Brother Compact Monochrome Laser Printer, HL-L2350DW, Wireless Printing, Duplex Two-Sided Printing, Includes 4 Month Refresh Subscription Trial and Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready
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Saturday, Jun 13
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
Features
- Fast print speeds up to 32ppm (Based on one-sided printing. Change from default setting required.)
- Print wirelessly from mobile devices (Requires connection to a wireless network)
- Automatic duplex (2-sided) printing
- 250-sheet paper capacity
- Wireless connectivity
Description
The compact Brother HL-L2350DW laser printer is a great choice for the busy home or small office. It delivers class leading print speeds of up to 32 pages per minute¹ and automatic duplex (two-sided) printing for increased efficiency. Connect with versatile options including built-in wireless² or USB interface and print wirelessly from mobile devices.² The 250-sheet paper capacity helps improve efficiency with fewer refills and handles letter or legal sized paper. Brother Genuine high-yield replacement cartridges deliver up to twice the standard print volume to help lower printing costs.³ Comes with a 1-year limited warranty and free online, call or live chat support for the life of your product.
Brand: Brother
Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless
Printing Technology: Laser
Special Feature: Auto-Duplex
Color: Grey & Black
Model Name: HL
Printer Output: Monochrome
Max Printspeed Monochrome: 32 ppm
Item Weight: 15.9 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 14"D x 14.2"W x 7.2"H
Printer Type: Laser
Other Special Features of the Product: Auto-Duplex
Printer Output Type: Monochrome
Item Weight: 15.9 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14"D x 14.2"W x 7.2"H
Print media: Card stock, Envelopes, Paper (plain)
Scanner Type: Sheetfed
Maximum Copy Speed Black and White: 32 ppm
Compatible Devices: PC, Laptops
Warranty Type: limited warranty
Ink Color: black
Additional Printer Functions: Print Only
Control Method: Voice
Number of Trays: 1
Resolution: 2400 x 6000 dpi
Display Type: LCD
B&W Pages per Minute: 32 ppm
Color: Grey & Black
Maximum Print Resolution Black and White: 2400 x 6000 dpi
Power Consumption: 460 Watts
Wattage: 460 watts
Dual-sided printing: Yes
Duplex: Automatic
Brand: Brother
Model Name: HL
Model Number: HLL2350DW
Built-In Media: Brother HLL2350DW, Starter Toner Cartridge (700 page yield est), DR730 Drum (12,000 page yield est), Quick set up guide, Installation CD-ROM (MAC OS available from download links), AC Power Cord
Series Number: 2300
Model Series: 2300
Specific Uses For Product: Home, Office, home office
UPC: 012502649649
Global Trade Identification Number: 49
Manufacturer: Brother Printer
Warranty Description: 1 year limited
Item Type Name: HLL2350DW Compact Laser Printer with Wireless and Duplex Printing
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Maximum Media Size: 8.5 x 14 inch
Maximum Sheet Capacity: 250
Paper Size: 8.50 x 14, 8.50 x 11, 5.80 x 8.30, 8.30 x 11.70, 4.10 x 5.80, 3.37 x 9, 4.30 x 8.60, 4.80 x 9.50, 3 x 5
Output sheet capacity: 250
Printer Connectivity Type: wired, wireless
Hardware Interface: USB
Total Usb Ports: 1
Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White: 2400 x 6000 dpi
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Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
The Brother HL-L2350DW Compact Monochrome Laser Printer works flawlessly. Printing is fast, the text comes out crisp and clear, and setup was a breeze. It feels sturdy and well-made, and I honestly get the sense that this printer could last a lifetime with proper care. For anyone needing a dependable, no-fuss monochrome printer, this is an excellent choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by David Shinn
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
Brother printers are top-notch in terms of value, quality, and support. I used inkjet printers for far too long before getting fed-up with low-quality HP units where replacing ink set me back more than the cost of the printer itself. This laserjet model is far more reliable, doesn't have to self-clean in the middle of the night, and replaceable toner cartridges last far longer than their inkjet counterparts. Everyone should have the means to print resumes, letters, and other documents at home. This printer is also capable of printing labels (using the right paper stock), and can automatically print double-sided pages. Make sure to do your initial setup by tethering the printer to a pc or laptop with a USB cable, as the wireless setup requires you to scroll through the entire alphabet to type in your wifi password into what looks like the display of a cheap calculator. Once set up, it works like a charm and can print from PCs, Macs, and mobile phones. I wish that this printer had LAN connectivity, but that's a minor gripe and not worth taking points away for.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023 by david nespoli
