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Brother Printer Work Smart MFCJ870DW Wireless Color Inkjet All-in-One Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax

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Features

  • Easy to setup wireless (802.11b/g/n) or wired Ethernet networking
  • 2.7" TouchScreen color LCD display plus TouchPanel for interactive menu navigation. TouchPanel only shows the keys you need.
  • Up to 33 ppm black and 27 ppm color (Fast mode)
  • Up to 12 ppm black and 10 ppm color (ISO standard)
  • Free Cloud Apps

Description

You never thought using an inkjet all-in-one could be this easy! It's simple to connect the MFC-J870DW using wireless setup assistant or to your wired Ethernet network. Conveniently print from or scan to your compatible mobile device1 and "touch to connect" directly from your NFC- capable device. Built-in 2-sided printing helps save paper. Includes free Brother Cloud Apps, plus the ability to scan to or print from popular web services via Web Connect from the intuitive 2.7" Color TouchScreen Display with TouchPanel. Reduce printing costs using high-yield inks.5 Direct printing from or scanning to media cards or USB flash drive.5 2-year limited warranty plus free phone support for the life of your product. From the Manufacturer Install a compact, easy-to-use MFC-J870DW in your home office Easy-to-use 2.7” TouchScreen Display makes navigating machine functionality a snap Use high- yield replacement ink cartridges to help reduce the cost per page Outline & Scan is just one of many cloud apps offered Inkjet All-in-One with Auto Document Feeder and Easy-to-Setup Wireless NetworkingWhen you’re selecting a color inkjet all-in-one for your home or home office, you want a machine that’s going to offer you easy, intuitive operation, plenty of connectivity options, and fast print speeds - all without breaking your budget.The Brother MFC-J870DW, part of the Work Smart Series, may be exactly what you’re looking for. It helps improve your productivity with print speeds up to 33ppm black/27ppm color in fast mode and ISO print speeds up to 12ppm black/10ppm color1. It’s compact, so it won’t waste your valuable work space; holds up to 100 sheets in the paper tray; and makes it easy to print, copy, scan, and fax your important business documents.User-Friendly DesignThe wireless assistant completely walks you through network setup without the need for a USB cable or a network password. Share the machine with others on a network using 802.11 b/g/n or wired Ethernet networking, or connect to a single computer using a USB cable4. Using the machine is equally easy. The 2.7” color TouchScreen Display and intelligent TouchPanel that only displays the keys you need make navigating your machine’s robust functionality completely intuitive. The MFC-J870DW is also simple to maintain, thanks to the easy-access, front- loading ink cartridges.Flexible ConnectivityThe MFC-J870DW gives you lots of choices for connecting to Apple, Android, Kindle Fire, Windows Phone, or Blackberry mobile devices. Near Field Communication (NFC) is an existing technology found on many of today's smartphones and mobile devices that enables wireless two-way communication between two devices within close proximity of one another. NFC capability automatically establishes a direct connection between your NFC-enabled device and the MFC-J870DW, so you can print or scan without having to connect to a network or enter any login credentials5. The MFC-J870DW also supports wireless printing from your mobile device via6 AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, Brother iPrint & Scan, Cortado Workplace, and Wi-Fi Direct, that allows you to print from PC or mobile devices without the need for a router.Convenient Web ApplicationsThe MFC-J870DW comes with a suite of pre-installed Brother Cloud Apps2 that can be accessed directly from the machine's TouchScreen Display. The Brother Cloud Apps suite is expandable, and Brother is developing new apps that will become available. You can also access popular web services directly from your internet-connected MFC-J870DW from the TouchScreen Display using the Web Connect6 interface. Low Cost of OwnershipIn addition to being affordable to purchase, the MFC-J870DW includes cost-saving features like duplex (two-sided) printing to help save paper and Ink Save mode to help reduce ink use. Using high-yield replacement ink cartridges4, the MFC-J870DW can help lower your operating costs.Key FeaturesAutomatic duplex printing for two-sided documentsAutomatic document feeder allows convenient scan/fax/copy up to 20 pagesPrint directly from your mobile device2 and scan to or print from popular web servicesFree web-based Brother apps3Wireless 802.11b/g/n, Ethernet and Hi- Speed USB 2.0 interfacesUp to 20-sheet photo by-pass trayMedia cards and pictbridgeCD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc printingTechnical SpecificationsGeneralPrint Resolution (maximum): Up to 6000 x 1200 dpiStandard Interfaces†: USB, Ethernet, Wireless (802.11 b/g/n), Wi-Fi DirectPrint Settings: Stack, Sort, N-in-1, Poster, Fit to Page, Book Copy, Base Color Removal, Manual Duplex Copy, Water MarkScanner via color flatbed or auto document feederDocument Glass Size: 8.5” x 11.7” (Letter size)Scan Resolution: Up to 1200x2400 dpi (optical)Fax Modem: 14.4K bpsSoftwareWindows: XP / XP Professional X64 / Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Server 2003 / Server 2003 x 64 / Server 2003 R2 / Server 2003 Rs x 64 / Server 2008 / 2008 R2Mac: OS X 10.6.x, 10.7.x, 10.8.xFree Brother Cloud Apps: Outline & Copy, Outline & Scan, Outline & Remove, Note ScanConnectivityMobile Device Compatibility2: AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, Brother iPrint&Scan, Wi-Fi Direct & Cortado WorkplaceWeb Connectivity6: Facebook, Picasa Web Albums, Flickr, Google Drive, Evernote, Dropbox, Box, and SkyDriveNFC Compatible5What's in the BoxMFC-J870DW(4) Starter Cartridges LC101 SeriesCD-ROM – Assembly for Windows and MacUser's ManualQuick Setup GuideDisc TrayTelephone Line CordProduct Comparison MFC-J870DW (This Product) MFC-J450DW MFC-J650DW Max Print Speed UP to 12/10ppm (ISO/IEC 24734) Up to 12/10ppm (ISO/IEC 24734) Up to 12/10ppm (ISO/IEC 24734) Other Features NFC capable, Wi-Fi Direct, Mobile Printing2, Web Connect6, photo bi-pass tray, CD/DVD printing Mobile Printing2, Web Connect6 Mobile Printing2, Web Connect6, photo bi-pass tray Duplex Printing Yes Yes Yes Media Card / Pict Bridge Yes No Yes Networking Wireless (802.11b/g/n), Wired Ethernet networking Wireless (802.11b/g/n) Wireless (802.11b/g/n) LCD 2.7" Color TouchScreen display plus TouchPanel 1.8" Color LCD Display 2.7" TouchScreen Display plus TouchPanel Paper Capacity (max.) 100 sheets 100 sheets 100 sheets 1. PPM speed is based on printing in FAST mode. Excludes time to complete first page and will vary depending on a variety of factors. ISO print speed based on ISO/IEC 24734. See for details. 2. Requires a connection to a wireless network. Seefor details, availability, and mobile device compatibility. 3. Requires Internet connection. Seefor more details. 4. Additional purchase required. 5. See brother.com/nfc for a list of compatible mobile devices. 6. Requires Internet connection and an account with desired service. Seefor more details.


