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Ирина Савельева
16.11.2024
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- - нет русского языка
Глеб Берестевич
17.11.2024
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Отличное качество принтера.
- - Пока не обнаружил
Ирина Киселева
06.12.2023
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + очень довольна покупкой.
- - недостатков не выявлено
Шмыков Николай Николаевич
19.12.2024
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + печать и скан качественный, поддержка всех видов бумаги
- - шумный некоторые файлы полосят и невозможно прошить на русский
Халилов
06.12.2023
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Удобно подключается через вайфай, с телефона можно дать задачу напечатать. Самоочищается, 3 года краски стоят, не засохли. Качественно печатает фото на фотобумаге.
- - Громоздский софт на пк. Неудобный лоток для бумаги, но компактно зато.
Ирина Р.
08.01.2025
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + хорошее качество печати
- - нет инструкции на русском, только турецкий и английский, не понимаю как пользоваться, принтер выдаёт ошибку, а как исправить сложно разобраться, проблема с возвратом,уже практически10 дней неизвестно,где принтер и когда вернут средства,поэтому лучше приобрести у продавца не на мп.
Игорь Д.
01.05.2025
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + внутренний лоток для бумаги
- - пока не заметил
Сергей С.
11.09.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Хорошо печатает, очень быстрый, цвета насыщенные. Настраивать удобно
- - Не заметил.
Геннадий
20.09.2021
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Цена, удобная заправка без картриджей, просто емкости для чернил. Недорогие расходники: около 1000 за комплект. Заправки хватит больше, чем на год, а то и на 2, если печатать по-немногу...
Константин Киселев
24.11.2021
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- + Недорогие чернила
Удобно заправлять
Надеюсь долго прослужит - - Медленная печать
Медленное распознавание фотографий...
Никита Кузнецов
04.04.2022
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Отличный принтер, соответствует заявленным характеристикам
- - Не выявлено
Greta Golden
05.12.2023
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Хорошая модель
- - Не коннектится с макбуком
Алексей Шубин
09.09.2023
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Экономичность
- - -
Виталий Ч.
09.09.2023
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Качество печати фото
- - нет
Скроменый эксперт
06.08.2019
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Плохая модель
- + Скрытый лоток для бумаги.
ЖК-дисплей.
Самоочистка сопел. Даже раз в неделю сам очищается, если подключен к сети (может ночью напугать).
Невероятно простая заправка чернильниц самостоятельно - даже домохозяйка разберется (у меня мама сама из заправляет шприцем). Никаких чипов и сбросов не нужно.
Чернила и картриджи распространенные.
Хорошая печать фотографий - на 4-ку - однако, это не фотопринтер.
Копирование производит быстро и качественно, одной кнопкой, интерфейс понятен; сканер не проверял. - - Как и на всех струйниках, краска не смывается с пальцев и мажется на бумаге (хотя по...
Андрей У.
23.06.2022
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Отличный МФУ с хорошей скоростью печати. Порадовал автоподатчик сканера, отрабатывает захват очень хорошо...
Наталия Колбина
26.06.2022
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Очень хорошее МФУ для дома. Печатает довольно шустро, через WiFi, хочешь с телефона, хочешь с компьютера...
Скроменый эксперт
05.06.2022
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Быстрая и простая настройка. Стабильность работы . Отлично держит соединение. Быстрая печать . Отлично...