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
I was looking for a decent, economic B & W printer. This one is a reliable choice for those seeking efficient and high-quality black-and-white printing. Its compact design makes it ideal for small offices or personal use, fitting neatly into tight spaces. The printer is known for its fast-printing speeds, producing sharp and clear text documents, which is perfect for professional needs. I can attest that the copies are clear. It also offers versatile connectivity options, including Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and USB, making it easy to integrate into various setups. And it was a no-brainer to set up. Additionally, the printer supports mobile printing, allowing users to print directly from their smartphones or tablets. Overall, the Brother Compact Monochrome Laser Printer is a solid choice for those prioritizing speed, quality, and affordability in monochrome printing. It’s particularly well-suited for text-heavy tasks and environments where color printing isn’t a necessity.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by Dave Gardner
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
More and more printer companies make it difficult to determine when and how you replace cartridges and even if you can make prints. They monitor your ink/toner usage and will stop printing well before the cartridge is empty creating so much waste and frustration. That’s why in my research I decided not to go back to an inkjet. With an inkjet, not only do the cartridge and heads dry up between uses (resulting in numerous head cleanings before infrequent uses) but with many you can’t just replace one color, or print monochrome if a color runs out. They make their money on ink and they make it very difficult to use as you see fit. A Brother laser printer solved all those problems for me. I seldom used color on my inkjet so I don’t miss it. Plus not dealing with dried up heads is a relief because I don’t print often. I particularly like the automatic duplex printing. Printing my tax returns on both sides saved me lots of paper and space. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is that since I don’t print often, the design of the top allows too much dust to accumulate too far into the mechanism. I’ll have to figure out some kind of cover for it. The best part is that I’m not restricted to OEM cartridges. There are even YouTube videos that show you how to refill the toner yourself if you’re handy. I mostly like the fact that Brother respects their customers enough to make those choices by not getting in the way of their products. Brother printers speak for themselves in reliability and ease of use. I highly recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by Karen S.
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
So this was really easy to set up from the Quickstart guide. Just download the software, your quickstart guide gives the website address. Don't use the included disk because it will be out of date. Plug in the printer, plug in a USB printer cable, no it doesn't come with one but I have spares from old dead printers. Plug cable into computer, turn on printer. Windows will automatically install drivers, this isn't a problem. Run the software installer. It will walk you through the installation. Put in your network key when it asks you, not your router password. It connects right away to your network. Unplug USB from computer. After installation you can use the included IPrint & Scan software tool icon to tweak your printer settings from browser based ip address that opens automatically when you click on the tool icon. You can log into your settings using the admin password that's on back of the printer and this will give you a more complete set of settings. You can print out the initial settings from there as a baseline in case you change something and don't like it. The menues are pretty self explanitory though lack detailed info. You can download all the many printer guides from the Brother site for your printer. The complete online guide is good for opening in your web browser and being able to click on the table of contents to quickly get to what you want. If you save it as a PDF you won't be able to click the TOC links. It's too fat to print out unless you like wasting toner and paper. This guide gives all the printer menu options on the LED and how to access them from the printer. You can set the toner Continue mode