Brother MFC-L2900DW Review: A Reliable Budget Laser Printer for Home & Office

In the world of home office and small business tech, finding a reliable all-in-one printer can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. That too, does not break the bank.  Enter the Brother MFC-L2900DW  is a compact monochrome laser printer designed to streamline your daily printing, scanning, copying, and faxing needs with efficiency and ease.

Having had the chance to set up and test the MFC-L2900DW over the past few weeks, I was genuinely impressed by its balance of performance and practicality. It’s seamless wireless printing to crisp impressed me. Further, it has clear text output. It delivers exactly what you would expect from a trusted brand like Brother, and a little more.

This model is tailor-made for home offices, freelancers, students, and small business owners who need a fast, no-fuss printing solution without high operational costs. If you are printing invoices, assignments, or official documents, the MFC-L2900DW manages the workload without missing a beat.

Brother MFC-L2900DW Quick Specs Overview

Let us dive deeper into performance and features. Here is a snapshot of what the Brother MFC-L2900DW brings to the table. This compact multifunction printer is built with efficiency and productivity in mind.  Brother MFC-L2900DW is a strong contender in its class.

Here follows a complete technical snapshot of the Brother MFC-L2900DW. GadgetReviewed covers everything from speed to software compatibility — all in one place.

Feature	Specification
Print Technology	Electrophotographic monochrome laser
Functionality	Print, Copy, Scan, Fax
Processor Speed	600 MHz
Memory	64 MB
Print Speed	Up to 32 pages per minute (ppm)
Print Resolution	Up to 600 x 600 dpi (HQ1200 up to 2400 x 600 dpi equivalent)
Duplex Printing	Automatic two-sided printing
First Print-Out Time	Less than 8.5 seconds
Connectivity Options	Wi-Fi, Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Mobile Printing (AirPrint, Mopria, Brother iPrint&Scan)
Display	2-line LCD display
Paper Input Capacity	250-sheet adjustable paper tray + manual feed slot
Output Capacity	120-sheet face-down output tray
Supported Paper Sizes	A4, Letter, Legal, Executive, A5, A6, B5, B6, envelopes
Monthly Duty Cycle	Up to 15,000 pages (Recommended: 250 to 2,000 pages)
Scanner Type	Flatbed and ADF (Automatic Document Feeder)
ADF Capacity	35 sheets
Scan Resolution	Optical: 600 x 1200 dpi, Interpolated: up to 19200 x 19200 dpi
Copy Resolution	600 x 600 dpi
Fax Modem Speed	33.6 Kbps
Compatible Operating Systems	Windows, macOS, Linux
Mobile Printing Support	Apple AirPrint, Mopria, Brother iPrint&Scan, Wi-Fi Direct
Toner Cartridge	Brother TN-B021 (Standard) and TN-B021XL (High-Yield)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	410 x 398.5 x 272 mm
Weight	11.8 kg (approx.)
Noise Level	Printing: ~50 dB(A), Quiet Mode available

Design and Build Quality

At first glance, the Brother MFC-L2900DW makes a strong impression with its sleek, utilitarian design. It does not try to be flashy. That is a good thing. This printer is all about function over frills. And it shows in its compact and thoughtfully engineered structure.

Compactness

It is a 4-in-1 printer that can print, scan, copy, and fax. Despite being a 4-in-1 multifunction printer the MFC-L2900DW manages to stay surprisingly compact. It measures approximately 410 x 398.5 x 272 mm. It fits comfortably on most desks or shelves without hogging space. It is ideal for home offices or small workspaces where every inch matters.

If you are placing it beside your desktop setup or in a small office nook then its footprint will not overwhelm your workstation.

Build Materials

Brother has gone with a sturdy matte plastic construction that feels solid and durable. It is built to handle consistent use. This is the kind of device you can trust to run for years without showing signs of fatigue. The material does not attract fingerprints easily. It feels robust enough to endure frequent handling around the paper tray and scanner lid.

User Interface (Screen & Buttons)

The control panel features a simple 2-line LCD display accompanied by a set of tactile physical buttons. It is not a touchscreen. However, that is not a deal-breaker. The buttons are responsive and intuitive. They are with clearly labeled functions for copying, scanning, faxing, and navigating settings.

