BROTHERMFC-J4540DW Wireless Colour Inkjet Printer | 4-in-1 (Print/Copy/Scan/Fax) | High Paper Capacity | A4 | Photos | Ink Included

fonctionne plus au bout de 2 ans seulement. scanner HS et impression médiocre

very easy to install and set up, just visit their website and it takes you through the process easy to follow, and prints and scans really quick, ideal if you do a lot of printing or scanning, holds load of paper in drawers so no need to constantly top up with paper

I'm very pleased indeed with this printer, I chose this model as I required the occasional facility of using A3 printing and copying.I also like the large ink tanks. The print quality is excellent. Auto Document Feed for copying documents is an extra bonus, although I may never need this. There are so many great features with this printer, too many to list them all here but I must mention the paper feeds of which there are two.(1) Main paper feed for everyday auto-feed printing including photo size prints etc.(2) Single feed from the back of the machine for specialised printing using A4, A3 and other sizes on thick card or plain paper in landscape or portrait orientation.To begin with I found it a little annoying until I discovered some of the default settings, for instance, unless the paper size and type matched exactly the paper in the tray it would spit it straight out.It can be programmed for various types of printing for instance Double Sided, Back to Front, Brochure/Booklet, Photo index etc.It has a very comprehensive manual with over a hundred pages but a large proportion of them are irrelevant because they apply to a different model. It would be preferable to lump all items of the same model number together rather than have to wade through each category searching for your particular model.Overall I am highly delighted with this printer, it's probably a little too sophisticated for my needs but I'm getting used to it and wouldn't swap it. I'm very pleased with it.

Slightly larger than my aging Brother MFC I am extremely pleased with this printer. Duplexing for scan, photocopying and printing. Oh joy. No longer will we have to stand at the printer playing manic toasters to get things on two sides of a page. I love the double sided scanning with the auto feed. Sooooo time saving. Okay, this is probably described as somewhere in the middle of the budget printers, but I have no complaints at all. It is printing fast enough to suit us, it's a heck of a lot quieter than our previous printer and very much more so when the "quiet mode" is engaged. The paper trays are deep enough to hold a fair wad of paper which means we don't have to dash over and slot more sheets before printing.The touch screen display is extremely clear and easy to use and I have yet to use the physical keyboard that is next to it. I do think the ink cartridges could have been a tad larger, but our previous printer was extremely economical, I'll see how this one works out over time. Access to the various sections is clear and wide enough to be comfortable in the event of a paper jam and all areas have hinged sections to make it even more simple. Nice touch to provide a maintenance sheet for catching paper shreds, as that hopefully will save frustration trying to use tweezers to catch the little beggars.The only thing that baffled me was all the clunking and whirring that went on when we first switched the thing on, over seven minutes of it. I have no idea what it was doing - assembling the innards perhaps? Whatever, after waiting through the setup time we went through the menus to set up time, date, network etc, which took all of five minutes. The wireless is great, and we've not had a problem connecting things to it, although we have yet to try out the mobile phone facility. While the printing is clear and precise, I'm not sure this would be suitable for printing photographs and I'm not currently tempted to retire our dedicated photo printer. I may try it and compare the results, but this is really a general office use printer.At the end of the day, the really nice thing about this, is being able to sit at the computer and run documents and other stuff through the printer, without having to get up and tend to each individual sheet. For lazy so-and-so's like me, that alone is a godsend.it is worth noting I think that this is a large printer with a large footprint. Even more so if you extend one of the trays for A3 paper, so you're going to need a fair bit of space to sit this thing. Other than that, it's pretty much idiot proof, Most of what it does is automatic, there's plenty of options for manipulating things, the scanner/copier enlarges, shrinks, will stick multiple pages on a single sheet and a whole range of other interesting toys.In my opinion, money well spent, and if it lasts and performs as well as the printer it is replacing, for as long as the old one worked, I am going to be a very happy person.

This is such a good printer....It prints A3, double sided!It scans A3It has a fax (but who uses one right?)It has a document feeder for scanning, which was one of the big draw cards for me. I can load up tonnes of documents and let it scan away so I can digitise and shred. Gone are the days of home scanning one page at a time - this is so quick and easy that I am quickly reducing the mountain of documents I need to keep in some format.Set up on a mac was quick and painless.It holds the wifi network with out a problem. I previously had canon pixma printers that gave me no end of problem including having to reattach to the network every time I wanted to use it. This is always connected without hitch (so far).I am still using the set up inks, but have purchased some 3rd party inks off Amazon. I have read Epson users complaining that after a software update they are unable to use third party inks which makes printing so much more expensive.OK its not small - measure it up, but it really seems like a step up from those cheap home printers that fall apart after a year and cost the same to replace the inks as the initial purchase.Brother was not a name I was immediately drawn to, but I said that I won't purchase another Canon printer due to all the problems I have had and Epson come with their noted issues. If you want the ability to print A3 (posters, kids colouring in pages and projects, signs etc) and scan A3 (kids art work) then definitely consider something in this range.