from computer, the deep sleep mode has to be set from there printer. I haven't had any problems with it coming out of deep sleep. The printer automatically enters sleep mode but comes out fast, warms up fast from power on and prints very fast. The double sided setting works very well. You can set your print preferences from your print options menu from whatever program you are using, toner save, paper type, toner density etc and save them in custom settings tab. I'm using a 20 lb paper, so it does curl from the heat. I'll try a thicker 32 lb paper for when I need better copies. I ran 80 lb smooth cardstock through and it handled it well but did get some heat curling. The printer doesn't feel hot. Paper just doesn't like heat. It's not that big or heavy and fits well in my small office. The cord is a decent enough length, 3 pronged. Paper tray is adjustable to different sizes. Print is good and clear, toner can be adjusted from very dark to toner save, in your printing preferences. Sign into brother-usa.com to register your machine. I'm using this to print plain documents and high quality black and white graphics. Grey tones are good too if that's what you are needing. Brother Creative Center has lots of free projects you can use for printing or to use their graphics. I like Brother products, have had good experience with them. Haven't decided if I'm going to use after market toner or stick to Brother. Depends on how fast I end up going through toner. I'm giving a 5 star rating for tech support though I haven't called them for this printer, that rating is based on tech support I've received with my other brother all in one ink jet and my brother scan n cut. The printer came new, well packaged and fairly fast. It's not pretty if you're looking for pretty. Please note I've had this printer only one day and if things change I'll update to reflect that. I paid full price for this printer, 115.00, so this review is totally my own.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2020 by Wendy
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
EDIT: 112822 MAYBE FIXED.. BUT IT SHOULDN'T TAKE 9-MONTHS.. Leaving stars low because: EVERY OTHER WI-FI Device I can thing of just works, without all the hours of swearing.. So, “here’s what happened” (Monk).. maybe: When I first got the printer it wasn’t working, which is why I tried something per an Amazon review; disabling ipv6.. (Amazon reviews, LOL.. Now i feel stupid for trying it.. but I had to try something).. Last week I was staring at my wifi settings and noticed ipv6 formats. Which I enabled on the printer.. Power-cycled everything.. and since then at least the iPhone sees the printer (still ng on the iPad, but at least I can print.. after 9-months). Arguably I could have called brother for support, but as I said all other wifi things I have just ”work” (and there never seems to be a good time to wait on hold when I can just drive to Kinkos). 111622: HOW CAN THIS PRINTER HAVE 4.5 STARS? I HAVE A TMOBILE router (5G, but provides home wifi), and a new’ish iPhone (anyone else gave the combo)? Trying to print my absentee voting form (so I can vote against Hershel walker): Sometimes I can print from the iPhone after power cycling the router and printer (I don’t ever remember being able to print from the 2021 iPad); — but I just Power cycled ALL-THREE (the printer, the T-Mobile router, and the iPhone booted) about five times. Over the past (almost a) year I tried variations of resetting, hoping to find a sequence that works.. NO PATTERN HAS EMERGED, other than resetting everything over and over, and sometimes it randomly works (for maybe 5-minutes then goes off-line).. Makes me feel like that old comedy “HAL open the pod bay door” (try asking Siri about that).. I only reset everything five times tonight, it seems like six times usually works (maybe there’s an app in the printer just screwing with me, because all my other Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices have no problems). Generally power down all three, then power up the router first and wait for Wi-Fi (which I can see on my Roku and on iPad), and then I power off the iPhone and the printer (feels like I’m at work). Sequentially takes time, so five resets is pushing an hour now that I’ll never get back. Not getting any satisfaction (like getting my 2-page ballot application printout). I bought this darn printer so I wouldn’t have to go to Kinko’s for anything during the pandemic. Maybe I’ll try again tomorrow, and reset everything over and over.. But I might have to since voting against walker is an emergency right now. EDIT: 092122: First time I tried to print something since July, where it took over an hour to get it to print. AND GUESS WHAT? PRINTER NOT ONLINE AGAIN!!! NEITHER DEVICE (Air print my a. ).. I’ve already killed 10-min rebooting and power cycling devices and printer, then trying to print again from both devices.. SAME!!! (As back in July when it took me over an hour to print some thing), I find myself contemplating chucking this thing in the garbage. Knocked off another star, and I’m very comfortable now with 1-star being where it belongs.. Because with todays technology the darn thing should stay connected, or at least connect back up without an hour of troubleshooting.. I don’t care if it’s my 5G router front-mobile, or whatever.. “because” other devices like my (Roku) for example is always connected (at least 98% of the time.. and e]when it’s not a power cycle and it’s working again). Again, if I really needed to print something, it would be quicker driving to the Kinko’s that is 25 min away (50-min round trip).. Totally worthless to casually print a shopping list for example.. I’ve gotten in the habit of not even bothering (because I expect it not to print). This is unacceptable.. [older edit]: Hovering b/t 1-2 stars.. 2-stars because people more likely to read.. There is no reason it needs to be this hard to print something.. Because my phone and iPad always connect to my internet router.. so does my (Roku).. Same for my old router (phone & (Roku) and oaf all 3, connected permanently and never forgot their connections).. My work laptop connected to the router no problem.. Wi-Fi printing should be settled technology by now.. This printer was advertised to work with apple (AirPrint), so what’s the problem? I give up.. If it continues to be a PITA; I’ll eat the $150.. it’s going in the trash.. EDIT: 070422: SAME OLD SAME OLD.. Over an hour to print today (last time 3H troubleshooting).. GOOGLE Always has the same list of things to check and recheck over & over again until the COWS come home (same WIFI, not in airplane mode, etc). Now neither my phone or pad can see the printer. I power cycled pad, phone and printer.. no change.. I went in and made sure IPV6 was set to no (no change). I hope I’m not in for another 3-HOURS of troubleshooting like last time. I guess I’ll try typing in the darn Wi-Fi password again on the printer (THAT TAKES 20-MINUTES at least .. because it’s a four word password.. and I only gave devices.. cannot plug in a laptop). Confirmed, the darn printer forgot the damn Wi-Fi password again (same as it did two days ago).. It’s a P.I.T.A! to type in that long Wi-Fi password with two buttons (I think it forgot the password because the field was blank, and after I typed it in again, it connected to the router immediately). EDIT: I think I entered the password again because the interface made me believe there was no password (if the green light is not flashing, I now believe it’s connected) NOW COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TROUBLE (from last time); Now neither phone nor pad can see the printer.. If they can’t make a printer that works wirelessly, you think there would be a port so you could run a darn USB cable across the floor or something.. Also I’ve been getting the low toner message, and I barely used the printer (I doubt I’ve printed 200 pages of normal text). Screw this, I’m about ready to chuck this thing in the garbage and buy some other printer (before sinking more money into this thing). Who the hell has time to troubleshoot a printer every time you want to print a recipe or a grocery list? EDIT: 070222: 3-HOURS TROUBLESHOOTING; turned ipv6 off (on the printer), and then could print from iPAD (phone was apparently working the whole time).. I listed to an expert somewhere in the comments to turn ipv6 on to stop the deep sleep (and forgetting the wifi password), but now I’m not sure this was ever a problem to begin with.. Verified for HL-L2350DW, turned off ipv6 on the printer and iPAD printing started working immediately.. EDIT: (same day): Changed from 1 to 3-stars (because I don’t know what the trouble is). When I looked at the printer it remembered the Wi-Fi name, but the password field was blank.. It took 20-min to type in that 4-word Wi-Fi password (with the two buttons).. And it connected immediately. So PROBLEM; forgets that long password.. But I just now figured out it prints from iPhone, but not iPad (both are new models up to date software). So maybe it’s apple screwing he instead of brother (2H of my life this session I’ll never get back).. So I bumped it up to three stars.. [original]: A PRINTER HAS ONE JOB (1-star)! It always takes AN HOUR OF SCREWING AROUND to get it to print anything.. It would be quicker to drive to kinkos.. Why am I blaming the printer? Because I see amazon reviewers with the same problem, and I see hundreds of people with the same problem in apple help communities ie: “I have this