Скроменый эксперт
26.09.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I have been using the DCP-8085dn at home for about 4 weeks and am extremely happy with its performance. I was mainly looking for a decent scanner with duplexing capability to scan the family records we have to PDF (which is a mountain of paper). I was also fed up with inkjet printers because we don't print much and with our past printers, the ink cartridges (usually nearly full) would dry up between printing. The black&white (gray-scale) laser printer does a great job for home use.A great additional feature is the networking capability. Since our home was pre-wired for a home network, although I am new to networking of any kind, I found the installation and setup easy to follow and it went pretty much without a hitch. I have a 2 TB Western Digital network storage device (NAS) attached to the network. We use a router that also offers wireless connections. So now the entire family can print directly to the printer from any device (with a printing capability) connected to the home network. Also, the DCP-8085dn can be set up to scan to a folder on the network. I chose to set up a scans folder on the NAS, so I don't have to use a PC to make a scan. I can walk up to the DCP-8085dn and place a stack of papers in the document feeder, hit a few buttons to access presets that I set up, hit the green start button and walk away. When done I can have image files or PDF's waiting for me in the scans folder.A few notes:(1) Even though it might look like one from the picture, this isn't one of those huge Ricoh or Canon copier/scanners like one might find in an office setting that can scan 100 sheets front and back in a matter of a couple minutes at a decent DPI. It is smaller and slower. But for home use and for the price, I think it's perfectly acceptable.(2) The DCP-8085dn does not have a fax capability. But instead you get full duplex capability when copying, scanning and printing. Since I never send or receive faxes at home, this wasn't even a consideration for me.(3) DUPLEX SCANNING NOTE: ALTHOUGH THE SCANNING GLASS IS LARGE ENOUGH TO SCAN LEGAL DOCUMENTS (8.5" x 14"), WHEN USING THE DOCUMENT FEEDER IN DUPLEX MODE, YOU CAN'T SCAN DOCUMENTS MUCH LARGER THAN LETTER SIZED (8.5" x 11"). IF YOU PLAN TO SCAN A DOCUMENT WITH PAGES LONGER THAN 11", YOU HAVE TWO CHOICES: USE THE DOCUMENT FEEDER BUT ONLY SCAN ONE-SIDED, THEN REDO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOCUMENT ONE-SIDED OR DO IT MANUALLY ON THE FLATBED. THIS WAS ACTUALLY A SLIGHT DISAPPOINTMENT FOR ME, SINCE THE DCP-8085dn CAN HANDLE LENGTHY MULTI-PAGE LEGAL DOCUMENTS WITHOUT A PROBLEM MANUALLY. Although I'm not certain, I suspect that the issue has to do with the available space the document feeder has to flip a page over. Any thing up to 11" in length can be flipped over, but anything longer can't. If you decide to scan a double-sided document one side at a time, you will need software to edit PDF pages to put them in order. This has not been a deal breaker for me, as most documents I have a letter sized or smaller. But it might not be suitable for someone looking to scan loads of legal sized documents.(4) SCAN QUALITY NOTE: ALTHOUGH THE DOCUMENT FEEDER'S QUALITY IS ACCEPTABLE FOR MY ARCHIVING PURPOSES, IT TENDS TO WARP THE IMAGE SLIGHTLY. SCANNED PAGES (VIA THE DOCUMENT FEEDER) TEND TO HAVE A CURVE OR BOW DOWN THE PAGE. IF I WANT A REALLY GOOD SCAN I HAVE TO MANUALLY SCAN USING THE FLATBED. WHEN USING THE FLATBED, I DON'T GET THE SAME ISSUE WITH THE CURVE/BOW. SO, IF YOU NEED AN EXACT COPY WITHOUT DISTORTION, YOU'LL NEED TO MANUALLY SCAN AND NOT USE THE DOCUMENT FEEDER. For my purposes, the convenience of the document feeder outweighs the acceptable slight distortion it produces over standing at that the DCP-8085dn and manually scanning documents.Over all, I am extremely pleased with the DCP-8085dn. I have been using the scanner like crazy working on eliminating that mountain of paper. It's slow progress, but I'm getting there thanks to the DCP-8085dn.I recommend the DCP-8085dn to anyone looking for a home-use scanner with duplexing capabilities (except as noted above). It's a good printer and copier, too. Furthermore, the networking is a bonus that you should take advantage of if you can.
