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PRINT UP TO A3: With up to A3 print capability and up to A4 copy, scan and fax functionality, this device allows you to effortlessly access the business features you need from an A4 footprint
UP TO 28IPM PRINT SPEED: With fast print speeds, you can print your professional documents in no time at all without compromising on quality
LCD TOUCHSCREEN: The 8.8 cm colour display makes it simple for you to navigate, with every function available at your fingertips, so you can complete all of your tasks at ease
PRINT FROM YOUR PHONE: With the Brother Mobile Connect app, free on Android and iOS, you can print from anywhere, any time and order your replacement inks for delivery direct to your door
BROTHER GENUINE SUPPLIES: With up to 550 pages in-box inks, and replacement high yield cartridges and the optional value pack, you can keep printing for longer without the need to replace your ink
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Customers find the printer’s print quality surpasses expectations and is easy to set up and use. They appreciate its fast print speed, with one customer noting it starts printing documents almost immediately. The wireless connectivity and scanning capabilities receive mixed feedback – while many say it stays connected to WiFi, some report connectivity issues, and while one customer mentions it scans 42 pages in one batch, another notes it only scans to A4. The size receives mixed reviews, with some finding the dimensions too small, and customers disagree on the cartridge quality, with one reporting compatibility issues with non-genuine cartridges. Value for money is also mixed, with some finding it a great value while others note the ink cartridges are expensive.
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7 reviews for BROTHER MFC-J5740DW Wireless Colour Inkjet Printer |A4 4-in-1 (Print/Copy/Scan/Fax) | Wi-Fi/USB/NFC | A3 Print |8.8cm LCD Screen, UK Plug
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All-In-One Office Ninja – in a Business Suit
I bought the Brother MFC-J5334ODW printer as a middle ground between a semi-pro home office printer.Just for background:MFC = Multi-Function Centre – An all-in-one device that can print, scan, copy, and faxJ = Inkjet technology5340 = Model number within the seriesD: Automatic double-sided printingW: Wi-Fi connectivityThere’s a more expensive ‘E’ version with comes with a 4 month free ‘EcoPro’ subscription trial.My key decision factors for buying this were:- Business/Home-Office use- AirPrint connectivity- Dual duplex function for single-pass double-sided scanning- A3 capability for occasional larger format printing and scanningIt certainly has a more premium feel as a semi/prosumer home office printer.Design:The styling is sleek and modern, departing from typical boxy black printers. Its predominantly white housing with rounded corners creates a visually lighter presence that complements my home office setup without dominating the desk space. While the construction is indeed plastic (similar to consumer-grade Canon and HP models), this is expected at this price point. The build quality feels appropriate for the market segment, balancing aesthetics with affordability without compromising functionality. But where this Brother printer stands out is that it looks quite appealing in it’s cream/white livery with charcoal grey front.Features:The large retractable 2.6 inch touchscreen is a standout feature—practical, bold, and exceptionally clear with intuitive navigation. I appreciate being able to execute common tasks like scanning or printing with just one or two taps, streamlining my workflow considerably. It has a number of clever openings anf backdoors which easily allows you to get inside the printer, change cartridges, remove paper jams etc. Having said that, I’ve hardly experienced much paper jams with this printer. Just pay attention to loading paper correctly. It has an internal external USB-A slot. It also has Ethernet Port (LAN) Ideal for office use where a stable network connection is needed or to setup a home/office LAN print server. The wi-fi is Wi-Fi (Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11b/g/n). The device connects to your wireless router for network printing/scanning and supports wireless printing from laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. But this does not have Near Field Communication (NFC) or Bluetooth.Ink Cartridge Usage and Printing Quality:The printer comes with supplied cartridges, which is a nice touch. However, in practice, after a couple of months of moderate use (only about 350 printed pages), two colour cartridges ran out. But of course, this is not a gripe, just an expectation – I would say compared to previous printers i’ve had like Epson, Canon and HP, these ink cartridges last longer. I only print occasionally as I work paperless when possible. The actual product information on Brother’s website says it prints 550 pages from a full cartridges.The printer takes four ink cartridges – black, cyan, magenta, and yellow – which come in two types, the standard-sized LC422 cartridge and the bigger LC422XL variety.Brother LC422BK Ink Cartridge – Black: about £24.00Brother LC422C Ink Cartridge – Cyan: about £17.00Brother LC422Y Ink Cartridge – Yellow – about £17.00Brother LC422M Ink Cartridge – Magenta – about £17.00or:Brother LC422VAL ink cartridge multipack – all colours – about £62The Clip-in ink cartridges are easy to install via the front loading compartment to thr right of the printer.Borderless printing works very well, and both quality and speed are very good. However, compared to ink tank devices that are now widely available, the cost per page is considerably higher, which is the one drawback of this otherwise excellent device. While the printer’s price is really competitive for its quality, like most home consumer/semi-pro printers, be prepared to spend money on new cartridges after a few months of use.Paper Handling:Don’t be misled by reviews stating you can only load A3 paper one sheet at a time. Simply pull out and extend the paper tray as shown in the instructions, and you’ll be able to load an entire ream of A3 paper with ease.It prints a variety of paper types really well—card, glossy paper up to 300 gsm—but you need to load the document feeder carefully, ensuring proper alignment with the roller heads to prevent jams. In essence, treat the printer well—don’t just carelessly load reams of paper, or it will get stuck.The Brother MFC-J5330DW can handle a variety of paper weights, and the key figure you’re looking for is the maximum supported GSM (grams per square metre).