problem too” button).. When I do finally get it to work it’s a mystery how it got fixed.. So every time takes the better part of an hour (and sometimes I just give up trying).. It would be easier to write my grocery list by hand.. Darn thing is always offline, and defies all attempts to get it online again.. If it were only a one time setup I’d get over it, but after a few months a “CLEAR” pattern has formed; I’m using apple devices (AirPrint), and successfully connected the printer to both my old router, and my new router.. I suspect the problem is it drops its Wi-Fi connection to my router, but that’s the last thing I want to mess with because It’s NOT a joy to stand there 30+ minutes using two buttons to enter those long network passwords.. I dread screwing with the dreaded two buttons again, but I believe this is what it needs... It takes so damn long to type in the passwords I can’t bend over that long because I’ve had back surgery (seriously thinking about chucking this POS in the garbage).. It makes it worse I have to use a flashlight and a magnifying glass the see the super tiny LCD screen.. It’s 3am, I’ve got my flashlight, and I’m off now to screw with the two printer buttons again (that I’ve become much more familiar with than I wanted).. Grrrrr.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022 by Bobbler
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
I use this to print pre printed and numbered checks. I could not find anything close to the price that works as well. I use an inkjet for photos and a color copier for my other business communications. One problem I had with this printer that anyone would have with any laser printer is that the checks come numbered with the topmost the lowest when face up. The problem was to turn the checks so that the top check was lowest numbered, face down. To do so by hand is pretty cumbersome. What I did was put 100 checks in my canon pro 100 and printed 100 copies of a blank page. The sheet feeder takes the top sheet and runs it through the machine printing nothing and if "Print from last page" is not checked, stacks it on the bottom. It really runs fast when the print head doesn't move. Then I just put the check stack in the 100 sheet tray face down. It does work fast and uses no ink. Now when I print the check the numbering is right. And the checks print fast on the Brother. I suppose this is a good printer for the student. No ink to buy. 18 dollar knock off toner that lasts a couple thousand sheets. and when another student steals it or dumps a beer in it, you are not out an arm and a leg. Set up is a snap I just turned it on and pressed the wi fi on my router and the printer and in about 10 seconds the printer was installed in my Windows 10 system. I was told to set the machine default to Toner=continue on the printer itself because there is no "Low Toner" alert. It just stops when the toner runs out if the Toner =Stop command is set. That is about it. Seems if the reliability is there, this is a great product.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2019 by J. Busse
Style: New Model: HLL2350DW
After reading tons of reviews of new printers for my parents (in their early 80s), I selected this one based primarily on the positive reviews but also because they don't need a printer that does anything but print. The previous copier, printer, scanner, fax, was a nightmare and they didn't use any of the non-printer features. So I set out to find a simple to install and use printer for them. Easy, fast, and economical purchase here on amazon - great start. It arrived asap and I've spent the last few days dreading the installation, which always seems like the hardest part. Dad unboxed the printer this morning and stopped when he saw the CD because we don't currently have a drive for it. I knew there would be directions, drivers, etc., online, and lo and behold the site listed for install videos was super easy to use and fast loading. Followed the first few steps, got to the "use the CD" part, and easily found a link to use instead so the CD wasn't necessary. Here's where the awesome part comes in - because we have a Mac with OS 13 (Ventura, I think), there's a function called AirPrint, which enables us to plug the printer in, connect with a USB 2.0 A/B cord and JUST FREAKING PRINT without having to install drivers. It's like magic. And, I'm not kidding you - it actually worked. So far we're thrilled with the printer - does exactly what we/they need, nothing fancy but good quality b/w printing. I highly recommend this printer so far and will update the review if things change. I especially recommend this for older adults with low tech skills/knowledge who have Mac computers.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Karen Cannon