Brand: Brother


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Printing Technology: Inkjet


Special Feature: Auto-Document Feeder


Color: Dark grey


Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Home


Model Name: J870DW


Printer Output: Color


Maximum Print Speed (Color): 27.00


Max Printspeed Monochrome: 33 ppm


Operating System: Windows, Mac


Item Weight: 20.1 Pounds


Controller Type: Android


Printer Media Size Maximum: 8.5 x 14 inch


Style: Printer


Print media: Glossy photo paper


Scanner Type: document


Memory Storage Capacity: 128 MB


Max Input Sheet Capacity: 100


Max Copy Speed (Black & White): 33 ppm


Display Type: LCD


Compatible Devices: Smartphones, PC, Laptops


Sheet Size: 8.5 inch x 11.7 Inches


Duplex: Yes


Hardware Interface: USB


Additional Printer functions: Copy, Scan, Fax


Control Method: Touch


Number of USB 2 Ports: 1


Total USB Ports: 1


Product Dimensions: 14.7 x 16.1 x 7.1 inches


Item Weight: 20.1 pounds


Item model number: MFCJ870DW


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 1, 2013


Manufacturer: Brother Printer


Language: English


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This all-in-one (AIO) from Brother replaces my trusty old Canon MX892 since it stopped printing no matter what I did. I needed something that scans and prints quickly and easily. No use for fax at all. The Brother MFC-J870DW does both well. GOOD: - very fast printing. Faster than the Canon. - good print quality, on par with the Canon - fast, accurate scans, on par with the Canon - so far no driver conflicts (Win 7 laptop) or issues. - replacing cartridges is fast and easy. There is a dedicated small pull-out tray on the front right. With the Canon you had to open the hood and mess around with the cartridges that way - nice LCD touch screen with intuitive menus - LCD panel can be swiveled upwards so if you put the Brother on a desk and you're standing up, you won't have to crouch down to see what you're doing. - much cheaper ink compared to many competitors in this class. - easy installation and use of Brother drivers and software BAD: - it is LOUD. It's so loud, I'm docking this 1 star. It sounds like a 1990's cheap Lexmark printer, but possibly worse. The Canon was not nearly as loud when printing or scanning. - it's flimsy, so cheaply made, that this deserves another star taken away. Compared to the Canon, this machine feels like something that cost maybe 1/3 as much to manufacture. The lid likes to fall off if you open it to put down paper to copy or scan, there is no way to properly secure it to the rest of the machine (via a closed latch, for example). When the machine prints, the whole thing shakes a bit. I believe that the flimsiness is part of the reason this device is so loud when it prints. The Canon is a beast, much heavier and bigger, with thicker and better quality hardware that apparently contains much of the noise the printing hardware makes. The automatic paper tray feeder on the Brother is thin and cheaply made as well. The front paper cassette (takes regular paper and has a separate tray for photo paper) is just shoved in there without any secure mechanism. On the Canon, you slide it in and it "clicks"and stays in place, even during heavy printing sessions or when moving the device itself. Everything about it with the exception of the surprisingly good LCD touch screen control panel, the whole thing feels very cheaply made. Not appropriate for an office with high profile clients judging some of your professionalism on the qualify of your work gear. I also don't see this hold up to regular abuse by multiple co-workers. This really is just fine for occasional use by one person at home/home office. OTHER/SUMMARY: Cold boot to print time (time it takes to send the print signal, machine to wake up, and start printing) is about on par with the Canon, possibly a tad faster. When you turn this machine on for the very first time, it'll go through what appears to be an excessive amount of time "cleaning" (Cleaning what? It's brand new....). That is where the noise starts. You hope it'll get better but it doesn't. This is about the noise level and sound frequency you can expect every time you print with this thing going forward. If this is in your home office, expect to wake family members 2 rooms over. I made the mistake to set it up at 2 AM at my home office and that's exactly what happened. For 10 minutes or so, the Brother would be "cleaning", making noise the entire time. After this was done, I was able to connect it to the Wifi, which was a very fast and painless process. Download the newest drivers for your machine directly from Brother.com, don't bother with the included CD. Setup and installation is very easy. Brother has a bundle that contains all drivers and software you need, or you can pick and choose what you want to download and install. The full package is about 143MB Like all printer manufacturers, the software will put a bunch of icons and shortcuts on your computer and in