Cheap Laser Printers Brother Monochrome Laser Printer HL2240
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Product Details
- Brand: Brother
- Model: HL2240
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 12.75" h x 17.85" w x 18.50" l, 17.35 pounds
Features
- Fast laser printing. Helps improve your productivity with a print speed of up to 24ppm.
- High-quality output. With a print resolution up to 2400 x 600 dpi, the HL-2240 produces professional output with crisp text and excellent graphics.
- Stylish, compact design. Features a small footprint that saves valuable workspace.
- Convenient paper handling. The Brother HL-2240 can meet all of your printing needs via an adjustable 250-sheet capacity paper tray that handles letter or legal size paper and a manual feed slot for printing envelopes and letterhead.
- Straight-through paper path. A manual feed slot and rear paper exit provide a straight-through paper path to ensure that all of your printed materials always look their best.
Descriptions of Laser Printers Brother Monochrome Laser Printer HL2240
Product Description
The Brother HL-2240 is a monochrome laser printer that offers fast printing at up to 24 pages per minute and high-quality output for producing professional documents including: letters, reports, spreadsheets and more. It features a stylish, space-saving design that complements virtually any environment. In addition, it offers convenient paper handling via an adjustable, 250-sheet capacity tray. To help lower your operating costs, A high-yield replacement toner cartridge is available.
Features:
Toner Save mode. Use less toner and save money by using Toner Save mode for your less critical business documents Outstanding customer support. The Brother HL-2240 offers a 1-year limited warranty with toll-free technical support for the life of your machine.
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Laser Printers Brother Monochrome Laser Printer HL2240 Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
146 of 153 people found the following review helpful.
Brother HL-2240
By jd5280
I am always curious about the expectations of other consumers who write reviews, so I will try to detail mine. I specifically bought this printer because I travel frequently for work and spend a lot of time working from a hotel room. The size is fairly compact for a laser printer, and having a laser printer was a must since I print a lot of documents when I am on the road (I have gone through inject cartridges within a few days). Price was an issue since things have way of breaking more frequently when you move them around a lot. The cartridges are $70 or so at Office Depot, so don't buy them there! I have found them here on amazon for around $35 which is more than reasonable. Do yourself a favor and buy a replacement immediately as the cartridge that comes with the unit will run out quicker than expected. The speed and quality of prints is decent, and quite frankly would not have even mentioned it unless other reviewers had mentioned it. For anybody who has never used a laser printer, they have cooling fans and yes the do make some noise, but mine has never run for more than 5 minutes. I have a much older brother at home (it is 10 years old and still works great) that is much noisier and runs for much longer than this model. Quite frankly, I was pleased with how much quieter this model is. One feature that I really like is the auxiliary paper feeder for envelopes or other documents that may require a different paper size than is in the main tray. Ultimately, this is a good unit for the price. I have had it a bit over a month and it has met all of my expectations. If you want and expect a more refined unit, then you may want to consider paying more. Personally, I have no complaints.
52 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
Love this inexpensive yet high-quality laser printer
By Gadgester
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3FINOP3H682EC Video note:
My video clip shows the Brother HL-2240 printing the full user's manual, printing 4 document pagers per side of paper, on both sides of paper (via manual duplex). The printer sits in a confined space in a small room, and I find the noise level (printing plus fan noise) more than acceptable.
Review:
As a freelance part-time worker sometimes I need to print documents but my employer doesn't give me access to their lasers, so when I saw this for sale at staples for 60 I decided to get one. I've been very happy with this small-footprint mono laser printer.
The starter toner is rated at 700 pages, but supposedly with the Toner Save mode and printing at 300dpi at text setting, plus shaking the cartridge when toner low comes on, you can stretch the toner life for quite a few more pages. Standard toner is rated at 1,200 pages and costs about 45, with an extended toner available for I think 85 bux but good for 2,600 pages.
The printer supports resolutions of 300 and 600 and 1200 dpi. At the lower two, you can use the Toner Save mode which prints in a lighter shade than normal. The print speed is fast at 300 and 600 dpi (I haven't tested 1200 dpi, since I don't want to waste toner), and I don't find the printer noisy, even though I have sensitive hearing -- you can hear the noise level in my video clip.