Скроменый эксперт
04.03.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Gillette razor model: practically give the device away, then charge ridiculous prices for the refills. This Brother printer makes the Gillette model look like fair dealing.I'm echoing many other reviewers' reports of the intolerable rate at which cartridges need to be replaced and cartridge usage and replacement is virtually criminal:1. Like other reviewers have stated, even if the black cartridge is full and you specify greyscale just to b/w print, e.g., a short, one page email or something, it's ignored b/c suddenly a new "cyan" or whatever is emtpy. "But it's greyscale, you fool!" you scream at the inanimate device, but to no avail. This can't be by some practical design because some color ink jets only have C/Y/M (no black) then combine all three drops to produce black. Having a dedicated black cartridge is designed to avoid wasting color on black and white. So, because of the way Brother has it, the only conclusion I can draw is that the absent benefit of a dedicated black is intentional to force new ink no matter what.2. Explain to me why Brother is entitled to the prices charged for small, cheap plastic canisters containing a small amount of liquid that likely costs them less than $1.00 apiece to produce, import, package, and distribute.3. Perhaps it wouldn't be so bad if cartridge replacement was a direct function of, oh I don't know, actual printing? Understanding that over time some of the liquid will evaporate, the rate at which the cartridges empty themselves in between prints leaves to no other conclusion than it was designed that way. It's the equivalent of your car's gas tank running dry while it's parked in the garage. I bought mine new 5 years ago and the cycle has gone something like this: buy cartridges, *maybe* run a small print job or two whenever the need arises, but within 6-8 weeks of installing new cartridges, time to buy new ones. Case in point, and why I am writing this, today I printed 8 pages that had black backgrounds on a full tank of black. Guess what? Went to go print page number 9 and black is empty. I even took the printer outside and started rotating it, etc. to see if any ink leaked out because I simply can't account for where that liquid went.I spent around $100 for the device (which included cartridges hence underscoring point #2 above--the device was probably worth about $90 and the cartridges actually $10), but I don't even want to estimate what I've spent on cartridges since then. And I bet I've printed less than 100 sheets in that period. I know because I'm looking at the same ream of paper I bought when I got the device :)Sure, non-OEM ink can be obtained for a fraction of OEM, and they're likely coming from the same overseas assembly lines anyway. But you could quite possibly be risking either lower print quality or damaging the device and I've read ad-hoc reports of each. On the other hand, I've seen non-OEMs in bulk for insanely low prices and just ordered a 4-pack of 4 cartridges for about $8.00[...]. Assuming it doesn't melt the printer and is acceptable, that will be my stop-gap until I can find a reasonably-priced and quality color laser that is obviously NOT from Brother. Sure, non-OEM is MUCH easier on the wallet than OEM, but even if they were free I still don't want this "10 gallons to the mile" piece of crap.Don't get this device and if you already have one, give it away to someone you don't like.
Скроменый эксперт
03.12.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Brother MFC-795CW Inkjet Color Multifunction Centre with Wireless Networking for the Office/Home OfficeThis was purchased on 9-05-12. Although this was delivered within two days, and I praised the supplier, it has consistently failed to produce satisfactory results. My two previous Brother all-in-ones each failed within two years; yet I wasn't smart enough to read the reviews on this model before ordering.Within the first week, photos printed with blurred, wet results. The first three times I attempted to use the fax, they did not go out. I had downloaded updated drivers, followed all Brother suggestions to remedy the problems. Then, in the midst of printing files to edit a book, the black print had "holes" in it. Following all instructions in the manual to correct this - I used 1 FULL CARTRIDGE of black ink before it corrected. Not synchronicisticly enough, I received an e-mail the next day telling me those instructions SHOULD NOT BE FOLLOWED, and, instead, "do this". GREAT. Obviously, Brother was finding flaws in their instruction for remedying the problems with this printer and even extended the warranty an extra year??????Immediately, I then experienced gross misalignment of the print on the page - to the point that I could not read the pages to which I needed to refer in order to complete the edit work.Once more, I followed all the instructions - with absolutely no resolution. I was told it was a "HARDWARE" problem and I should contact Brother International. Well, I attempted to do that; and after THREE attempts with 3-hour "wait times", I gave up today and chose to return it and request a refund from the non-Amazon suppier. I ordered an Epson with excellent reviews, from Staples, which will arrive tomorrow. At least if I have a problem, I can return it to the store 8 miles away.Bottom line....DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY, TIME, SANITY and experience nerve compression from holding on to a phone to try to address the flaws.
