Pros: Fast, good print quality, easy wireless setup, small footprint, price. Works in Ubuntu Linux. Advanced options like duplex work good even in Linux.

Cons: None that I have seen.

Other Thoughts: Driver install in Linux was easy, no issues. Same for Win10. Once I decided to follow the directions wireless was easy to setup. I thought I could wing it, but you HAVE to go through the steps in the wizard on the control panel. Once I did that setup took just a few minutes.

I have seen better print quality on other laser printers, other more expensive printers, but there is nothing wrong with the print on this thing. For the price there is absolutely no reason to complain. Would buy again or recommend without hesitation.

Pros: - fast
- economical
- easy setup all drivers supported off the bat in osx and windows

Cons: deep sleep is broken and must be switched off.
to do so: general settings > ecology > sleep > press BACK and DOWN at the same time > OFF > OK

Pros: Professional series laser B&W Printer that I recommend to small business that print a 1000 pages or less per month.
Using in Wireless Mode with multiple desktops and android phones without any issues thus far.
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Cons: Power Cord is not removable.
Rolling cords to bind up is harder then replacing a power cable with a shorter one.
Salad is better for me.

Other Thoughts: Software worked and installed with out any issues on s Windows 8.1 Pro 64Bit without any issues.
Very happy with the B&W Print quality. Shade <Grey> is descent for printing B&W imagines.
Printed many emails, etc with my android phone without hiccup.

Pros: - Fast print speed
- Pretty fast warmup speed
- Makes the toner last
- Easy wireless setup
- Useful web management page

Cons: None yet

Other Thoughts: Have not really put this thing through its paces but seems to be more than capable of handling a home or small office load. Purchased to supplement an existing color inkjet MFC unit which GUZZLES ink where most of our print jobs are black-and-white and I am extremely happy with the results.

Pros: - Inexpensive - Ipaid $75 on a Newegg sale
- Easy wireless setup. Couldn't really be simpler. Follow the instructions!
- Fast print
- Sharp, crisp looking text
- 250 sheet paper tray
-Automatic duplex printing... for $75!

Cons: - You have to remember to set the printer to "continue" mode

Other Thoughts: I was reluctant to buy this because of negative reviews here and on another well-known site. Perhaps this isn't good with Apple computers, but it works very well on Windows 7 Pro that I use. People have claimed it goes to sleep and is difficult to 'wake up' - mine goes to sleep (sometimes I go days without printing) but it wakes itself up and prints within a matter of a few seconds when I send it a print job.

The wireless setup simply couldn't be easier. Be sure you have or borrow a USB printer cable, (with the 5-sided connector on the printer end) which makes wireless setup very simple.

Also, be sure that you set the printer to "continue" mode. If you forget to do this, it will stop printing when the toner cartridge gets low. At that point, it's too late. The "continue" mode setting is available from the LCD control panel with only a couple of button presses; no software necessary.

I replaced a Samsung that started mis-feeding paper with this Brother. Samsung is ok, but if you wait for the sales this one is better and as cheap, and it holds a lot more paper than the Samsung did - which was always an annoying problem for me.

Pros: CHEAP toner available, duplex printing, wireless support, 600dpi print quality. Not blazing fast but one of the better values for the $$$

Cons: Not as easy to configure as "ma and pa and grandma" would like.

Other Thoughts: Set a DHCP reservation in your wireless router, that way your printers IP address wont change. Not recommended WSD / MAC based printer port (Windows based PC) for the driver as its flaky.

Pros: Brother printers have done it again , this inexpensive laser printer, is a great option for home and small offices. the only possible con , is I had to replace my 6 year old hl 2140.... I liked it , but the usb controller died. I couldn't find a new one.... easy install.

Cons: I haven't found one yet....

Pros: Prints

Cons: Prints horribly

Other Thoughts: If you are going to purchase a sub-$100 Laser Printer, don't choose this one. During the Newegg Black Friday Sale, I choose this one vs. the HP Laserjet 1102w because it had more memory, and I wanted something to print cheap text-only documents on.

Well, I guess you really need to either choose your brand right or spend a bit more - as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for.

I fed this Brother Hammermill paper, and everything it shoots out is with a slight curl. I printed a few pages with standard graphics - specifically, a Carfax report. The fox on
the page had lines running down it I could notice, almost like a poor drum or toner.

When I put prints in my letter folder machine, it screws up the fold and I get a ripped mess. I tried every setting in the driver to fix these issues. No issues with the HP.

I replaced this with the HP 1102w, and no issues including the folder. I came across some marketing from HP that indicated these very issues compared to their printers. Sometimes Marketing can be true.

Just buy a HP - now I know why other professionals say avoid Brother.

Pros: None.

Cons: First, I bought this junk from newegg, a mistake not to repeat again since they make it costly and frustrating to return anything. Second, the printer is a piece of junk. I have an older Brother that I'm replacing. The 2340DW has no scanning (cannot scan a book for instance), it's very noisy and slow printing and even after printing a single page, a disgusting odor comes up in the air. I wish I had gone to Best Buyy as this junk would go back immediately. Now I am practically stuck and I also bought a replacement toner, which is $50 and neweeg does not allow returning period. I tried calling their customer service, there is - no kidding - a 1 hour wait. AVOID both the printer and the seller.

Other Thoughts: AVOID both the printer and the seller.

Pros: - Brother printers (at least the one myself and several other colleagues have owned) are known for their reliability.

- Laser printer, so you're not wasting money on inkjet cartridges that DO have a shelf life.

- Setup was fairly easy... forgot a USB A-B cable, so had to do wireless setup on the printer itself.

Cons: None so far!

Other Thoughts: Bought this for my parents. Installed on their network and had everything going within 10-20 minutes or so.

No issues so far... Brother printers just work!