The printer was a total breeze to setup. It's small and light-weight. Windows driver is included on an accompanying CD-ROM. (Linux and MacOS drivers can be downloaded.) The driver installed quickly on my Win7 laptop, and Win7 update immediately found an updated version and seamlessly updated the driver. There're many settings for the driver. I have one tip: adjust the settings to your liking and then save your custom settings via the Print Profiles tab; and be sure to check the "Always show the Print Profiles tab first" checkbox so you can get to your proferred settings quick. You can save up to 7 custom profiles. (I name my custom profiles after the major settings, such as "300dpi text toner save duplex" or "600dpi text 2-in-1 duplex".)
To print duplex, this model requires you to turn the paper over manually. Only the models with a D at the end of their model numbers can do automatic duplex printing, e.g., the HL-2240D. (Models with DW at the end can do auto duplex as well as wireless printing.)
Please note that as with all printers sold at places other than at warehouses like Costco or Sam's Club, a USB cable is *not* included in the box. It's the typical A-to-B type of USB cable for printers.
In short, I love the HL-2240. The sale price is just fabulous, and the printer is fast and high-quality and seems durable. Oh, unlike every HP laser I've used, it doesn't appear to jam as much. (It hasn't jammed at all.)
50 of 51 people found the following review helpful.
Definitely positive review
By D. Millar
[2nd UPDATE: I've now had this printer for over a year. It's great. Believe it or not, I *just* finished up the starter cartridge-- true, I don't print that much, but I would say I printed a few hundred pages at least. No regrets at all. This shows really well for Brother.]
[UPDATE: I've had the printer now for about three months and it's exactly what I wanted. Not only that, but I'm using the ink-saver setting and am still on the starter cartridge that came with the printer! As expected, there are now after-market printer ink refill options. People were just being whiney. All in all, I'm very happy with the purchase.]
I too was frustrated to see so few reviews of this product as I was deciding whether to purchase it (there was only one yesterday!). So, here's my initial review based on having used the printer for less than 24 hours. I'll adjust if my later experience changes.
First, the basics: the printer fundamentally does what it says it does. It prints laser quality copies off at a remarkable speed (at least for someone used to an inkjet printer). Nobody expects the performance listed on the box, I think, but just to give you an idea I tried printing a 19 page PDF document. It printed in about 90 seconds: 15 seconds to warm up and process, and another 68 seconds to print the document. That comes to something like 17 pgs per minute-- not the 34 ppm on the box, but really, who cares?
As per the noise issue: yes, I notice the fan, but it's not as bad as everyone makes it sound. I don't really think it makes a difference while I'm printing... afterwards, though, you do kinda wish it would shut off. It's not a half hour like someone said-- it's more like 5-10 minutes, but maybe still too much. I couldn't find a way to change the fan settings but it is something that could be fixed in software.
As for the printer refills, yes-- it seems there are not yet aftermarket refills. However this is unlikely to stay this way; one place told me to check back in a month. I can wait a month, or pay for one Brother refill.
SO FAR-- not a bad purchase for a Black Friday sale, not bad at all.
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Customer Reviews
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146 of 153 people found the following review helpful.Brother HL-2240
By jd5280
I am always curious about the expectations of other consumers who write reviews, so I will try to detail mine. I specifically bought this printer because I travel frequently for work and spend a lot of time working from a hotel room. The size is fairly compact for a laser printer, and having a laser printer was a must since I print a lot of documents when I am on the road (I have gone through inject cartridges within a few days). Price was an issue since things have way of breaking more frequently when you move them around a lot. The cartridges are $70 or so at Office Depot, so don't buy them there! I have found them here on amazon for around $35 which is more than reasonable. Do yourself a favor and buy a replacement immediately as the cartridge that comes with the unit will run out quicker than expected. The speed and quality of prints is decent, and quite frankly would not have even mentioned it unless other reviewers had mentioned it. For anybody who has never used a laser printer, they have cooling fans and yes the do make some noise, but mine has never run for more than 5 minutes. I have a much older brother at home (it is 10 years old and still works great) that is much noisier and runs for much longer than this model. Quite frankly, I was pleased with how much quieter this model is. One feature that I really like is the auxiliary paper feeder for envelopes or other documents that may require a different paper size than is in the main tray. Ultimately, this is a good unit for the price. I have had it a bit over a month and it has met all of my expectations. If you want and expect a more refined unit, then you may want to consider paying more. Personally, I have no complaints.
