These are the best Prime Day printer deals our editors have found so far, with models from HP, Canon and Brother up to 42% ...

CR has evaluated thousands of models for text quality, graphics quality, and ink usage. These options from Brother, Canon, and Epson rise to the top.Our testers report that laser printers, ...

No Ink Subscription Nonsense: Brother isn’t aggressively pushing you into a subscription model where your printer stops working if you cancel. You buy toner when you need it, which won’t be often.

Security researchers at Rapid7 recently reported eight vulnerabilities affecting over 689 printers, scanners, and label ...

For what it’s worth, an Ars staffer has been successfully using their Brother HL-2270DW laser printer with v4ink-brand toner, but their device doesn't receive automatic updates.

According to Rossmann, Brother has quietly dispatched firmware updates to block certain printer features, such as color ...

Brother printers had been lauded before for their compatibility with non-OEM toner cartridges, setting them apart from brands like HP. However, recent firmware updates have deliberately degraded ...

Reader offer: Get 10% off on Brother Wireless HL-L2460DWF Laser Printer. This brand-new printer from Brother includes up to 1 year of toner with a refresh subscription meaning you never run out of it.

Replacement toner cartridges for this printer are cost effective, especially the high-yield TN830XL (TN2510XL) cartridge, which gives you 3,000 pages for a cost of US$152 (£96). That’s a pretty ...

Brother ships the HL-L3280CDW with the toner cartridges inside the printer, but they must be removed to uncap the ends and replaced before use. That only takes a moment.

Brother offers a toner subscription service, where, for a monthly fee ranging from $3.49 to $25, depending on how much you print, Brother will send you new toner when the printer signals that it ...

That one Brother laser printer everybody loves is just $90 today This black-and-white printer lasts forever, accepts generic toner cartridges, and prints over Wi-Fi. By Michael Crider ...