Navigating through menus may feel a bit dated compared to a color touchscreen on premium models. However, once you get the hang of it, everything is straightforward and functional.

Setup Process

Setting up the MFC-L2900DW is refreshingly hassle-free. Brother includes a step-by-step guide (both in print and digital form) to help you get started. Here is what to expect:

• Unboxing is clean and efficient — the printer comes well-packaged with minimal assembly required.
• Loading toner and paper is easy. Thanks to well-designed compartments and clear labeling.
• The Wi-Fi setup is smooth. You can either use the control panel or the Brother IPrint&Scan app to connect the printer to your network.
• Driver installation is straightforward on both Windows and macOS. Users can plug in via USB or connect wirelessly and you are good to go.

In short, the Brother MFC-L2900DW scores high on practicality and durability. It may not turn heads visually, but it is clearly designed to get the job done reliably. And for most users, that is what truly matters.

Design and Build Quality

When reviewing a multifunction printer. The performance is only part of the equation. Design, durability, and ease of use play an equally important role if you plan to use the device daily. The Brother MFC-L2900DW strikes a fine balance between minimalism and practical engineering. That makes it one of the most user-friendly laser printers in its category.

Compactness: Small Footprint, Big Utility

Despite being a full-featured 4-in-1 device — printing, scanning, copying, and faxing — the Brother MFC-L2900DW is remarkably compact. Its dimensions are roughly 410 mm (W) x 398.5 mm (D) x 272 mm (H). Its minimal dimension allows it to sit comfortably on a regular office desk, side shelf, or even a shared workspace corner.

This is particularly beneficial for home users, freelancers, and small businesses who often juggle multiple devices in tight spaces. Its compact design does not sacrifice functionality.  All trays, buttons, and ports are easily accessible from the front or top.

Build Materials: Solid and Purposeful

Brother did not cut corners with the materials. The printer is housed in a high-quality matte-finish plastic shell that resists fingerprints and minor scratches. The outer chassis feels tough and durable, while internal components like the scanner lid and paper trays offer a reassuring sturdiness when operated.

Unlike cheaper printers that often feel flimsy or creaky, the MFC-L2900DW gives off a solid, professional feel. That one instills confidence in its long-term reliability.

User Interface: Straightforward and Reliable

The control panel is designed for practical functionality over flair. It features a 2-line monochrome LCD display. The LCD display is paired with clearly labeled buttons. These allow for direct access to key functions like copy, scan, fax, Wi-Fi settings, and menu navigation.

The lack of a color touchscreen might disappoint some. However, the physical buttons offer a tactile, quick-response feel, which many users still prefer in environments where gloved or rough handling is common.

Menu navigation is intuitive once you get used to the button layout. If you are initiating a wireless setup, adjusting print settings, or managing scanning options then the screen provides sufficient guidance. Besides, the operations rarely require more than a few button presses.

Setup Process: Beginner-Friendly Experience

One of the standout aspects of the Brother MFC-L2900DW is how seamless the initial setup is — even for non-tech-savvy users.

Here is how the setup process typically unfolds:

• Unboxing and Assembly: The printer arrives well-packaged with protective seals and simple visuals showing how to get started. You will only need a few minutes to remove the packaging materials and install the toner cartridge (already included in the box).
• Toner & Paper Loading: Installing the toner and loading paper is intuitive.  Both of the trays are clearly marked.  The manual feed slot gives flexibility for printing on envelopes or custom sizes.
• Wireless Setup: Connecting to Wi-Fi is painless. You can do it via the LCD screen using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) or manually enter your credentials. Alternatively, you can use the Brother iPrint&Scan mobile app or driver software on your PC to walk you through the process.
• Driver Installation: On both Windows and macOS, the drivers install smoothly. The software automatically detects the printer once it is connected. Brother’s setup wizard helps streamline the process with minimal user input.

Within 15–20 minutes, you will be ready to print wirelessly from your laptop, phone, or tablet.

Real-World User Experience

From a user standpoint, the MFC-L2900DW’s design is geared toward convenience:

• The adjustable paper tray easily switches between A4, Letter, Legal, and smaller sizes.
• The manual feed slot is a bonus when dealing with thick paper or specialty documents.
• The automatic document feeder (ADF) on top lets you scan or copy multi-page documents efficiently.  No more flipping pages manually!
• The overall low noise profile and “Quiet Mode” option make it suitable for shared or quiet environments like libraries or bedrooms converted into home offices.

