The Brother’s new range comprises two printers and four MFDs incorporate duplex printing (which can be set as the default in order to save paper), 600×2400 dpi, Wi-Fi connectivity (with support for AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, Mopria and Windows Mobile Printing, as well as Brother’s own iPrint&Scan app), a 250-sheet paper tray, and high-yield toner said to be good for up to 2300 pages at a lower cost per page. Toner-save mode further reduces the cost of printing ‘while still maintaining crisp text and vibrant colors,’ according to Brother.
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On the security side, they allow the use of PINs to impose page limits and to restrict the use of features such as color printing, a secure print mode that holds jobs until the user enters their unique password on the keypad; and a setting lock to prevent unauthorized users from tampering with the configuration.
The entry-level model is the HL-L3230CDW – an Officeworks exclusive – is rated at up to 18ppm, with a first print time of less than 15.5 seconds.
The other new printer is the HL-L3270CDW, with print speeds up to 24ppm and a slightly faster first print time. It also features Ethernet connectivity, plus NFC capability to simplify printing from NFC-enabled mobile devices.
Turning to the MFDs, the DCP-L3510CDW, the scanning/copying side features a 50-sheet ADF, with speeds up to 27 ipm (mono) and 21 ipm (color). Print speed matches the HL-L3230CDW.
Then there are the MFC-L3745CDW and the MFC-L3750CDW, which have the same scanning specifications as the DCP-L3510CDW, but with print speeds up to 24ppm and the addition of faxing capability. The main differences between them are the MFC-L3750CDW includes the ability to print directly from and to scan to a USB drive, and it will only be available from Officeworks.
Finally, the specs of MFC-L3770CDW are generally similar to the MFC-L3750CDW, but with dual sensors on the ADF allowing both sides of the page to be scanned in one pass.