52 of 53 people found the following review helpful.Love this inexpensive yet high-quality laser printer
By Gadgester
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3FINOP3H682EC Video note:
My video clip shows the Brother HL-2240 printing the full user's manual, printing 4 document pagers per side of paper, on both sides of paper (via manual duplex). The printer sits in a confined space in a small room, and I find the noise level (printing plus fan noise) more than acceptable.
Review:
As a freelance part-time worker sometimes I need to print documents but my employer doesn't give me access to their lasers, so when I saw this for sale at staples for 60 I decided to get one. I've been very happy with this small-footprint mono laser printer.
The starter toner is rated at 700 pages, but supposedly with the Toner Save mode and printing at 300dpi at text setting, plus shaking the cartridge when toner low comes on, you can stretch the toner life for quite a few more pages. Standard toner is rated at 1,200 pages and costs about 45, with an extended toner available for I think 85 bux but good for 2,600 pages.
The printer supports resolutions of 300 and 600 and 1200 dpi. At the lower two, you can use the Toner Save mode which prints in a lighter shade than normal. The print speed is fast at 300 and 600 dpi (I haven't tested 1200 dpi, since I don't want to waste toner), and I don't find the printer noisy, even though I have sensitive hearing -- you can hear the noise level in my video clip.
The printer was a total breeze to setup. It's small and light-weight. Windows driver is included on an accompanying CD-ROM. (Linux and MacOS drivers can be downloaded.) The driver installed quickly on my Win7 laptop, and Win7 update immediately found an updated version and seamlessly updated the driver. There're many settings for the driver. I have one tip: adjust the settings to your liking and then save your custom settings via the Print Profiles tab; and be sure to check the "Always show the Print Profiles tab first" checkbox so you can get to your proferred settings quick. You can save up to 7 custom profiles. (I name my custom profiles after the major settings, such as "300dpi text toner save duplex" or "600dpi text 2-in-1 duplex".)
To print duplex, this model requires you to turn the paper over manually. Only the models with a D at the end of their model numbers can do automatic duplex printing, e.g., the HL-2240D. (Models with DW at the end can do auto duplex as well as wireless printing.)
Please note that as with all printers sold at places other than at warehouses like Costco or Sam's Club, a USB cable is *not* included in the box. It's the typical A-to-B type of USB cable for printers.
In short, I love the HL-2240. The sale price is just fabulous, and the printer is fast and high-quality and seems durable. Oh, unlike every HP laser I've used, it doesn't appear to jam as much. (It hasn't jammed at all.)
50 of 51 people found the following review helpful.Definitely positive review
By D. Millar
[2nd UPDATE: I've now had this printer for over a year. It's great. Believe it or not, I *just* finished up the starter cartridge-- true, I don't print that much, but I would say I printed a few hundred pages at least. No regrets at all. This shows really well for Brother.]
[UPDATE: I've had the printer now for about three months and it's exactly what I wanted. Not only that, but I'm using the ink-saver setting and am still on the starter cartridge that came with the printer! As expected, there are now after-market printer ink refill options. People were just being whiney. All in all, I'm very happy with the purchase.]
I too was frustrated to see so few reviews of this product as I was deciding whether to purchase it (there was only one yesterday!). So, here's my initial review based on having used the printer for less than 24 hours. I'll adjust if my later experience changes.
First, the basics: the printer fundamentally does what it says it does. It prints laser quality copies off at a remarkable speed (at least for someone used to an inkjet printer). Nobody expects the performance listed on the box, I think, but just to give you an idea I tried printing a 19 page PDF document. It printed in about 90 seconds: 15 seconds to warm up and process, and another 68 seconds to print the document. That comes to something like 17 pgs per minute-- not the 34 ppm on the box, but really, who cares?
As per the noise issue: yes, I notice the fan, but it's not as bad as everyone makes it sound. I don't really think it makes a difference while I'm printing... afterwards, though, you do kinda wish it would shut off. It's not a half hour like someone said-- it's more like 5-10 minutes, but maybe still too much. I couldn't find a way to change the fan settings but it is something that could be fixed in software.
As for the printer refills, yes-- it seems there are not yet aftermarket refills. However this is unlikely to stay this way; one place told me to check back in a month. I can wait a month, or pay for one Brother refill.
SO FAR-- not a bad purchase for a Black Friday sale, not bad at all.
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