Brother MFC-9320CW

usability, performance

value for money

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, performance, value for money, print quality, paper handling

reliability

80% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Wi-Fi connectivity ; Low purchase price

Very slow printing plain text ; Color toner is a little expensive

Wi-Fi is included in the bargain pricing, but the trade-offs are sedate print speeds and mediocre graphics quality.

Fast. Prints, scans, and faxes over a network. Standalone copier and fax. Reasonably high- quality color graphics. Ethernet and WiFi

Limited paper capacity. No duplexer (for printing on both sides of a page)

The Brother MFC-9320CW comes up short on paper handling, but it offers fast color printing as well as scanning, faxing, and copying.

WIFI ; Compact design ; USB direct print ; Hard copy of user guide

Manual duplexing ; Weird toner error

My biggest concern is about the low toner error message; I’ve never had anything like that happen when reviewing a laser or LED printer. It didn't seem to be a problem after I followed the instructions but it definitely gave me pause

Prints fast; excellent text-print quality; Wi-Fi, PictBridge connectivity

Higher-than-average print costs; small, text-only LCD; limited paper-tray capacity

The Brother MFC-9320cw offers solid performance, excellent quality printed text, and a good mix of business-oriented features. While it's no bargain—either for the purchase price or the price of the consumables—it could be a good choice overall for an...

Small footprint, easy Wi-Fi setup, direct print from USB flash drives

No automatic duplexing, control panel can be frustrating, some colour print quality issues

LED printing technology isn't revolutionary, but, as the MFC-9320CW shows, it offers advantages in both initial cost and size. This reasonably priced multifunction will print good quality documents quickly, though it doesn't have the simplest control...

A wireless setup wizard is provided, but is a bit long-winded, as you have to enter the WEP passcode using the machine's number pad. Drivers are supplied for Windows, OS X and Linux, via CUPS. The Windows drivers are host-based, so don't explicitly...

Although the Brother MFC-9320CW's LED technology isn't a selling point in and of itself, the lower initial price point and good text quality make this colour multifunction a good option.

I liked the unit and it responds well even in a cupboard of course you still have to go and collect the output (this can be set securely for a multiple user environment) by only moan is the weight still you don’t normally move it about

Small footprint; easy WiFi setup; direct printing from USB flash drives

No automatic duplexing; control panel can be frustrating; some colour print quality issues

Although the Brother MFC-9320CW’s LED technology isn’t a selling point in and of itself, the lower initial price point and good text quality make this colour multifunction a good option.

This is a well-designed, small office or workgroup multifunction machine with flexible fax and the convenience of a wireless network connection. Its LED print engine produces high quality output, particularly for photographic content, and both speed...