Verdict on Design

In terms of design and build, the Brother MFC-L2900DW hits all the right notes for its target audience. It is compact, durable, and easy to operate. In addition, it is easy to do the quick setup. It has not won any design awards for aesthetics. However, its no-nonsense approach to usability is exactly what most users look for in a dependable office companion.

Brother MFC-L2900DW Performance

When it comes to multifunction printers, real-world performance is often the make-or-break factor. The Brother MFC-L2900DW delivers solidly in this department. It provides a smooth, fast, and reliable experience for both casual and office-level usage. Let us break it down into its key aspects:

Print Quality

For a monochrome laser printer, the Brother MFC-L2900DW handles a variety of printing tasks with impressive consistency.

• Text: This is where the printer truly excels. Text documents come out razor-sharp. The texts are with deep blacks and excellent contrast, even at smaller font sizes. If you are printing invoices, academic notes, or reports then the clarity is top-notch.
• Grayscale Graphics: Charts, logos, and infographics in black-and-white render cleanly. The gradients are smooth, and there is minimal banding or distortion. However, it is not meant for heavy-duty graphic design work. It handles office presentations and greyscale images very capably.
• Photos: Being a mono printer, photo reproduction is limited in scope. That said black-and-white photos come out with decent detail and contrast — ideal for ID documents, passport copies, and occasional grayscale snapshots. But if you need rich photo printing, a color inkjet would be a better fit.

Verdict: Perfect for text-heavy work and occasional grayscale images. It is very crisp, professional, and highly legible.

Print Speed: Real-World vs. Claimed

Brother claims a print speed of up to 30 pages per minute (ppm). Impressively, the real-world performance is not far off.

• Text documents (5–10 pages): Prints at ~27–29 ppm.
• First-page-out time: Around 8 to 10 seconds from idle mode.
• Complex layouts or images: Slight slowdown to ~22–24 ppm depending on the file.

Even large print jobs are handled swiftly and without a noticeable slowdown. That makes it ideal for small businesses, schools, and home offices that regularly deal with bulk printing.

Duplexing Efficiency

Automatic duplex (double-sided) printing is one of the highlights of this model. It performs it smoothly and intelligently.

• Speed: Slightly slower than single-sided (around 15–16 ppm on average). However, it is still efficient for routine tasks.
• Paper alignment: Accurate and consistent.  No misalignment or ghosting issues even on multiple pages.
• Paper jams: Virtually none during testing. That speaks volumes about the reliability of the duplex mechanism.

For anyone who prints reports, assignments, or booklets regularly, this feature is a major time and paper saver.

Noise Levels

This might surprise you! MFC-L2900DW laser printer is fairly quiet.

• Normal Mode: Produces a low humming sound while printing. But it is not disruptive — even in quiet environments.
• Quiet Mode (configurable): Further reduces operational noise. Though it slows down printing slightly.
• Startup and warm-up: Emits a short motor whir. But it is over in seconds.

This makes the printer ideal for bedroom offices, shared workspaces, or late-night printing without disturbing others.

Summary of Performance

Feature	Rating (★ out of 5)	Notes
Text Print Quality	★★★★★	Sharp and professional-grade output
Grayscale Graphics	★★★★☆	Good for basic business graphics
Print Speed	★★★★☆	Fast and close to advertised speeds.
Duplexing	★★★★★	Efficient and jam-free
Noise Levels	★★★★☆	Quiet operation with optional Quiet Mode

Overall, the Brother MFC-L2900DW proves itself as a workhorse printer that delivers where it counts — speed, clarity, and reliability. It is particularly well-suited for users who handle a high volume of documents. We appreciate quiet operation and demand minimal fuss.

Connectivity and Compatibility

One of the standout features of the Brother MFC-L2900DW is how seamlessly it integrates with various devices and platforms. If you are printing from your desktop, laptop, or smartphone, the printer offers a smooth, modern experience. There are no tech headaches involved.

Wi-Fi Setup: Quick and Hassle-Free

Setting up the printer’s Wi-Fi connection is straightforward. It can be done even for non-tech-savvy users.