- Standard Tray (Tray 1): Supports: 64 to 220 gsm- Manual Feed Slot: Supports: 64 to 300 gsmSo, if you want to print on thicker card stock or photo paper, use the manual feed slot — it can handle up to 300 gsm, which is pretty robust for an office inkjet printer.Connectivity:Stays reliably connected to Wi-Fi.It does not cut out, which is excellent for home office use. I use the internal USB port for direct connection to my desktop computer. The device also Includes a convenient external USB-A port on the front.Performance / Everyday Use:It’s very quiet and unassuming, even when printing. In fact it has quite a pleasant muted printing sound – compare that to the irritating screech of inkjet printers of yesteryear. Be warned though, it does sometimes go into an automatic self-clean cycle – this could wake you up at 12am if you so happen to have it in your bedroom, but again, it’s very very quiet and muted (almost pleasant in an ASMR kind of way) and not too disturbing at all.Some stats:- Fast printing – A4 at around 28ppm, A3 at around 24ppm- < 1 min for photos on glossy 10x15cm (4x6in) paper- Scans plain text on A4 at 300dpi in under 5 seconds- Passable prints at Normal quality settingDocument HandlingThe auto document feeder (ADF) allows A4 documents to be scanned directly on both sides without having to flip the paper manually. My girlfriend scans around 100 pages per week via the ADF with no problems, even with sticky notes attached. The document feeder is possibly not ideal for A3 on a professional basis (speed-wise) but works fine for home use. My daughter's watercolours can be scanned in A3 at very good quality via the flatbed, which is fantastic. My Son's high megapixel DSLR photography prints come out really well on glossy paper too, but It'll make you cringe at the amount of ink it's using! When I'm particularly in a hurry, I use the Scan directly to email or to my Desktop via the ADF and scan directly from my Mac.Like i say, I bought the printer as a middle ground between a semi-pro home office printer but also as a casual printer that the kids will use frequently, but it sits in my home office so I can control when the cheeky monkeys send 500 print jobs from their upstairs bedroom to the printer in my downstairs office, I can control this with the printer queue management software.SUMMARYAll in all, the Brother MFC-J5334ODW does the job well, both functionally and practically. It strikes an excellent balance between professional features and home usability, making it a worthwhile addition to any home or small office environment. Its combination of A3 capability, duplex scanning, wireless connectivity, and appealing design delivers solid performance for everyday printing needs while providing enough advanced features for more demanding tasks when required.No real complaints, so 5 out of 5 for me.
A versatile printer
Seems great so far. Print quality is excellent with ability colours too very high resolution. Which is useful for producing art reference prints. Ability to print in both A3 and A4 is very useful.
No scan to Thunderbird
This is the latest in a long line of MFC models. It’s basically the same as the previous models but with noticeably greater refinement.However there are a couple of concerns:I’m not so keen on the on-line driver installation because I like to have a local copy.They’ve broken the scan to email function.Previous models you could scan from the scanner into a PC’s Thunderbird email but now it only scans to Outlook.
Good all-in-one printer for the price.
I do occasionally need to print A3, hence this purchase. I bought it to replace an earlier Brother A3 all-in-one printer on which, after about 5 years, the print heads had become clogged beyond my capacity to clean them. The MFC-J6940DW is bigger than the model it was bought to replace and barely fits on my desk allowing room for my desktop screen. Another minor annoyance is that is keeps telling me off for buying non-Brother replacement ink cartridges. They are, of course, much cheaper than Brother’s own brand and work perfectly well, so being nagged by the machine for saving money is a bit irritating. Apart from that, it’s good. The print quality is actually excellent and the A3 scanner is very useful. If it lasts as long as its predecessor, I’ll be happy.My previous Brother printer had the great advantage over its opposition that it didn’t have built-in obsolescence in the form of parts that have to be replaced after a certain number of print cycles whether or not there is anything wrong with them. I very much hope that the new printer is the same. Forcing you to replace expensive parts when they’re still working is not only a rip-off, it’s also terrible for the planet. I’m hoping Brother have maintained their integrity.
An excellent all round functional printer.
An excellent all round printer. Bought from Amazon resale but perfect. Very happy with it. It’s a little big for domestic use for some people maybe. Uses replacement cartridges without any issues too if desired.
Tres pratique et tras efficace sur le A3 et A4
Bonjour,Je n’arrive pas a connecter l’imprimante sur mon ordinateur.