MFC-l8850cdw All-in-One Laser Printer
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Not eligible for returns
This multifunction printer delivers reliable performance that's perfect for any home office. This desk-friendly, compact all-in-one has a 250-sheet input tray, connects with ease via wireless networking or Ethernet, and prints and copies at up to 27 pages per minute. Automatic duplex printing plus single-pass duplex scanning and copying provide multiple solutions for your home office needs. Print from compatible mobile devices over your wireless network and scan your documents to popular cloud services. High-speed faxing (33.6Kbps) lets you quickly send faxes to save you more time throughout your day. A powerful 266 MHz processor, 35-sheet automatic document feeder and 32MB memory let you do more in a shorter period of time.
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends it
4 mentions from real owners
- #1May 2, 2025
The best printer for home use to buy? What do you recommend right now?
My (discontinued) Brother MFC-L8850CDW laser printer is a decade old and still fantastic. I strongly recommend Brother International if you want a multifunction machine.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Apr 13, 2025
What's the best home printer 2025?
I've been using my Brother MFC-L2700DW since 2016. I replaced the fuser once, and have had to clean it out once or twice. Otherwise, it just works.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Apr 13, 2025
What's the best home printer 2025?
Go with a brother, brother. Never ever ever ever ever ever ever buy anything from hp. They stopped being reliable in the 90s. I have had my brother MFC-L2700DW for a decade without any problems.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Jan 9, 2025
Buying a laser printer - is Brother not good anymore?
I have a MFC-L2710DW that I bought three or four years ago. It's probably a bit overkill for me, but it works great and I have zero complaints about it so far. I'm still working my way through the toner that came with it in the box. Definitely haven't even seen anything about a subscription service on mine.
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