Works with Alexa

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Style: Previous Model: MFCL8610CDW


Pattern Name: Printer


Features

  • UNIT DIMENSIONS: 17.1" W x 20.7" D x 21.2" H | Weight: 61.1 lbs
  • Your purchase includes: All-in-One Color Duplex Printer, User's Manual and Printer Drivers, AC Power Cord, Quick Setup Guide.
  • FAST PRINT & COPYING: The Brother MFCL8610CDW can print and copy up to 33 pages per minute(1) and produces business-quality color documents.
  • INNOVATIVE SCANNING CAPABILITY: Supports multiple scan-to destinations such as email, USB, SharePoint, Cloud Services, Network, and more.
  • ADVANCED SECURITY FEATURES: This office color all-in-one helps limit device and document access and helps lower costs by restricting color printing.
  • DASH REPLENISHMENT ENABLED: Upon activation, Dash Replenishment measures the toner level and orders more from when its low.
  • FOR USE WITH BROTHER GENUINE TONERS: TN431 Standard Yield: TN431BK, TN431C, TN431Y, TN431M, TN433 High Yield Toners: TN433BK, TN433C, TN433Y

Description

The Brother MFC-L8610CDW Color Laser All-in-One is a great choice for offices and small workgroups that need cost-efficient printing, easy scanning, secure document handling, and reliable, business-quality output. This color laser printer, copier, scanner, and fax machine was designed to enhance office productivity by delivering print speeds up to 33ppm(1) and scan speeds up to 29ipm. (6) The built-in scanning feature allows users to scan to popular destinations including e-mail, SharePoint, and business cloud services. (4) Connecting to the Brother MFC-L8610CDW is simple and convenient. Built-in wireless and Gigabit Ethernet network interfaces allow users to share the all- in-one. Plus, users can wirelessly print from a wide variety of mobile devices over a wireless network. An adjustable 3. 7″ Touchscreen display offers easy menu navigation and printing from and scanning to popular business Cloud services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and more. (2) This Brother all-in-one offers a 50-page capacity automatic document feeder for copying, scanning and faxing multi-page documents. The adjustable 250-sheet capacity paper tray and 50-sheet capacity multipurpose tray make printing and copying simple. This office all-in-one can be upgraded to a 1, 050-sheet total capacity with optional trays. The MFC-L8610CDW is also Dash Replenishment enabled. This system allows the all-in-one to measure the toner level of your Genuine Brother Replacement Cartridges and automatically order replacements. This ensures you never run out of toner so that you can maintain the office efficiency you expect and require. (1)Based on one-sided printing. Change from default setting required. (2)Requires an Internet connection and an account with desired service. (3)Approximate cartridge yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19798 (letter/A4). (4)Requires connection to a wireless network. (5)The mobile device must have NFC capability and run Android OS 4. 4 or later. (6)Scan speed measured with all advanced features turned off using LTR size test documents at 200dpi.

Brand: Brother


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi


Printing Technology: Laser


Special Feature: 3.7" Color Touchscreen display, Auto Document Feeder, Print from Scan to Cloud Services, USB Host to print from scan to your USB flash memory card See more


Color: White


Model Name: MFC


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 33


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 33 ppm


Item Weight: 61.1 Pounds


Printer Type: Laser


Other Special Features of the Product: 3.7" Color Touchscreen display, Auto Document Feeder, Print from Scan to Cloud Services, USB Host to print from scan to your USB flash memory card


Printer Output Type: Color


Item Weight: 61.1 Pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 17.1"D x 20.7"W x 21.2"H


Print media: Card stock, Envelopes, Labels, Paper (plain)


Scanner Type: Sheetfed


Compatible Devices: Laptops, PC


Warranty Type: limited warranty (1 year)


Maximum Copies Per Run: 50


Ink Color: black, cyan, magenta, yellow


Additional Printer Functions: All In One


Control Method: Touch


Number of Trays: 2


Processor Count: 1


Resolution: 2400 x 600


Display Type: LCD


Maximum Media Size: 8.5 x 14 inch


Maximum Sheet Capacity: 300


Paper Size: 8.30 x 11.70, 8.50 x 11, 5.80 x 8.30, 5.80 x 8.30, 7.25 x 10.50, 8.50 x 14, 8.27 x 13, 4.80 x 9.50, 4.30 x 8.60, 3.37 x 9, 3 x 5 Inches


Output sheet capacity: 250


Printer Connectivity Type: Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi


Hardware Interface: Ethernet, USB


Total Usb Ports: 1


Dual-sided printing: Yes


Duplex: Automatic


Brand: Brother


Model Name: MFC


Model Number: MFCL8610CDW


Built-In Media: Brother MFCL8610CDW, Standard yield toner cartridges (3000 pages black/ 1800 pages color) Approx yield , DR431CL drum unit (30,000 pages) approx yield, Quick Set Up Guide, Installation CD-ROM, AC Power Cord, Telephone Line Cord


Model Series: L8610


Specific Uses For Product: Office, business, small business


UPC: 012502646457


Global Trade Identification Number: 57


Manufacturer: Brother Printer


Warranty Description: 1 Year


Item Type Name: Business Color Laser All-in-One with Duplex Printing and Wireless Networking