• Via Control Panel: Use the built-in navigation buttons to access the network settings and connect to your Wi-Fi. You can manually enter your SSID and password or use WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) for instant pairing with compatible routers.
• Using Software: The Brother setup wizard (for Windows/macOS) also walks you through the wireless configuration with visual prompts. It detects the printer and sets everything up with minimal manual effort.
• Wi-Fi Direct: Do not have a router nearby? No worries — the MFC-L2900DW supports Wi-Fi Direct. It allows devices to connect directly to the printer without a network in between.

Real-World Note: The wireless connection remains stable. There are no frequent drops or interruptions during printing. That too, even when shared between multiple users on the same network.

Mobile Printing: Print On-the-Go

If you are working from your phone or tablet, the Brother MFC-L2900DW offers robust support for mobile printing. It covers all major platforms:

• AirPrint (iOS): Instantly detects the printer on iPhones and iPads. No extra app installation is needed.
• Mopria (Android): Works natively with Android devices. You need just to tap “Print” in any app and select your Brother printer.
• Brother iPrint&Scan App (iOS/Android): A free app that lets you print, scan, and manage documents directly from your mobile device. You can also check toner levels and troubleshoot issues from the app itself.

Bonus: The app also supports cloud printing and scanning with services like Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive. That is a big plus for remote workers or students.

OS Compatibility: Broad and Reliable

Brother ensures compatibility across major operating systems. That makes the MFC-L2900DW a versatile choice for diverse work environments.

• Windows: Full support for Windows 11, 10, 8.1, and 7. Drivers install easily and include a full suite of print and scan utilities.
• macOS: Compatible with macOS Monterey, Ventura, and Sonoma. Apple users can access full functionality like scanning, without needing third-party software.
• Linux: Brother offers official Linux drivers (DEB and RPM packages) on its website. The installation process is slightly more manual. The printer works well with popular distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, and Linux Mint.

Tip: Brother’s support page provides dedicated drivers and firmware updates. It is a good resource to bookmark for troubleshooting or keeping your device up-to-date.

Verdict: Seamless Connectivity All-Around

If you are printing wirelessly from your phone or scanning to your desktop, the Brother MFC-L2900DW connects easily and performs reliably. It is a perfect match for:

• Home offices with mixed devices (Windows, macOS, phones)
• Small businesses with shared printing needs
• Students who print from mobile or cloud-based platforms

User Experience

Beyond the tech specs and performance, what truly defines a good printer is how effortlessly it fits into your daily workflow. The Brother MFC-L2900DW scores high on this front. It offers a mostly smooth, frustration-free experience with just a few minor bumps along the way.

Setup Experience: Straightforward and Fast

From unboxing to first print, the setup process is user-friendly and well-documented.

• Physical setup: Comes securely packed with minimal assembly. Just remove protective tapes. Insert the toner cartridge, and plug it in.
• Initial configuration: The onboard control panel guides you through setting the language, date/time, and Wi-Fi settings with ease.
• Driver installation: Both Windows and macOS users can either use the included CD (for older systems) or download the latest drivers from Brother’s website. The installation wizard is intuitive with clear instructions.

Tip: Brother’s Setup Guide (QR code in the box) links to a helpful step-by-step video tutorial. It is a great tool for first-time users.

Ease of Use: Clean and Functional

Day-to-day interaction with the printer is simple and efficient. Thanks to a thoughtfully designed user interface and logical button layout.

• Control panel: Though not a touchscreen, the 2-line LCD display and physical buttons are responsive and easy to navigate. Menus are logically organized.  Common actions like copying or scanning are just a few clicks away.
• Paper tray & toner access: Smooth sliding tray and easy toner replacement system. You do not need to fumble or force anything open.
• Multifunction performance: Switching between print, copy, and scan is seamless, with no lag or delay.

Ideal for: Home users, families, and small teams who want a dependable device without a steep learning curve.

Issues Faced: A Few Minor Quirks

No device is perfect. While the MFC-L2900DW performs very well, here are a few minor hiccups you might notice:

• No color display: The monochrome LCD does the job but may feel outdated to users accustomed to modern touchscreen.
• Manual feed slot position: It is located at the back and is not the most accessible spot. That too, if the printer is placed in a tight corner.
• Sleep mode delay: Occasionally takes a few extra seconds to “wake up” from sleep mode before printing when receiving print jobs over Wi-Fi.

