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Brother Compact Monochrome Laser Printer, HL-L2370DWXL Extended Print, Up to 2 Years of Printing Included, Wireless Printing, Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready

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Style: XL Version (Incl. 2 years of Toner)


Features

  • COMPACT BUT HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE Perfectly sized to fit on smaller desks or tight spaces, the Brother Compact black and white laser printer is the perfect solution for the busy home or small office with a 250 sheet paper capacity
  • OPTIMIZED FOR SPEED Loaded with new features, the HLL2370DWXL compact laser printer is optimized for efficiency, allowing you to print up to 36 pages per minute a class leader(2).Carton Dimensions (WxDxH) 17.5 x 17.7x 14.4 inches
  • UP TO TWO YEARS OF TONER INCLUDED This Brother laser printer comes with up to two years of printing with up to two years of toner in box(1). Included are one Brother Genuine high yield toner (TN 760) and one Brother Genuine super high yield toner (TN 770)(4)
  • MANUAL FEED SLOT The manual feed slot offers flexible handling for multiple sizes of paper, including card stock, envelopes, legal and letter sized paper, and more
  • WIRELESS PRINTING & EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORT Easy to link wireless technology allows you to submit print jobs from your laptop, smartphone, desktop, and tablet(3). Free, at your side support, online or via phone or live chat, is available for the life of your printer. At Brother, we want to ensure that your experience with us is exceptional
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Description

A perfect solution for the busy small or home office, the Brother HL L2370DW XL monochrome laser printer provides robust functionality, with the added convenience of up to two years of toner included, enough to print 7,500 pages at high quality. This compact monochrome printer can print at lightning quick speeds of 36 pages per minute, making it a leader in its class. This allows you to maintain office efficiency while ensuring that every page you print is of exceptional quality.Connectivity is made easy with a built in wireless connection, so you can submit print jobs from multiple wireless devices, including desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and tablets. You also have the flexibility to connect to the Brother compact laser monochrome printer via Ethernet, which allows you to share connectivity with others in your network, or to use it as a stand alone system connected to your device via USB interface. The printer is user friendly and built to last, and it has a 250 sheet tray paper capacity so you don’t have to refill it frequently. You can purchase replacement Brother Genuine high yield toner (TN 760) or super high yield toner (TN 770) conveniently on Amazon (also compatible with TN 730 replacement toner cartridge).Brother is dedicated to superior customer service, and we stand by our products by offering a two year limited warranty on this new compact laser printer. We also provide free at your side support, online or by call or live chat, for the life of your printer. At Brother, we want to ensure that your experience with us is exceptional. If you have been looking for an exceptional compact laser printer with fast printing, high capacity, and multiple user friendly features, add the Brother HL L2370DW XL to your Amazon shopping cart today.(1) Approx. 300 pages per month in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (Letter/A4) using the 2 toners provided in box.(2) Based on competing in class monochrome laser printers under 200 dollars. Print speed specifications gathered from manufacturer websites as of 1/9/2017.(3) Requires connection to a wireless network.(4) Approx. toner cartridge yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (letter/A4).(5) Reprinted from PCMag with permission. Copyright 2017 Ziff Davis, LLC. All Rights Reserved.(6) The mobile device must have NFC capability and run Android OS 4.4 or later.