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Color Pages per Minute: 33


B&W Pages per Minute: 33 ppm


Color: White


Color Depth: 24 bpp


Maximum print Resolution Color: 2400 x 600 dpi


Maximum Print Resolution Black and White: 2400 x 600 dpi


Wattage: 1000 watts


Maximum Copy Resolution Color: 2400 x 600


Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White: 600 dpi


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    • Has all the right frills, and works well
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I had been keeping an old HP all in one going far longer than it had any right to, and it finally gave up the ghost. In doing my research, it seems Brother is the only printer/scanner manufacturer that isn't actively trying to get you to buy their toner/ink, and deliver you a fully working product. I knew from years of dealing with ink jets I really wanted to go to laser. Yes, color laser is a premium but I'm betting that the toner lasts longer than the ink ever did. Second off, no more need to set up a PC as a print server. This handles connections from PCs, laptops (windows and Mac), can use a wired connection, can use wifi, and also accepts print jobs from phones and tablets. The app is pretty good, you can use it to scan and the scan ends up on your phone. Scanning functions work great, either using the bed or the feeder. The app also lets you print from anywhere, which is nice. Setup was really straightforward, you take the thing out of the box and follow the guide. It updates itself. The only warning is that this is a pretty large and heavy machine. You will likely need two people to unbox/move/lift it where you want it to go. The box is pretty well designed for making this as easy as possible but at some point you will need to lift a pretty significantly heavy and bulky device. There's not much that Brother can do about that, but unless you are comfortable lifting at least 50 lbs, make sure to have help on hand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026 by Jason Ross
    • High-quality printer, for personal or enterprise use. Still working and supported after six years! High-quality printer, for personal or enterprise use. Still working and supported after six years!
Style: Previous Model: MFCL8610CDW Pattern Name: Printer
Review Image by Segv
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I'm posting this as a preliminary review, since I have only owned this printer/scanner/FAX for a few weeks. I'll post a followup once I've had it long enough to put it through its paces, see how often jams happen (and how difficult they are to clear), see if any other usability or maintenance issues arise, and see how long the supplies last. INITIAL IMPRESSIONS: First of all, this model seems to be VERY NEW, so much so that Amazon Dash Replenishment hasn't been integrated yet -- though Brother promises that it will be soon. Nevertheless, there was a firmware update available when I finished configuring the device. Also, for a SOHO or small-workgroup printer, it is BIG and HEAVY, though relatively quiet. You WILL want two people to lift it out of the crate, which is of the same kind that heavy servers are shipped in: removing four retaining clips allows the box (top 90%) to be lifted straight off the base (bottom 10%), in order to get hands under the device easily. Other than this the heavy lift, basic setup was a breeze. In terms of hardware, there were a lot of tape, clips, and other protection to remove, but instructions point out the location of each. Despite the plastic exterior chassis, the build quality was very high. For example, the pull-out tray (actually the drum unit) containing the toner cartridges, and providing easy access to the other replaceable components, is one of the cleanest designs I've seen outside of datacenter equipment. Additionally, the various trays, flaps, rollers, and access doors involved in the printing and scanning paper paths move smoothly and engage/disengage with a positive audible and tactile "click". In terms of software, one of the biggest pains in the neck for new devices is usually joining the local WiFi. Here, Brother made the process easy, in the same way the Google does with their Chromecasts: the device advertises a peer-to-peer WiFi network which the manufacturer's software can use to connect to the device and upload the correct network settings from the computer. After that, local install of drivers etc, was fairly painless. And that's as far as most SOHO users need to go. For those with more complex requirements, it is worth noting that in almost every instance Brother did The Right Thing with the firmware on this device. For example, EVERYTHING can be configured through an embedded webserver, which also supports HTTPS, and allows the admin to create and upload REAL certificates if they choose. It supports just about every local and remote printing protocol imaginable, from the old BSD lpd protocols to AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, and everything in between, along with a full suite of file-transfer and network management protocols... all individually disableable, of course. The WiFi can operate in the "personal" (same password for everyone) or "enterprise" (EAP) modes, and IPV6 is supported but can be disabled. The device can update its own firmware over the network, and the process was basically painless. It was great to see a multi-function laser printer that was as easy to set up as a consumer device (and easier than many cheap inkjets) while having the configuration flexibility, protocol flexibility, and "enterprise" options to meet the needs of a more secure (or more complicated) network environment. In terms of the desktop software, I have only tried the MacOS version. They got the job done, but were not actually as polished as the printer's firmware. For example, the network-install wizard, which connects to the printer's ad-hoc WiFi network to transfer WiFi credentials and parameters, claimed to have failed with a timeout, despite having successfully configured the printer's network interface. The rest of the computer-side install worked well, and it was nice to see that the print drivers use CUPS rather than some weird proprietary interface. The only other gotcha was in the Control Center application, setting up the presets for scanning. This application controls the presets (for example, resolution, file format, destination directory) both for "pull" scanning (initiated by the computer) and "push" scanning (initiated by the printer), but it was difficult to figure out how to configure the latter. The program provides buttons for "Image", "OCR" (which is integrated, fast, and reasonably accurate), "email" and "file", but clicking these configures (and initiates) a "pull" scan. A net nearch revealed that to configure the presents for "push" scanning, in is necessary to hold the "control" key while clicking one of these buttons.. this worked fine, but was counterintuitive and not well documented. These were really the only troubles with the MacOS desktop software. Again, I can't comment on the Windows software as I haven't used it, but the MacOS software has all the necessary features, and gets the job done. It just lacks the level of user-friendliness and polish that I would expect given both the excellent firmware on the device and the high build quality. OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Brother did a really good job with this device, especially for less than $500. The model seems very new, with room to improve via software and firmware updates. I hope that future versions of the MacOS desktop software will smooth out some of the rough edges, and future versions of the device firmware will integrate Amazon Dash Replenishment as well as additional web services for print sources and scan targets. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2017 by Segv
    • BEAST OF A PRINTER WITH THREE FATAL FLAWS.
Style: MFCL8730CDW Pattern Name: New
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by J. Dan Weathers, M.D.
    • A beast. In a good way.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018 by Coder
    • Suitable replacement for my old HP
Style: Previous Model: MFCL8610CDW Pattern Name: Printer
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Style: MFCL8730CDW Pattern Name: New
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