None of these are deal-breakers. However, they are worth noting for power users or perfectionists.

App & Software Usability: Practical and Powerful

Brother gets it right with its software ecosystem. It delivers both simplicity and control.

• Brother iPrint&Scan App: A reliable app for printing and scanning from mobile devices. The interface is clean, and tasks are executed smoothly.
• PC/Mac software: Comes with tools like ControlCenter4 (Windows) and Brother iPrint&Scan for Mac. The control center lets you scan, manage settings, and access print history with ease.
• Firmware updates: Can be applied via the app or desktop software. Brother regularly pushes updates to improve stability.

Nice touch: The app allows you to scan to email, cloud services, or your phone directly. That is great for remote work or paperless offices.

User Experience

The Brother MFC-L2900DW offers a user-first experience. It is quick to set up and easy to use. It is packed with handy features that don’t overwhelm. It nails the basics with confidence and reliability.

Running Costs

While upfront printer cost matters, savvy buyers know that long-term operating costs are just as important — if not more so. Fortunately, the Brother MFC-L2900DW is built for efficiency and affordability. That makes it one of the most cost-effective choices in the monochrome laser segment for U.S. users.

Brother MFC-L2900DW Toner Price and Page Yield

Brother offers two main toner cartridge options for the MFC-L2900DW: standard-yield and high-yield. Here is how they stack up in terms of yield and cost:

Toner Model	Page Yield	Average Price (USD)	Estimated Cost Per Page
TN-B021 (Standard Yield)	~1,200 pages	$44 – $49	~$0.036 – $0.041
TN-B021XL (High Yield)	~2,600 pages	$69 – $75	~$0.027 – $0.029

Best Value Tip: The TN-B021XL high-yield toner is the better long-term investment if you print more than a few hundred pages monthly. It offers more than double the yield for a modest price increase.

Both toner types are readily available via:

• Brother USA
• Amazon
• Office supply chains (Staples, Office Depot)

Brother’s toner cartridges are known for reliable output and long shelf life. That adds even more value for occasional users.

Efficiency Features That Cut Costs

Beyond toner pricing, the MFC-L2900DW comes packed with cost-saving features. That quietly lowers your total cost of ownership:

Toner Save Mode

A built-in option to use less toner on each page — ideal for:

• Internal drafts
• Study notes
• Temporary documents

Even in this mode, print quality remains clear and legible for text-heavy pages.

Automatic Duplex Printing

The printer includes auto two-sided printing. That reduces paper consumption by up to 50%. It is not only eco-friendly; it is also a hidden money-saver over time.

Toner Level Monitoring

The LCD screen and Brother’s desktop/mobile apps monitor your toner levels in real-time and send smart alerts when It is time to reorder. That helps avoid last-minute toner runs.

Overall Cost of Ownership: Low and Predictable

The Brother MFC-L2900DW delivers great value per page for:

• Remote workers printing daily documents
• Students printing assignments or study material
• Small businesses handling contracts, invoices, or reports

Its efficient toner system and thoughtful software tools help users avoid hidden costs, making it an excellent long-term performer.

Brother MFC-L2900DW: Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Fast print speed (up to 32 ppm)	No color printing (monochrome only)
Crisp text quality	No automatic document feeder (ADF)
Automatic duplex printing	Basic LCD display (not touchscreen)
Compact and space-saving design	No Ethernet port (Wi-Fi/USB only)
Supports AirPrint, Mopria & Brother iPrint&Scan	Photo printing is not ideal (laser limitations)
Affordable high-yield toner options	Slight learning curve with mobile app setup
Quiet operation suitable for home or shared spaces	The display is not backlit — hard to read in low light
Easy wireless and mobile printing	The scanner lid does not extend for thick books/documents

Comparison: How the MFC-L2900DW Stacks Up

If you are weighing options in the compact monochrome laser printer category, here is how the Brother MFC-L2900DW compares with two popular alternatives:

Brother MFC-L2900DW vs. Brother MFC-L2750DW

Feature	MFC-L2900DW	MFC-L2750DW
ADF (Automatic Document Feeder)	No	Yes (50-sheet ADF, duplex scan/copy)
Touchscreen Display	No (2-line LCD with buttons)	Yes (2.7″ color touchscreen)
Print Speed	Up to 32 ppm	Up to 36 ppm
Duplex Printing	Yes	Yes
Connectivity	Wi-Fi, USB, Mobile Print	Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet, NFC, Mobile Print
Price Range	~ $170 – $200	~ $270 – $300
Best For	Budget-conscious users	Power users needing scan/copy automation

Verdict:

If you need ADF, faster scanning, a color touchscreen, and Ethernet, the MFC-L2750DW is worth the upgrade. But for simpler print-heavy needs, the L2900DW offers great value.

