BrotherMFC-J4335DW INKvestment Tank Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer, Up to 1-Year of Ink in-Box, Duplex Printing, Mobile and Cloud Print, Works with AlexaEPEAT

Extremely pleased with this printer. Surpasses my expectations for quality, capability and function. It does take time to set up, but their user guide makes it easy to follow procedures. It took me 30 minutes for a full setup, about 10 minutes longer than expected. I use it wireless only, mostly 15 feet away from my Macbook Pro. I print directly from applications, and sometimes by using the free Brother Print & Scan app. The printer upports double sided printing, and gang scanning. Furthermore, it is highly efficient with ink. It has FAX function, but I don't use it. I fully expect that the original ink tanks will last me a year, since I don't print photos, but only small graphics in PDF documents, food recipes, or web pages.

I am very impressed with this all-in-one printer. It was sooo easy to set up, especially since I had been battling with an HP Photosmart 7520 for years. I almost cried tears of happiness when the set up went through properly the first try. I went to the Brother website via the included QR code, typed in the model number, then was able to download the software package with all the drivers. I have a MacBook Pro running 15.5, and installation was a breeze.I was immediately able to print both from a website and Adobe Reader with this printer as the default. I also enabled “share this printer on the network” under System Settings > Printers & Scanners. I printed a test page from my ipad and it worked great.I wanted to test the scan functionality since a lot of reviews mentioned that as a negative. I used the Print Center on my MacBook and opened the scanner from there. It took about 1 minute to scan a JPEG at 600 dpi, which is about as fast as my old HP Photosmart. No issues with the scanner from my perspective, though maybe it takes longer when using the Brother iPrint&Scan app. I also tested the copy function from the flatbed and automatic document feeder. Both methods worked well.The quality of the printing on “normal” setting isn’t super crisp, but the speed is fantastic. If you want really nice photo printing this is probably not the printer for you, but for general home purposes it is a great choice… especially for the price. Highly recommend, 5 stars!

Update: I've only had this printer for 8 months and it is a useless piece of junk. I've spent hours on the phone with Brother support, wasted gallons of ink "cleaning" it, and the print quality only gets worse and worse. I'm done with this thing and never buying another Brother product. This is ridiculous. My next step is to compel Brother to honor their warranty.After 12 years of hard service and expensive ink, I retired my HP printer and tried this Brother. Here are my first impressions:The Misses:1. I hate the 1980s grey plastic design. It looks like crap on my desk, particularly since all the rest of my computing equipment is black, but I was buying for functionality, not style, I guess.2. I have postage stamps that are bigger than the LED display on this thing. It's not easy to see and you have to scroll down to see some of the messages the machine is providing.3. The set up is kind of clunky and involved compared to other printers. Some set up is done on the machine, other parts are done by going to the Brother website where you have to figure out where to go to download the drivers. I was looking for something on the website home page that said "set up your printer here", but instead you have to hunt around.4. During the set up process, it asks to download several ancillary services. These are not well explained, and I may have inadvertently downloaded annoying bloatware. We'll find out.5. If you are considering printing photos with this machine, just stop and move on to something else. My HP was far better. The photos are crisp, but the Brother interprets certain colors in bizarre ways. For example, white tents are rendered in light blue. Looks very strange compared to the actual photo.6. The power cord on this is ridiculously short compared to my HP, and I pretty much had to change my entire desk set up to stretch the cord far enough to reach my power strip.7. It wouldn't kill Brother to give you a printer cord if you want a wired connection. Fortunately, I was able to reuse my HP cord THAT CAME WITH THE MACHINE.The Hits:1. Printing a standard page of text with an illustration or two is lightning fast. I've never seen an inkjet as fast as this.2. Standard printed text is very sharp.3. It's more compact than my old HP All in One, mostly because the paper tray doesn't stick out an extra 5 inches on the side.4. It is much quieter than the HP, which would go through a lot of noisy gyrations just get itself prepared to print.I'm not sure I did the right thing in buying this printer. I wanted to be thrilled, but so far I am not.