itreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-25 21:03:37
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Ultimately it has to be asked whether the advantages of having affordable A3 printing in the home are outweighed by the painfully slow printing process and at best indifferent output quality offered by the MFC-6890CDW. Brother - MFC-6890CDW All-in-One...
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I get the chance to look at a lot of A4 multi function machines but very few A3 ones often because of the size; those I do see are normally laser units here just for a change is an A3 ink jet offering from Brother...
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It is to Brothers great credit that the all-in-one MFC-6890CDW packs in as many wishlist features as reasonably possible without hitting buyers with an unfriendly price. This combined A3 colour inkjet printer and A3 scanner with a full-size glass plat...
The MFC-6890CDW is a fine MFD for a small office, and a fantastic one for a home user. It is extremely well featured, from the wireless connection to the duplex printing, and of course its wonderful A3 scan/print support. Our only significant criticis...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-25 21:03:37
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With fast print speeds and low total cost of ownership, laser printers are almost always seen as the best bet for corporate workgroups that print large volumes. However, when it comes to A3-sized laser printing, things can start to get very expensive.B...
A3 printing; reasonable running costs; good range of features...
Average print quality; very slow duplex performance...
A slow, but otherwise impressive low-cost A3 printer...
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The Brother MFC-6890CDW has intuitive onboard controls, and the oversized A3 scanner is equally easy to use. The optical quality is more than good enough for photocopying, although its no match for a dedicated photo scanner for serious photographic us...
A3 printing and scanning, Fully featured...
Odd paper tray issue, Slow...
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itpro.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-25 21:03:37
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The MFC-6890CDW is cheap to run and relatively inexpensive to buy, with generally good print quality. It has a decent range of features, including both duplex printing and scanning, but we were disappointed by its lack of a web interface and irritated...
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As far as we know, Brother has a complete monopoly of inkjet all-in-ones capable of printing A3 pages. Clearly the company sees this as a useful niche market, as it has a range of machines that can handle the larger size. The MFC-6890CDW is the first, Bro...
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Verdict: Its cheap to run and relatively cheap to buy, but poor print quality and speeds mean we cant recommend it. Brothers MFC-6890CDW inkjet printer is designed to provide a busy home office with production-quality printing and scanning. In ad...
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Product Code: MFC6890CDWZU1 Ledger-size products such as Brothers MFC-6890CDW colour inkjet multifunction printer let you skip the local print shop and print a wider (literally) range of documents in-house. But as with similar products weve tested...
If you want wide-format printing capabilities, you need a machine like the Brother MFC-6890CDW. But this model is so expensive and slow that my enthusiasm for it is lukewarm at best. Melissa Riofrio Buy it now: click here...
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The Brother MFC-6890CDW inkjet multifunction printer improves on the Brother MFC-6490CW multifunction, adding duplex capabilities and a touch screen. Though it could do with faster print speeds, this A3-capable printer is still a valuable addition to the cost-conscious office. The Brother MFC-6890CDW inkjet multifunction includes USB, Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections, with the two wired connections concealed beneath the scanner cover. PictBridge-capable USB devices can connect directly to the MFC...
Good print quality, comprehensive feature set, A3 media capability, function lock, reasonable running costs...
Poor quality LCD panel, slow print speeds, no Web-based interface...
Despite slow print speeds, Brother’s MFC-6890CDW multifunction printer provides quality A3 prints backed by a comprehensive feature set. It won’t replace a dedicated photo printer, but can produce in-house marketing materials with good results...
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Considering a new printer for your home office or small business? Then you owe it to yourself and/or your coworkers to read our full review of the Brother MFC-6890cdw! The MFC-6890cdw is at the top of Brother's all-in-one inkjet line, offering 11 x 17...
I'm torn with the Brother MFC-6890cdw. It offers an abundance of great office centric features including: 11 x 17 inch print outs, scans, and copies, a 350-sheet paper capacity, built-in networking with security protected remote setup, low energy consu...
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by James Galbraith, Macworld.com Brother’s MFC-6890CDW is a large format ink-jet multifunction device targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses. You can print, scan, and fax over USB, wired Ethernet, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi. The MFC-6890CDW has a...
Large format prints and scans; multiple connection options; automatic duplexing; inexpensive ink-cost per page when using high capacity cartridges.
Paper jams and misfeeds were common; paper trays were difficult to adjust; prints on Brother’s glossy photo paper were unattractive.
For those looking for a tabloid-sized multifunction printer, the MFC-6890CDW is a decent option. It has a ton of features and prints good quality office documents. Photos are not its strong suit, however, and its paper handling leaves something to be...
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But as with similar products we've tested, the Brother MFC-6890CDW's talent comes at a price. Furthermore, it's a very slow performer.The Brother MFC-6890CDW possesses formidable media-handling skills. It has two sturdy input trays: one holds 250 lett...
If you want wide-format printing capabilities, you need a machine like the Brother MFC-6890CDW. But this model is so expensive and slow that my enthusiasm for it is lukewarm at best...
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Ledger-size products like Brothers MFC-6890CDW color inkjet multifunction printer let you skip the local print shop and print a wider (literally) range of documents in-house. But as with similar products weve tested (including the HP OfficeJet K8600d...
Prints and scans tabloidsize media, Highyield inks are economical...
Very slow on all tests, Very expensive to buy...
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