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| Brand: | Brother |
| Item Height : | 58.3 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 65.2 centimetres |
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- Feature packed colour laser 4-in1 multifunction device ideal for 1 to 5 users
- Double-sided printing as standard
- Extra flexibility with network connectivity making sharing easy
- Time saving 35 sheet automatic document feeder
- Added peace of mind with free 12-month warranty and lifetime technical support
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Perfect for helping small offices grow bigger, the Brother MFC-9460CDN space-saving machine combines high speed printing (up to 24ppm), copying, scanning and faxing with an optional 800-sheet paper capacity for optimum efficiency. There's a time-saving 35 sheet document feeder and automatic double-sided printing can potentially halve your paper costs, with further savings from optional high yield toners.
If security's a priority, the built-in LCD screen allows PIN-protected printing too.
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Brother MFC9460CDN MFP 2400X600DPI 24PPM 128MB PRNT CPY SCN FX IN MFC9460CDNZU1 Printers Multifunction Printers
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I had an Epson CX11 for 3 years which performed perfectly throughout. However, it doesn't do double sided printing and this would be very useful to me so, after much research, I bought the Brother MFC9460CDN when the Epson finally died. I year in, I am posting this for anyone who is looking at laser printers because there isn't a lot of info available for users on these machines. I work form home and use this as my office printer, with a high volume of scanning & printing.
First thing to say, is that the Brother is a well built printer, easy to use and change cartridges and it has been 100% reliable. Double sided printing is perfect. However, there are a few points it is worth knowing about before you commit:
1. It has separate colour toner cartridges, but you have to replace all 3 at the same time. This has happened twice to me so far, so it can't be a coincidence that they ran out at the same time. The cartridges are seriously expensive (£100 each for high capacity ones), so over £300 each time you need to replace them. The Epson allows each one to be replaced separately, saving a lot of money, and they are a fair bit cheaper.
2. The Brother document feeder is seriously flimsy. The out tray has a plastic extension which would be very easy to knock off and the documents end up all over the floor without this piece of plastic. The Epson has a proper document feeder with full size out tray.
3. The Brother scanner is decent, but just not as good quality as the Epson. I had to fiddle with the default settings quite a lot to get a decent quality.
In summary, if you really want double sided copying, then I would definitely recommend this printer for its quality of construction and ease of use. It just feels well built (like buying a German car).
If you don't need double sided copying, then I would strongly recommend the Epson CX11 (or CX 21 the new model) - although it costs a bit more, it will save you a lot of money over its life and produce a better quality of output.
First thing to say, is that the Brother is a well built printer, easy to use and change cartridges and it has been 100% reliable. Double sided printing is perfect. However, there are a few points it is worth knowing about before you commit:
1. It has separate colour toner cartridges, but you have to replace all 3 at the same time. This has happened twice to me so far, so it can't be a coincidence that they ran out at the same time. The cartridges are seriously expensive (£100 each for high capacity ones), so over £300 each time you need to replace them. The Epson allows each one to be replaced separately, saving a lot of money, and they are a fair bit cheaper.
2. The Brother document feeder is seriously flimsy. The out tray has a plastic extension which would be very easy to knock off and the documents end up all over the floor without this piece of plastic. The Epson has a proper document feeder with full size out tray.
3. The Brother scanner is decent, but just not as good quality as the Epson. I had to fiddle with the default settings quite a lot to get a decent quality.
In summary, if you really want double sided copying, then I would definitely recommend this printer for its quality of construction and ease of use. It just feels well built (like buying a German car).
If you don't need double sided copying, then I would strongly recommend the Epson CX11 (or CX 21 the new model) - although it costs a bit more, it will save you a lot of money over its life and produce a better quality of output.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
The printer is a breeze to set up and had it talking to my network of PC's and Mac's in next to no time.
The scanner software is great, and the general functionality of the machine is easy to use and operate
Print speed and quality is perfectly adequate for this price, coupled with separate cartridges for separate colours should help reduce replacement toner costs which is a boost.
My only gripe (and the reason it only gets a 3 from me) is that photo quality prints are poor even on the best settings and using the finest print media, if you're using this printer for a lot of fine print or printing of pictures I would maybe look at other options first, however if you're looking for a general purpose all in one office laser this could be the one for you.
The scanner software is great, and the general functionality of the machine is easy to use and operate
Print speed and quality is perfectly adequate for this price, coupled with separate cartridges for separate colours should help reduce replacement toner costs which is a boost.
My only gripe (and the reason it only gets a 3 from me) is that photo quality prints are poor even on the best settings and using the finest print media, if you're using this printer for a lot of fine print or printing of pictures I would maybe look at other options first, however if you're looking for a general purpose all in one office laser this could be the one for you.
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