Скроменый эксперт
20.10.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
It's apparent from some of the negative comments decrying the limitations of this unit that those commenters didn't bother researching all the features before buying it. I'm not blaming them, because researching any new electronic product is generally a daunting task these days, with manufacturers often releasing incomplete specs and even the "expert" reviewers apparently too busy to dig up the missing info.I bought a used MFC-210C after wasting money on a new Epson and a new HP, both of which had problems like expensive ink and constant paper jams. I researched extensively until I found a great site online that detailed things like ease of use, cost of ink, etc for several models and brands of printers. According to the site, Brother is one of the few (if not the only) company that has released printers whose ink systems weren't designed to milk the consumer to the max. Cheap clone cartridges are available that work fine, and the cartridges are refillable with even cheaper ink if economy is the prime concern. No chips or hidden counters that'll shut your printer down if you try to refill.The manual is barebones, true, especially regarding the scanner features. And the automated features and default selecting options are limited. It seems to be necessary to reset the scanner options (image, OCR, to email) on every scan, which is a little time consuming and annoying if you're scanning a batch.Setting up the printer was a breeze on my Mac Mini. Brother has a GREAT support site compared to some other name brand manufacturers (who should be ashamed of their crappy sites) wherethe drivers and support files are very neatly organized and accessible. It appears to be a very complete list as well.Setting up the scanner was a little trickier, but only because I tried to skip the instructions which required unplugging the printer first. I didn't see how that would matter, but it did. So be sure to FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS - THEY WORK!The printer I bought had apparently been in storage for a year, and the heads were completely clogged with dried ink. I had to run the cleaning utility at least seven times but by then it was clean as a whistle. It prints and scans fast enough for my purposes, but if you need an office warrior to spit out tons of pages every day then you'd probably want a beefier unit designed to take massive abuse. (If so, I'd check out Brother's models first.)I was a little nervous when searching for scanner software that I'd end up having to buy it, because I didn't get the CD software with it. But Brother had everything online for free needed to run this unit, as well as pdf set-up guides and manuals.This is my first Brother and I'm impressed with it and with the company. I used to be a big fan of Epson (still run an old workhouse Stylus 600 on an old Mac I occasionally use) and I've owned HP and Canon printers. I went with a used one this time because past experiences made me leery of paying full price on a new printer that I might hate. If Brother stays as user friendly and ungreedy as they are now, I'll stick with their products when I upgrade to a brand new one.