Product Dimensions: 14.2 x 14 x 7.2 inches


Item Weight: 17.1 pounds


Item model number: HLL2370DWXL


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 4, 2017


Department: Printers


Manufacturer: Brother Printer


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    • Make sure to turn off Deep Sleep and set Toner at Continue
Style: HLL2350DW
This is a fairly easy printer to set up, even for a girl like me who is not super tech savvy. I literally followed the instruction manual to a T and it worked. My laptop is the 12" gold Macbook running on version 10.11 El Capitan. It took me several minutes to figure out how to enter my wifi password into the printer without the key pad! (just keep pressing the up/down button until you reach a letter you want, then OK). I ran into the same problem where my laptop couldn't send print jobs to the printer even though it's already connected. I suspect the DEEP SLEEP signal on the screen to be the problem cos who could work in DEEP SLEEP? (or at least that was my reasoning). So I read through reviews to find a way to turn it off. VOILA! It printed right away. How to turn off deep sleep (I didnt write this but copy it here in case you don't wanna go look for it): Use arrow buttons to scroll through menu choices... Go to General Setup then OK Ecology then OK SLEEP TIME then OK While sleep time is display push Down Arrow and BACK at the same time! Then press OK. DEEP SLEEP on/off toggle by Arrow keys OK to SAVE Deep Sleep off. While I was browsing reviews, I came across someone talking about setting the toner to Continue Mode very early on to avoid wasting toner (because once the replace toner signal is on, you can't use up the toner left in there). I thought it was reasonable and did that as well. Steps: General Setup -> Replace Toner -> Continue I never write reviews but feel like I should give back since it was the reviews that saved me the stress. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019 by Winnie NG
    • Only real "improvement" is to discourage use of generic cartridges
Style: HLL2350DW
I use these small Brother laser printers around the home and in two offices for individual printers, and a selling point was being able to find generics for the TN660 toner cartridges for as little as $10 for 2,000+ pages. When I had to add another one, though, the HL-L2350DW appeared to be like any of the older models in the series — with one exception: the TN760 toner cartridges have chips installed on them in an attempt to cut down on the use of generic replacements. Brother has joined the ranks of Epson and H-P in the philosophy of "cheap razors/printers, expensive blades/toner & ink" — and making the cartridges more expensive in the process. The printer itself works fine, but the DRM on the cartridges is a headache (albeit a minor one.) All that's required is pulling the chip off the old cartridge and affixing it to the new one with double-sided tape. I'm inclined to sell the 2350 and buy an older model at a higher price so that I may continue to buy TN660 cartridges in bulk and not have to worry about DRM chips. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2018 by Joseph Hauger
    • A paperweight masquerading as a printer.
Style: HLL2350DW
How do I hate this printer? Let me count the ways. As a professional paint-drying-watcher, my life involves sitting on couches, staring at the white walls, and occasionally adjusting the volume on my television set. And, of course, watching paint dry. My friends (well, my mother) tells me I need more excitement in my life. This printer surely fits the bill. When I try to print my adult-coloring book pages, my blood pressure always goes up as I look at this thing, uncertain if the next page will print. The first page printed ... why is the printer now suddenly offline? I can't even finish my mayonnaise-on-white bread sandwich! One especially tense afternoon resulted in the 0a error, which means catastrophic hardware failure. Brother support apparently has more problems with this printer than they can handle, the poor dears, so they sent me a new one and said I could keep the old one (which was all of 3 months old). The replacement came in. I excitedly opened the box. Finally, I can do my adult coloring! I looked forward to my unicorns. (You should see the castles I colored last month. Anyway.) To my dismay, the replacement tells me there is a paper jam. Funny, I don't recall putting any paper in the printer to begin with. Since I filled the previous printer with dirt to make a small flower pot, I am open to suggestions on what to do with this one. Exceptionally useless, worse than a waste of time. After having a very ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2019 by Gary Memolo
    • Pretty sad
Style: HLL2350DW
Pretty sad is an understatement. I read the reviews about the difficulty in connecting this printer to wifi but thought I can handle this. Having read the reviews I knew not to spend more than 20 minutes trying to set it up by wifi. I connected it to the USB printer cable I had been using and set it up with the Win 7 computer that my former Brother printer was on. All went fairly well and it wanted to install a firmware update. OK ..... I started that and about 40 minutes later the install bar had not budged much past 1/10 of the distance. I cancelled out and discovered another window had popped up directly under that one. By this time I was in no mood for any more of this and just wanted to see if it would print. It did. I went to the android app I had installed in my first effort and it said I needed to update the firmware. Great, I thought. When I said yes to update it wanted a password. Nowhere in the instructions or disc did it tell me a default password. A quick Google search told me it was initpass. Pity the folks that aren't aware and don't reset it. I'm typically pretty happy with tech items and will give a positive rating. I do think it prints well and once connected it seems to work well. At this point technology should be pretty much plug and play. Shame on Brother for the shoddy documentation. I will use the printer for a few weeks and leave an update on wifi connection and print quality. Update about three weeks after purchase. I have not had the problem of not wanting to connect after going to sleep. It has been printing well from different devices. I am not changing the number of stars because I'm still not impressed with the shoddy documentation. Another update. I dropped the review to one star because it began dropping offline and it is a major pain to constantly have to reset the wifi. Again, most tech should be designed to plug and play. The print quality is still good and toner usage is minimal but the network issues are unacceptable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2018 by J. Landa

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