Brother HL-L6210DWT Business Monochrome Laser Printer with Dual Paper Trays, Wireless Networking, and Duplex Printing, White

When I purchased this laser printer, I was looking for professional results with no fading. I've had this printer for 4 months now, and it still works like day one. It was very easy to connect wirelessly to my computer and my phone. It was strange to print a document from my phone wirelessly, but very convenient too. The size and weight of this printer are ideal for small offices. The printing is very fast, with a wait time of only a couple of seconds. I wanted something durable and able to keep up with daily demand. This printer accomplishes all of that and more that I don't even use. It's nice that it is expandable with paper trays.

does what i need it for, printing non-color documents to review. Quick and efficeint.

I puchased a new 'returned' version of the HL-6210DW and I made a very good decision. It was brand new, with toner already installed, packed very well and turned out to be a very awesome printer. It's very fast, quiet and creates perfect print. This machine is 'the' machine you're looking for, as long as black/white only --- suits your needs. Don't buy a color lazer printer if you can get by with black print only. It's just way easier to manage. The only downside to this machine is that it has a tiny display window, where you'll need to enter you email address and password. But it works OK, just take your time, spend a couple of minutes and get it done. Always enter your login credentials into the printer FIRST. As long as you do that, your computer will take care of everything else, including drivers and software, almost immediately. If you try to get your computer to find the printer without first entering you're wifi information, it will not go smoothly because it won't ever find it. Other than the tiny window, to enter your wifi, I'd give this computer 5 stars. I can't imagine a better or faster printer.

These printers are amazing. I have two of them. Very fast and efficient. The price is ok, but I wait for a good sale. The quality print quality is good.

I loved this printer right up until it locked me out of it. I went to update the firmware the other day. It asks for a password. The password is located on the back of the machine. I give it the password. It doesn't work. I give it the password again. It doesn't work. I attempt to reset the password. I have to make an account with brother. I reset the network. It cannot find the printer now. I click "connect printer" from its app. It asks me to register. I attempt to register. It says "Authenticate your machine". I go into the other room with the printer. It times out saying "Cannot connect". - WELL I'M SORRY THE WALK TAKES A MOMENT! I try again. Repeat, repeat. First of all, why do I need a password to update the firmware? Why can't I opt out? Second, if I do have to have a password why isn't the Reset's password Default the one on the back of the printer? If this doesn't work why can't I provide it my serial number? That's also on the back of the printer. Basically, it's secure, but you secured it so well it locks out the user. Fantastic. Anyway, giant pain... this... If I might give you a friendly suggestion... A person wants to use their printer. I know, this is such a novel concept that it might be alien to you, but it's true. Have you ever gone to a college building's office where you have to talk to the minion staffer? That idiot at the desk who's only answer is, "On our website...," after repeatedly telling her, "I do not have internet?" That's this. Update: After reinstalling the iPrint&Scan app the iPrint&Scan app also stopped working. THIS IS GOING REALLY WELL, Brother! Update: Apparently there is a "Sleep" mode the printer goes into. This also can cause a "Deep Sleep" mode?? Well, the printer is currently "sleep". That's what the computer says. Whatever that means. Disabling "sleep" doesn't work. You can go to Ecology in the Settings and turn it to 0 Minutes. It still goes to sleep. There's apparently a hidden menu to turn off Deep Sleep where you perform pressing Back and - sign at the same time. I've yet to get this to show up, but I'm trying. Again, Brother, amazing job here! I think you made this as successfully asinine as a Canon printer trying to make an image without lines in it. De-moting this to 1 star. Update: This is my final update. I'm not sure what is wrong with this. It will print just fine. It connects to the computer just fine. However, it will not update. Nor will it accept its own password. It tells me it is asleep or offline, but in reality it prints when told to print. I'm guessing that is a "for now" situation since it wants to update the firmware. Unfortunately, that's not possible since it thinks the thing is offline. It does appear to be in sleep mode both from the PC and from the Printer. Again, it will print despite this, but not update. Nor accept its password, which appears to be the primary hurtle. Reinstalling the software for it a second time and resetting the computer lead to the software working. Neither the printer nor computer affirms it is working, but it prints. So, that's something. Anyway, I'm done trying. I've spent all day trying to understand what the issue is. It doesn't make sense. If the issue is that I have to turn off Deep Sleep I have a suggestion for the manufacturer. ... Don't put deep sleep behind some double press key combination. Let us just be able to turn it off and on. If that's the issue you made yourself and your users a pointless headache. I sort of understand the password concern, but I'd also like it to work if reset. That'd kind of go without saying, but apparently it doesn't work after reset. I also tried to give it a new password. This too doesn't work. Which somewhat suggests the issue is that the computer is not communicating with it completely perhaps? I don't know. Conclusion... works until whatever firmware update it wants to have and can't get kills it.

The printer was easy to set up. It prints, both legal and ladder. You just have to go into the menu to select which tray you want to deliver which size. And it’s very fast. I’m very happy with this purchase. It’s a mono, print, laser printer the print quality is as would be expected. The quality of the unit is solid. I haven’t had any paper jams yet and it’s not particularly noisy.

Bought this HLL6210DW to replace the HLL6200DW for my home office. Like the printer. Only gave it 4 stars because the problem with these printers is they last 1.5 to 2 years; then the fuser unit rollers start wrinking the paper; then you find out that to replace the fuser uint costs almost as much as a new printer; so you buy a new printer and junk the old one. Not particularly efficient or environmentally friendly.l

Great printer once I downloaded the drivers and connected with the specific wire needed (not included- that is something they SHOULD INCLUDE!) to my laptop. Brother customer service is great when you find someone actually interested in helping you. The first time when the gal realized I did not already have the necessary cord she practically hung up on me. Told me to come back once I got it (ordered on Amazon for a small price and got the next day). The em second time the guy was extremely helpful and stayed on till all my questions were answered and then he also had me try other things to be certain it worked the. Way I wanted before he hung up. Polar opposites!