Скроменый эксперт
24.09.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Cons:This machine is made of plastic, tears of stillborn babies, the hatred from condemed criminals, some metal, and the combined madness of a buring lunatic asylum. It has been sent here to Earth, to hasten the apocolypse.It starts off working fine. It has good print quality, you can print wirelessly, and do many functions, but that is how the Devil lures you in...with false hope based on nothing but lies.Your innocence, and love of humanity becomes shattered the second you run out of any one color of ink. Which, as this infernal machine is designed, will be all of them. At once. See, unless you are actively printing lots of color pages and actualy using that ink, it just sits there. Well sitting ink doesn't put money in the bank of Brother. So it expires. When did ink become like milk? Well, it didn't. But according to brother, their cartridges expire (I.E. stop working for no f-n reason what so ever) so as that you don't run 'old' ink through your machine and cause some sort of industrial accident of biblical proportions.Now in order to stop your printer from printing without a certian shade of color (Can you imagine what would happen if your picture of flowers came out yellowish instead of the deep blue it should be? Thousands of lives could be lost), the machine shuts down. Compleatly. No color printing. Sort of makes sense, so you should just switch to black and white, right? Not according to brother. See, if you tried printing an image in black and white with an empty color cartrige, the machine might suck empty air from the cartidge and cause some sort embolism, which in turn could possibly cause your printer to explode, (since, you know, air is harmful to printers) and we certianly don't want that.So NO printing what so ever once you run out of a color. None. Just like how you can't start your car if the windshield washer fluid is empty. It's for your safety. God help you if you got air mixed in with ink. You accidently get the correct air/ink ratio, and that stuff is worse than thermite.But what else? Oh yeah. No scanning. No scanning because you are out of an ink color. And no faxes. Can't send a fax down the phone line if you don't have the ink to make the image on the distant end, right? Your printer pretty much turns into a brick once that cartrige empties. "Only replace the cartriges you need to"? Well thats not so much a feature as it is common sense. It's like a dentist who says "I am only going to drill the teeth that have cavities...Those other ones don't need fillings, so I won't do it" Medical science has come so far! Of course you only replace cartriges that you need to. Only brother can take common knowledge and call it a feature.This machine is straight from hell, and should never be bought if you value your soul.Pros: You can buy another one of these accursed machines for less than the price of buying all brand new ink cartriges. Out of ink? Toss that sack of crap in the trash, and get a new one. You'll save money. Or better yet buy something that is not a brother printer.
Скроменый эксперт
23.06.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've had this printer for about 2 years now and I almost love it. Easy to operate and cheap ink can be bought on-line. BUT, like many other owners of various Brother models, I began to experience 'Low Ink' messages when the cartridges were still somewhat full, and then 'No Cartridge' messages when I inserted brand new Brother Innobella cartridges. Very frustrating because the printer essentially won't print when these incorrect messages persist. So here's what you need to know...Most ink jet printers, like this model, use electronic sensors to monitor ink quantity inside the cartridges. These somehow monitor the ink levels thru a clear tab or window on the cartridge. The problem is two-fold. First, the sensors are mounted rather high in order give you lots of lead time to order a new cartridge. And secondly, the sensors on Brother models frequently malfunction - and when that happens the machine won't clear the error messages and may refuse to print anything. Very frustrating, especially if you just bought new cartridges hoping to solve the problem.After scouring online for solutions, I have compiled the best options below. Start with simple fixes first and work your way up to the more drastic ones if they fail. But definitely don't toss your printer in a landfill until you've tried these. One note: most of these solutions essentially override the ink sensors, so its very important that you check your cartridges once in a while because if you run the machine with no ink in any of the cartridges it can cause permanent damage to the printer. OK, so here ya go:1) Turn off and unplug your machine several times. This may help the machine reset itself.2) Cover the tab or windows on your cartridges with black tape - there are lots of posts online on how to do this, its very simple and seems to work for many owners.3) Turn off the sensors altogether. This can be done by using the key pad on the printer to access its operating system - there are a few good posts online on how to do this and many Brother models of similar age share the same operating systems, so find a post that matches your machine somewhat closely. The process is a little cryptic but does work for some models.4) When all else fails, take a pliers and simply remove the sensors. This drastic step was the only solution that worked for my 465CN, but its been a month since I did it and I am glad to report no problems at all. If you take this risky step, be sure to unplug the machine to protect it and you from electric shock. Then use a needle nose (pointy) pliers and gently tug off the black U-shaped sensors mounted on the back wall inside each ink cartridge compartment. They pop right off and I think they are just coverings, because underneath each I found two small white plastic cubes. I tugged all of those off too and used a small wire snips to clip the wires back that had been connected to them. I think removing these little wired components is critical - removing only their black coverings didn't seem to have much benefit in my testing. Put the ink cartridges back in and turn on the machine to restart.Hope this help - Good luck!
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