Brother MFC-J6920 DW - only as a secondary device

Unpack, connect and install - simply and easily. This also applies to the integration into the wireless network.
Used printer cartridges is simple. The supplied cartridges are a joke, that's probably common in the industry. So best equal to a set order new cartridges.
Fill paper is something hakelig. There are two paper trays. In A3 paper extends the cartridge from the printer. Likewise, the stop for the issue.
The single sheet feeder functioning inadequately, making it worthless. If finally moved the paper after many attempts, making inkblots and strips the term useless.
About the cassette can unfortunately only plain paper are fed because thicker or glossy paper almost always results in a paper jam. It works best even if you put a single sheet on the stack of plain paper. Really practical is not.
Genial is the cross printing on A4. This is of course much faster than the same lengthwise print. But the A3 printing is very fast.
A sad chapter is the print quality. The normal pressure corresponds at best with what I had been accustomed to a high-speed printing. The "best" designated setting fulfills the very most suitable for everyday use. The typeface is clean, but the colors are pale. Photos or sophisticated presentation graphics are not possible. Possibly you can improve the quality with corresponding paper yet.
The ADF feeds the paper to scan or copy a harmless. However, the output tray so obscured by the opening of the intake flap that you have to fish with pointed fingers including the original out.
The settings and the operation via the touch screen is intuitive and well. However, this will properly with the supplied software.

CONCLUSION:
For everyday use, the printer is the price-performance ratio in accordance with good. For anything beyond that a second device is required.