Brother Print & Cut MFC-J1800DW Wireless Color All-in-One Inkjet Printer with Automatic Paper Cutter | Includes 4 Month Refresh Subscription Trial(1), Amazon Dash Replenishment Ready

I've been through a number of printers in my lifetime, and to say I adore this one would be an understatement. Our last printer, from a competing brand, was constantly disconnecting itself and reconnection was a complicated chore. Recently, it decided that it should only print documents in a very light cyan, despite the fact that I had just refilled all the colors, and print tests always came out looking normal. That was the point where I gave up and ordered a Brother.Imagine my surprised Pikachu face when this printer immediately accepted the wifi password, connected to my computer without actually needing any extra software, and then quickly and correctly spat out the document I had been trying for so long to print, all in under five minutes. I don't even necessarily care about all the extra bells and whistles, it works, plus continues to work, and that's more than I was initially hoping for.

This is a great wireless printer. It is by far the easiest printer set up I have gone through. The instructions were clear and the entire process was quick. The print quality is very good. Unlike other wireless printers we have owned, this one links to all our devices effortlessly. We have had it for 3 months and I would buy it again.

I am a refugee from HP. I found it increasingly difficult to do as simple a task as scan using my Mac software. The HP seems to favor Windows. I replaced with a Brother all-in-one. The setup was not what I would call easy but if you follow instructions (one of my failures), the setup works fine and the result is more than satisfying. This is day one's we'll see what the future holds but the beginning is charm with logical setup and operating functions. The machine is also smaller than the HP equivalent, yet faster and quieter.

Was tough to keep connected to WiFi. My other brother printer is fine. This had constant issues. Sent back

I like it so far. It is nice and compact enough to keep on my computer desk. Easy to operate. The only thing is I can print wirelessly, but I can't scan. I am still trying to figure this out.

I have an earlier version of this printer for my home office and it worked fine. I got this one for my office at work to occasionally print documents (usually 20 pagers or less at time) or scan documents. My office suite has a restricted wifi, but I wanted a printer in my office so I don't have to run down to the central printer. Since I can't use wireless, I like the USB connection this model offers. I simply attach my laptop and it prints/scans easily. I don't use the "cut" features so I can't comment on that. Otherwise, I'm happy with the ease of use, versatility (wifi or USB), and relative good quality for the price.

I loved brother products until 2020. They were the most reliable printers I ever had. I'm now regretting buying another one.The Cons:(1) The ink cartridges are not reliable. The same brand (e.g. Brother) cartridges are not recognized.(2) When shook, I can hear ink still in the cartridge. However, my printer tells me there is no more.(3) The printer will stop printing if any of the ink cartridges are "detected" as empty. Even if I want to print black but a color cartridge is detected as empty.(4) The printer will stop printing if the ink cartridge is given an exclamation mark symbol "!". It says that the ink cartridge will not be able to print optimally because of low (e.g. not empty ink), therefore it refuses to try printing.(5) The printer's setting is set to always on. However, I have to wake up the printer every time I want to print. This is a hassle if I have to walk to the other side of the room. Additionally, after I wake it up, the print job will fail and I will have to walk back to my computer, reprint, and go back to the printer.(6) There is no direct connectivity by USB.(7) The ideal customer of this printer would be someone who would only need about 3-4 black ink cartridges total.(8) The ink cartridges are expensive. The alternative ink cartridges are also expensive. Therefore, it is better to buy the Brother brand ink cartridges so the manufacturer warranty can not blame the alternative ink brand. It costs about $40 for a 2-pack. By the time I buy another 2-pack, the cost would reach close to 1/2 the price of the printer. The cartridge does not even come close to printing 500 pages of black ink. From my experience, it is about 200 pages give or take a few more. Therefore, a refill will be needed too soon.The Lesson:I'm changing my purchase to tank printers. At least the only concern I'll have is if the printer malfunctions for other reasons.

Easy to set up. After reviewing so many printers and reading about how many are hard to connect, I went with Brother because most reviews talked about how easy it was to set up. Reviews were correct! Glad I purchased.