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Brother Monochrome Laser Printer, Compact Multifunction Printer and Copier, DCPL2550DW, Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready, Black

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Style: New Model: DCPL2550DW


Features

  • Print more, wait less. Engineered for increased efficiency with class leading Print speeds of up to 36 pages per minute
  • Dynamic features meet your evolving needs. The 250-sheet paper capacity helps improve efficiency with less refills and handles letter and legal sized paper
  • Flexible printing. The manual feed slot offers flexible paper handling of a variety of papers and sizes including card stock, envelopes, etc. To help you create Professional looking documents
  • Engineered to deliver productivity. Up to 50-sheet automatic document feeder helps save time with multi-page copy & scan
  • Printing as mobile as you are. Print wirelessly from your desktop, laptop, smartphone and tablet
  • Brother is the Retail Brand in laser printer unit sales in the U.S. Source: The NPD Group, Inc., U.S. Retail Tracking Service, SF and MF Laser Printers, Based on units, Jan. 2018 Sept. 2021 combined.

Description

The Brother DCP L2550DW is the ideal choice for the busy home or small office looking for a fast, reliable multi function copier. A replacement for the dependable DCP L2540DW, this new and improved multiple use copier includes a 50 sheet automatic document feeder, which allows multi page copying and scanning, and class leading print speeds of up to 36 pages per minute for increased efficiency. This printer and copier has a reliable Wi Fi connection, which allows printing from wireless devices including desktops, smartphones, laptops, and tablets. For those who prefer hardwire connections, there’s an Ethernet interface for sharing with multiple users on your network. You can also connect locally to a single computer via USB interface. Operating Environment: Temperature 50-91°F. Speed and efficiency are trademarks of the new Brother DCP L2550DW multi purpose digital copier. The 250 sheet paper tray handles letter and legal sized paper, reducing the need for refills. Automatic duplex (2 sided) printing also saves paper and creates professional looking documents for presentations, newsletters, and other common office needs. Help to save money by using Brother Genuine high yield replacement cartridges (TN 760), which are available through Amazon (also compatible with TN 730 replacement toner cartridge). The Brother Digital Multi Purpose Copier comes with a one year limited warranty and free at your side support, online or via phone or live chat, for the life of your printer. At Brother, we want to ensure that your experience with us is exceptional. If your home or small office is looking for an efficient and user friendly digital copier, add the Brother DCP L2550DW to your Amazon shopping cart today. (1) Based on competing in class monochrome laser multifunction printers under 300 dollars. Print speed specifications gathered from manufacturer websites as of 1/9/2017.(2) Requires connection to a wireless network.(3) TN 760 High Yield vs. TN 730 Standard Yield. Up to two times more prints and lower printing costs based on yields and MSRP. Standard Yield and High yield cartridges sold separately.(4) Approx. toner cartridge yield in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (letter/A4).(5) Reprinted from PCMag with permission. Copyright 2017 Ziff Davis, All Rights Reserved.(6) Approx. 300 pages per month in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752 (Letter/A4) using the 2 toners provided in box.(7) The mobile device must have NFC capability and run Android OS 4.4 or later.


