Brother DCP 8025D

Brother DCP 145C

This is a super easy multi-tasking printer. It's not flashy but it does the job without any gimicks. it's a printer, scanner and photocopier in one. it has an little lcd screen which has step by step instructions on on to operate. the down side to the lcd screen is that it is a bit small and doesnt light up making it difficult to read ...

Brother DCP 135C

is on the left had side of the printer, I had to cut a hole out the side of my desk to get around this problem! I purchased my Brother DCP -135 for about £30 in January 2009. It came with the ink I needed which lasted about 6 months, It lasted quite a long time for the amount of print outs I made. I had to purchase more ink 2 months ago, it cost me £40 from Staples. If Argos had still been stocking the printer for £30 I would have gone and bought another purely for the ink it came with. It seems stupid that the ink is more expensive than the printer itself. When I need to purchase more ink I am thinking of either refilling the cartridges I have now or buying some ...

Brother DCP 130C

My dad bought this as the family printer, no doubt with saving money in mind. It took a while to set up because it doesn't come with a usb cable that is essential for it's use. but other then that it is pretty straight forward, you just plug it in and install the software. this is an okay printer not very special at all, the print quality is okay for just plain text documents. But the moment you start Printing things with colour you'll notice how dull it all comes out. photo printing however (on photo inkjet paper) is surprisingly not bad. Scanning anything with this printer is absolutely abysmal, everything just comes out blurry even simple black and white ...