Consider our mid-range option, the Brother MFC-J4335DW, for households with a moderate print load but a variety of needs. With a set of full cartridges, this all-in-one inkjet machine can produce up to 2,200 black and 800 color pages; XL high-yield cartridges are available for even longer-lasting use. Although its page yield is quite excellent for a more traditional cartridge-based printer, it will never be able to match the cost-per-print or page yield of a supertank printer. Although it doesn’t offer the biggest color gamut or the best color accuracy, it nonetheless produces high-quality black and color papers, and printed images seem quite detailed and are suitable for usage at home.
It takes very little time to initialize and print one page, and it can produce up to 17 black or 15 color pages per minute for lengthy projects. Although the scanner’s automated feeder can process up to 20 pages per minute, duplex scanning is not supported, thus you will need to manually scan double-sided papers. The Brother MFC-J4535DW version is available if you require Ethernet connectivity or NFC capability; however, the cost will be higher. A bigger touch-sensitive display and an extra 250-sheet input tray are also included in the price increase.
A color inkjet printer that does everything in one place is the Brother MFC-J4335DW. It works with Brother’s LC406 ink cartridges and has a four-cartridge system. It is compatible with Brother’s MobileConnect smartphone software, supports Mopria Print Service and Apple AirPrint, and is USB and Wi-Fi enabled. Although the scanner has an automated feeder and an 8.5″ x 11″ flatbed, duplex scanning is not supported.
The Brother MFC-J4535DW is a variation of this printer. It features a larger touch-sensitive display, an extra 250-sheet input tray, and more connectivity options like Ethernet, NFC, and USB flash drive support. The Brother MFC-J4345DW XL, which is available only at Costco, is the same model as the MFC-J4335DW but includes extra, longer-lasting XL ink cartridges.