Product Dimensions: 16.1 x 15.7 x 12.5 inches


Item Weight: 25.6 pounds


Item model number: DCPL2550DW


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 4, 2017


Department: Printers


Manufacturer: Brother Printer


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    • Do NOT purchase a printer that requires a chipped toner cartridge
Style: New Model: DCPL2550DW
Review Image by pyroman
Do NOT purchase a printer that requires a chipped toner cartridge. My old Brother laser printer did not require a toner cartridge that contains a chip. On average I could keep printing for 10 to 14 days after the replace toner message appeared. I could use the cartridge until the printing became very light. This is not the case with Brother's DCPL2550DW printer. After one day of the replace toner message appeared the printer stopped! A high yield OEM cartridge for this rip off machine cost $75. I only paid $130 for the printer. I use laser printers daily in my business. This is my first experience with chipped cartridges. You can save yourself a lot of money by NOT buying printers that require chipped cartridges. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2018 by pyroman
    • The ONLY thing that I do not like about it is the ink
Style: New Model: DCPL2550DW
Live this printer. The ONLY thing that I do not like about it is the ink. You can only use brother because the cartridges have a microchip on them. So you cannot use the cheaper refills.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018 by Rhonda S
    • Newer model: L2550DW - Majority Pros with minimal Cons
Style: New Model: DCPL2550DW
Review Image by SY
Just installed and have successfully: Scanned to PC, Airprint (iPhone), print from Desktop PC (running Windows), and Macbook Air Laptop. None of these devices is wired, but I DID connect the printer via Ethernet to my Motorola Router/Modem combo. I used the provided disc to install on my Windows Desktop PC, and then after installing, it asked if I would like to make the available updates (just two) and those updates were under a minute combined. Overall having to mess with the wires behind my entertainment center in order to get the cables connected took longer than the actual installation of the printer which makes me VERY happy. Like other reviewers, I went back and forth on whether to order this model bc of the negative reviews - but when I filtered OUT the reviews for the L2540DW and focused on the newer model L2550DW, I saw some of the complaints (most of which were negligible) and focused on installing the printer via ethernet to make it easier, which it was. I can't speak to setup via wireless Wi-Fi only (that seems to be the big complaint, but setting up past printers or even a new internet connection in a new apartment without an ethernet is always a hassle), but I will say so far I am happy with the print quality and speed of install. If you're going to setup via Wi-Fi only, I would do as other reviewers suggested and go straight to the Brother site to download the software prior to install. I also turned off "DEEP SLEEP" mode right away at the suggestion of MPFerry(thanks!) as follows: "On the printer: 1. Menu button 2. 1. General Setup then OK 3. 2. Ecology then OK 4. 3. Sleep Time then OK 5. While you see the sleep number, push Minus button and Stop/Exit button at the same time 6. DEEP SLEEP mode - push Minus button for OFF then OK This should turn off Deep Sleep mode permanently! (Or at least until the next firmware update is installed, then you may have to do it again.)" Now, to override the alert Brother gives you when it THINKS you are out of ink, I have user Allegra to thank for that as follows: "Go to the buttons and follow these instructions: MENU > GENERAL SETTINGS Press the down button (minus sign) until you get to REPLACE TONER Hit OK Please the down button (minus sign) until you see CONTINUE Hit OK" Planning on doing as others suggested and when it comes time to refill toner, removing the chip from the original Brother brand toner and saving to place on the generic toner I'll buy. In order to scan to either of my Macbooks, I did need to install the drivers etc and download the iPrint&Scan app from Brother, but its not something I'm bothered by. I installed on my macbooks right away so I wouldn't have to think about it in the future. Is it annoying that I can't hit the scan button on the printer and just have it ask me which computer I'd like to send it to? Yes, but a minor inconvenience that didn't put me over. Bottom line, if you're able to connect the printer to your network via ethernet - it'll save you a lot of trouble installing. Fix settings right away to turn off "Deep Sleep" mode, and force the printer to "Continue" past when it thinks you're out of toner. I'll update if it takes poop. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018 by SY
    • ARGH!!!!!
Style: New Model: DCPL2550DW
I have used Brother printers for many years... like 35 years. I have always loved Brother printers. But this one is frustrating, and I find the situation with Brother support (which is unfailingly friendly and eager to help) frustrating. 1. This has no power button. You can't turn it off. Yes, there's a button, but holding it down doesn't get the printer to shut off. You need to UNPLUG this thing to get it to reset. 2. And you need it to reset because it comes set up with IP6 which breaks Cloud Print, and once you disable the IP6, you still need to reset the printer. And you cannot do that without UNPLUGGING IT. Also, it hangs when I'm scanning something, and the only fix for that it unplugging. And I tried double-sided copies and got into some kind of state where it scanned forever and never printed anything for the copies -- again, UNPLUG IT. If you're going to make a printer with crappy firmware, make it easy to power-cycle. 3. Brother has a download for a firmware installer for this printer. But you can update the firmware from it's internal webserver. Why are they spending time and effort on a Mac configurer and a PC configurer when the thing has a web interface? And then when I update the firmware in the web interface, it doesn't update saying the version on the printer is the most modern. When the PC download says there's a more modern one. 4. Drivers are all x86. The raspberry PI is the 3rd most popular computer in the world, and COMPLETELY unsupported by Brother. Brother techs kept telling me to use the x86 drivers for debian/ubuntu on the little ARM Raspberry PI. 5. The documentation is ABSURD. The manual for this covers all these printers (I am not making this up) "DCP‑L2510D / DCP‑L2530DW / DCP‑L2537DW / DCP‑L2550DN / MFC‑L2710DN / MFC‑L2710DW / MFC‑L2730DW / MFC‑L2750DW" -- these have different feature sets and different DISPLAYS. It's a nightmare. BROTHER: Get new management for your human-factors team. Do human-interface studies to see what doesn't make sense. You'll find a LOT of this stuff could be easily made intuitive and is the OPPOSITE. Stop multiplexing your documentation with 8 models on one sheet. Move to a pure web interface for setup so it's portable and easier to support. Compile the same CUPS driver you make available in TWO (and sometimes more) x86 formats for the Raspberry PI. It's a huge part of the education market -- (14 MILLION sold). This is a no-brainer. Better yet, release a bare-bones open-source driver which could easily be updated to support each new printer. We really do NOT WANT your complex drivers or to go to your support site. We just want to push postscript to your printer. How hard is that!?!? The entire Linux community would prefer that, x86 included. Why can't there be one generic postscript driver for all Brother printers which support Postscript? And on all your printers (this one doesn't do it) when I hit scan, I want a serialized scan sent to a set to a share or an FTP site. If I want to archive some checks, I should be able to put them on the scanner, hit scan, and be done. You have forced me on this model to set up a windows box running your receiver software. ABSURD. The MFC-1440N was cumbersome, but this is unusable. Please fix this in a new firmware revision. I absolutely cannot recommend this printer, and at this point I can no longer recommend Brother. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2018 by Paul P

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