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There's no question that the Brother MFC-J870DW has a host of excellent features including optical-disc direct printing and touchscreen controls. While it showcases NFC capability this will be of limited appeal. Wireless photo print speeds are very disapp...
Attractive price, Compact, Good output quality, Reasonable ink cost
No automatic duplexing on ADF, Under-saturated photos on plain paper, Small-capacity paper tray, Slow copying
Brother doesn't target any of its printers or MFPs for the home or consumer market – the MFC-J870DW we tested is marketed as a device for small businesses. But the same features and functionality that make the MFC-J870DW attractive to a small business –...
SD, MemoryStick and front USB sockets, Separate photo tray, 20 sheet ADF
Photo tray manual operation, Plain paper print a little blurred, Very slow photo prints
Brother MFC-J870DW - Print Speeds Brother claims ISO speeds for the MFC-J870DW of 12ppm for black print and 10ppm for colour. Our 5-page text print gave 7.5ppm in normal print and 9.4ppm in draft mode. This increased to 10.2ppm for normal print on the lon...
Goodlooking printouts and photos, Solid performance (printing, scanning, copying and faxing), Prints wirelessly via WiFi, AirPrint or NFC (Near Field Communication), Autoduplexing, Great company reputation and twoyear warranty
100sheet paper tray isn't for highvolume users
An inkjet all-in-one printer that won't waste ink and is actually reliable: The Brother MFC-J870DW wows experts and owners simply by doing its job without fuss. The paper tray only holds 100 sheets, but that's fine for personal or home-office use. Printou...
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Published: 2013-09-27, Author: M. , review by: pcmag.com
Prints, scans, copies, faxes. Prints on printable optical discs. Features Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and NFC (near field communication).
Low-paper capacity (100 sheets plus a 4-by-6 photo paper tray)
A potentially great fit for a micro or home office, and packed with MFP features, the Brother MFC-J870DW inkjet MFP can print from a near field communications (NFC) capable phone....
Strong performance for the price, CD labeling, Support for NFC, High-tech, attractive appearance, Easy-to-use control panel
High cost per page, ADF does not support auto-duplexing, Physical interfaces are located in unusual spot
A capable small-office inkjet AIO with the unusual bonus of NFC support, this midrange model prints well and is speedier than most like-priced competitors. (Pricey ink and the lack of an auto-duplexing ADF partly offset these strengths, however.) ...
