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Anyone know of a Brother laser prin

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Anyone know of a Brother laser prin

Anyone know of a Brother laser prin

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Anyone know of a Brother laser printer which can check a gmail mailbox and print anything sent to it?

Client really loves Brother because of refill costs...

RE: Anyone know of a Brother laser prin

Our Brother laser printer was driving me crazy check reviews here. I'm not sure which model it was. When it detects that you are "Out of Toner," however, it refuses to continue printing. This is inconvenient enough, but it's made worse by the fact that it says "out of toner" while there is still toner left. To "detect" the toner level, I had to start using black tape to tape off the windows, but even that wasn't foolproof.

My HP m402 series printer is much better. As the toner warms up, the print gets lighter and lighter on the page, but it continues to print.

RE: Anyone know of a Brother laser prin

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Wow, Thanks for this. What model was that? I like the Brother for home or very light commercial use. Can't remember seeing that so maybe that is in the newer models.

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