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Brother MFC-9450CDN

Brother MFC-9450CDN
alaScore 84

47 reviews

Apr, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 47 reviews of Brother MFC-9450CDN. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People are impressed by the print quality and multifunction. The price and usability also get good opinions, whereas views are divided on the paper handling.

performance, usability, price, multifunction, print quality

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Brother MFC-9450CDN is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 84/100 = Very good quality.

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Consumer review (amazon.co.uk)

Amazon.co.uk review summary for Brother MFC-9450CDN

 

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Brother MFC-9450CDN from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk. Reviewers are impressed by the usability and performance.

price, performance, usability

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

Apr, 2024

Expert review by : Susan Silvius (pcworld.com)

MFC-9450CDN

 

Brother's MFC-9450CDN color laser multifunction printer juggles speed, features, output quality, and design well enough to be a worthy choice for most small offices or small workgroups. The only people it is likely to disappoint are those who need...

Fast; low purchase price Autoduplexing included

Pale, yellowish color prints Lack of detail in color scans

Brother's MFC-9450CDN offers speed, features, and economy along with tolerable shortcomings. It's well worth considering for a small office that doesn't need high-quality color graphics

Apr, 2009

Expert review by : John Breeden II (gcn.com)

Brother MFC-9450CDN

 

The 9450 prints flawless text, and can be trusted to print your best text documents, even those enhanced with spot color or graphics.

Jan, 2009

Expert review by : Susan Silvius (goodgearguide.com.au)

Brother MFC-9450CDN colour laser MFP

 

Brother produces another good quality colour laser multifunction printer.

Fast, low purchase price, autoduplexing included

Pale color prints, Lack of detail in color scans

Brother's MFC-9450CDN offers speed, features, and economy along with tolerable shortcomings. It's well worth considering for a small office that doesn't need high-quality colour graphics.

Apr, 2009

Expert review by : Susan Silvius (techadvisor.co.uk)

Brother MFC-9450CDN review

 

The only people the Brother MFC-9450CDN is likely to disappoint are those who need sophisticated colour imaging.

The Brother MFC-9450CDN offers speed, features, and economy along with tolerable shortcomings. It's well worth considering for a small office that doesn't need high-quality colour graphics.

Apr, 2009

Expert review by : Techworld (techworld.com)

Brother MFC-9450CDN printer

 

The Brother MFC-9450CDN offers speed, features, and economy along with tolerable shortcomings. It's well worth considering for a small office that doesn't need high-quality colour graphics.

Apr, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Great Printer

 

Owned this just over a year. No trouble to speak of. Prints fast, prints good color, nice it has a toner save option (use this most of the time). Double sided printing is great, interaction with computers for scanning is cool. More features than I've used

Software suite's interface is a little heavy and non-standard, but it works

Aug, 2010

Consumer review (newegg.com)

Can not be installed on a print server

 

Do not purchase if you want to install on Windows 2003 Server. This devise has it's own internal print server and some of the most important settings can not be managed via the print server with out installing all the software on every individual...

Has a lot of functionality if you don't need advanced settings

We use a Windows 2003 print server to manage all printers at my location. This device was purchased because it had the ability to be networked serving multiple purposes, i.e. it can be kept in a secure location for specific people to print to. The...

May, 2010

Consumer review (newegg.com)

No Duplexing for scanning, faxing or copies

 

The scan to ftp works best with my Samba file servers. I setup two windows 7 64 bit stations with what came with the printer then downloaded the updated full windows 7 (64bit) drivers, the scan to PC feature would work for a while then stop, with the...

Supports windows 7, duplex printing is nice, the output quality and speed are a big improvement over my decade old Tektronix phase 550 that recently died ; The non duplex ADF is not bad, I ran through some random stuff to test it out and it was 40...

After printing my 7th page, I got an error about "No Waste Toner ; To get to the perfectly brand new waste toner, I had to remove the two removable parts above it, the Belt and Drum Units, 3 times to clear out this bogus error message, plus several...

Dec, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

A winner on all points

 

Came to this machine reluctant and skeptic from really bad experience with bottom-of-line Brother mono laser MFC (7820N), which did nothing well (setup, network operations--print, fax, copy--all). But other users & reviews pushed me, Newegg's sale...

Points: easy install (and my network is complex and Norton-walled), well-documented setup that covers most all bases

Not really a con, but a caution: most color lasers are heavy; this one's no exception (75 lbs)

Sep, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

True Network Scanning!!

 

I am buying another for a diff workgroup in my company right now actually.

The basic stuff is all good. Prints swell, faxes swell. But the thing I really like about this MFC, is it lets you scan from an IP. Meaning the scanning function works over, uses TCP/IP. Not the usb like most of these MFC's, or conversely installing...

None. I have had tremendous success with Brother machines over the years (I am an IT sysadmin/Mgr.) Don't know why more printer companies don't do this scan over IP

Jun, 2009

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