Is the Brother MFC J875dw the same printer as the Brother MFC J870dw? If not ...what's the difference between the two?
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The Brother Electronics website does not list any relevant differences between the two models in price or features. The 875DW model is more widely found in retail stores such as Best Buy whereas the 870DW is not. Best Buy has had the 875DW on sale in February 2014 for $99 (50 dollar savings from it's usual price).
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The difference is that the J875 is carried by Bust Buy so that they do not have to price match with other retailers (who carry the J870).
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HiI am using a Brother right now and it is working great. It is a wireless computer and it works like a charm. It is along the lines of a Brother MFG-J270W. The Epson worked well and was easy to set up but I havent used it extensively for wireless connectivity. I use it for connected. I will check it out though and let you know. The brother has always worked and is easy to use though.
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I have a mfc-j825dw and it works on this printer, the lever tool is touchy.
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http://www.brother-usa.com/supplies/accessorylist.aspx?Model=MFC8810DW#.VRNahfzF-Sp
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I don't know why Amazon's page for this toner TN750 says it will not work with the MFC 8710DW printer. That is exactly the printer I bought from Amazon over a year ago and I bought the TN750 cartridge at the time because I assumed the cartridge that came with the printer wouldn't last very long. I was right. I replaced the cartridge that came with the printer with the TN750 and it works fine. I also noted that when you open the door to replace the toner cartridge, Brother even states that you should use either the TN720 or the TN750.
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The MFC 9810DW is sold with the lower capacity toner cartridge which I think was the TN720. The print quality is very good. I recall the TN720 only produced about 2,000 printed pages of mostly text when it ran out of toner; which is less than its rated life. The TN750 I have is still going strong after over 8.000 pages. I picked the MFC8910DW for its automatic dual sided scanning and do much more scanning than printing to unload file cabinets.
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My Brother printer MFCJ425W is set up by cable to print from my Mac running OS X and I can print wirelessly to it from my PC running System 7. It works great on both computers. I can also print wirelessly from my android phone. The printer does not print on both sides automatically. If the printer stops working, reboot the computer that it is connected to.
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I use a Brother J825DW, a multifunction, wireless printer that is relatively cheap right here on Amazon. The quality, even when printing to discs, is exceptionally good. After using this printer at home for a few months, I replaced all the printers at work with the same model. Being able to replace each color ink cartridge individually was a huge, huge plus!
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NO. I have MFC-J870DW. I was directed to this cartridge from a search for my printer. It does not fit!
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This model is network capable, it can be connected by cable to a wireless router which would then provide wireless access to the printer by other computers in your network. MF4570dw is the wireless model of this printer.
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They changed the housing slightly, you need these http://www.amazon.com/E-Z-Ink-Replacement-MFC-J6510DW-MFC-J6710DW/dp/B00KGHKXFY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430885656&sr=8-1&keywords=brother+825dw+ink
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The LC101 package states that page yield information can be obtained from: www.brother.com/pageyield. My printer, the MFC-J870DW, is not listed on that link. You can contact Brother support if you still can't find the information for your printer.
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Sorry, but I really don't know much about Epson All-in-Printers; however, I can say that I am happy with the performance of my Brother MFCJ6910DW for my business needs.
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Deena,Yes it should be compatible, it is listed in the specs sheet here:http://welcome.brother.com/sg-en/products-services/multi-function-centres/mfc-j430w.tab2.htmlScroll down to "software".If you have problems, you can refer to this:http://www.brother-usa.com/FAQs/Solution.aspx?FAQID=200000028989&I have not used my printer on Mac, only Linux(Ubuntu) and Windows, but I think it should work just fine on MAC.
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Here's another "thank you" for the information. I just received my new Brother MFC-9840CDW and bought the recommended SODIMM from OEMPCWorld. Everything worked fine, right out of the box. Fantastic!
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Ihave the MFC-J875DW and I have to print side 1 and then turn printed side of the new printed page 180* and put it in the print tray with print side up and the printer will print on both sides,-- but make sure you put side 2 of the needed copy into feeder to scan and print to the paper side 2.
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Only if it has a chip...and i have found that the MFC-870-DW is very moody toward non brother cartridges..some work and some don't ..50/50.