Brother MFC-L2900DW vs. HP LaserJet MFP M234sdwe

Feature	MFC-L2900DW	HP MFP M234sdwe
Print Speed	32 ppm	30 ppm
Mobile Printing	AirPrint, Mopria, Brother app	HP Smart App, AirPrint, Cloud Printing
ADF	No	Yes (40-sheet ADF)
HP+ Smart Features	Not applicable	Yes, but requires an HP+ account & internet
Duplex Printing	Automatic	Automatic
Price Range	~ $170 – $200	~ $190 – $220
Best For	Reliability-focused home offices	Cloud-based, mobile-first users

Verdict:

The HP M234sdwe offers more cloud integration and ADF but ties you into the HP+ ecosystem. If you prefer a standalone, no-strings-attached device, the Brother MFC-L2900DW is the safer bet.

Buyer’s Guide: Is the Brother MFC-L2900DW Right for You?

Choosing the right printer depends on your printing habits, space, and long-term needs. Here is a quick breakdown to help you decide if the Brother MFC-L2900DW fits your setup or if you should look elsewhere.

 Buy the MFC-L2900DW If You:

• Work from home or in a small office and need reliable, high-volume black-and-white printing.
• Primarily print text documents like contracts, school assignments, or reports.
• Want low operating costs with high-yield toner options?
• Need a compact and clutter-free design that fits in tight spaces.
• Prefer easy Wi-Fi and mobile printing without complex setup.

Consider Alternatives If You:

• Need color printing for presentations or creative work → Look into inkjet or color laser printers.
• Frequently scan/copy multi-page documents → Consider the Brother MFC-L2750DW with ADF and duplex scan.
• Require Ethernet networking or NFC → The L2900DW only supports USB and Wi-Fi.
•  Want an integrated cloud experience (like HP+ features and Smart App) → Check out the HP MFP M234sdwe.

Pro Tip:

If you are printing over 500 pages per month then investing in high-yield toner (TN-B021XL) and using Toner Save Mode will make the MFC-L2900DW one of the most cost-efficient printers in its class.

Who Should Buy It?

The Brother MFC-L2900DW is not just another budget laser printer.  It is a solid workhorse for specific user groups. Here is who will get the most value from it:

Remote Workers

If you need a fast, reliable monochrome printer for contracts, reports, and daily tasks, the L2900DW delivers excellent performance without taking up much space. Its quiet operation and mobile printing make it perfect for your home office setup.

Students

For college and high school students who need to print assignments, notes, and exam prep materials regularly, this printer is a great pick. It is cost-effective.   It is easy to use, and compact enough for a dorm room or study desk.

Budget-Conscious Small Business Owners

Running a small office or solo venture? The MFC-L2900DW helps you cut costs with high-yield toner options and efficient duplex printing. In addition, it is still delivering professional-grade output. It is ideal for invoice-heavy or text-dominant workflows.

This model hits the sweet spot between performance and price. It is best for users who don’t need color printing or advanced scanning features.

Final Verdict: 4.5/5 Stars

The Brother MFC-L2900DW earns a solid 4.5 out of 5 stars. That makes it one of the most reliable and cost-effective monochrome laser printers in its class.

Value:

For under $200, it delivers excellent bang for your buck.  It especially offers fast print speeds, wireless printing, and low-cost toner options.

Performance:

It handles everyday document printing with speed and clarity.

Reliability:

Brother’s reputation for durability holds true here. The setup is straightforward. And the printer performs consistently with minimal hiccups.

Where it falls short:

Lack of an ADF and no Ethernet support might be dealbreakers for some. And it is strictly a black-and-white printer — not suitable for color needs.

Bottom Line:

If you are looking for a no-nonsense, budget-friendly laser printer for text-heavy tasks then the Brother MFC-L2900DW is a smart investment that won’t disappoint.