Brother Printer MFC-J885DW

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The Brother MFC-J885DW is an all-in-one inkjet printer designed for office use, combining print, scan, copy, and fax functionalities into a single device. It features a 1.8-inch color display for easy operation and supports wireless connectivity including Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct for seamless mobile and network printing. The device uses individual ink cartridges with a four-color (CMYK) ink system to optimize ink usage and cost efficiency. Print resolution options reach up to 6000 x 1200 dpi for high-quality text and image output. With automatic duplex printing, it enhances productivity by printing on both sides of the paper without manual intervention. It also supports various paper sizes and types, allowing flexibility for different office document needs.

The printer is equipped with a 20-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) enabling straightforward copying and scanning of multi-page documents. USB connectivity is also supported for direct connection to a PC or Mac. The MFC-J885DW uses a 1.8 GHz processor and 64MB RAM to maintain reasonable speeds during multifunction operations. It supports standard paper trays with a capacity of up to 100 sheets, which is suitable for small to medium workloads in a home or office environment.

The MFC-J885DW offers a compact, affordable all-in-one solution with a strong feature set for small offices. Its wireless and mobile device support, including AirPrint and Google Cloud Print, facilitates versatile printing options. The automatic duplex printing capability reduces paper consumption, promoting environmental efficiency. The individual ink cartridge system helps minimize waste and lowers operating costs compared to single multi-color cartridges. Scanning capabilities include both flatbed and ADF, enhancing document handling flexibility. The intuitive color LCD simplifies navigation and operation for users of all levels.

While offering good print quality for text documents, photo print quality is average compared to dedicated photo printers. The print and copy speeds are moderate and may not suffice for high-volume office environments. The relatively small paper input capacity of 100 sheets limits continuous unattended printing. Ink cartridges can be somewhat costly, especially if used frequently for color prints. The device’s display size may restrict ease of accessing more advanced settings quickly. It lacks Ethernet connectivity, which can be a drawback for some office network configurations relying on wired connections.

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