the tray that you may never use. And, also like most other manufacturers, expect the software and driver to eat up some of your computer resources constantly, whether you're actually doing anything with the device or not. Brother's drivers and software appears to be in line with Canon's printer drivers and utilities in terms of using up background processes. You can also set most of the software like the Control Center, Help, and Status Monitor to not automatically start after you start up your Windows machine. Printing, scanning, hooking it up to Wifi, and general basic use are all pretty straightforward with the Brother. I haven't tested all features yet but for what I know I need to do regularly (simple prints, simple scans), this machine will do OK. The excellent printing speed, general ease of use, and low cost of ink make this a very good device for the price. The unacceptable noise when printing and generally flimsy hardware knocks an otherwise excellent rating down 2 notches. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2015 by R.B.
    • I am switching to Brother printers
My first printer for my Mac was my old HP which served me for years. It sort-of worked. HP told me they no longer support the Mac drivers. I told them I was switching to Epson. The Epson printer gave me nothing but problems. I was always un-installing, then re-installing the USB drivers. I switched back to HP. My last HP printer used a black cartridge and tri-color cartridge with built-in print heads, the 74X and 75X. It had a few quirks but was usable for a good service life. Now I searched for a replacement. HP no longer uses the 74X/75X and have switched to individual color cartridges. Ok, sounds good - just replace the color which runs dry to save money. But, reviews have been dismal about ink usage and unforgiving firmware which forces the user to purchase unnecessary new ink cartridges. I have been looking for months at the new HP's, Canon, and Epson for a network printer which can FAX aka "all-in-one." I came up empty. None of these major brands produce a printer with good reviews. I'm reading about poor customer service, DOA printers, horrible ink usage, and cranky firmware. I never thought that Brother would have what I needed. I use and abuse their label maker (tip: it's much easier printing address labels than trying to feed envelopes through a printer!) This printer is amazing. Within half an hour, I had it faxing, scanning, copying, and printing. It has all kinds of little features which make life easier, such as the ability to preview a multi-page FAX before dialing and printing a confirmation page for a successful FAX. With my HP, I needed to watch the display for a confirmation. It's far quieter than my HP. It picked up an incoming FAX and I didn't even know. The touchscreen panel swivels (wow factor). The ADF folds out of the way so it's nearly half the height. As someone else mentioned, the connectors for the network, USB, and phone are inside the printer - a little weird, but more of a cord organizer to keep your desk neat. Didn't see it as an issue. Installing on a Mac was very easy... once I found the drivers, which were not on the CD. The installation experience was unpleasant. Mac owners should not worry, but note you must download the CUPS printer driver from the Brother website which is easy to find. Grab the Twain interface, too - it's amazing. I usually skip Twain since it's so much problem on a PC, but on the Mac it seems flawless. Don't bother with the included driver CD. For Mac, it's useless. It kept insisting that I go through a guided wireless installation and did not install any of the drivers I needed. If you're the type of person who likes to spend their weekends fighting with computers, by all means embrace wireless printing. I gave up years ago. I don't install USB printers or wireless printers, never again. I always run an Ethernet cable directly to my router and set a static IP address. Trust me. Macs don't like USB devices which can be turned on and off when they're trying to sleep (may cause a kernel panic). And, if you've got VMware, sharing a network printer between three operating systems is infinitely easier than switching USB devices. Google bonjour for windows and CUPS. yea, it's a painful learning process, but you only have to do it once. Even more unpleasant was finding the CD label program which is supposed to be bundled with the printer. I haven't found it yet. It's not easy to find on Brother's website, but it's mentioned in the manual. Google found it for me. I ran it - wow, really powerful CD/DVD printing program for inkjet printable media. I usually just use a Sharpie marker. If I find anything else worthy of mention, I'll update my review. But, I am almost ready to chuck my HP printer for good and switching to Brother. I just wish they'd make the Mac installation procedure a bit more friendly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2013 by Nameless Faceless One

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