Design

The Brother MFC-1810 monochrome laser multifunction centre with fax and ADF is boxy and compact with a 385mm wide, 283mm tall, and 340mm deep frame that weighs eight kilograms. It uses electrophotographic laser printing and connects via high-speed USB 2.0. The ADF can handle up to 10 sheets, while standard paper capacity is 150 sheets for the input tray and 50 sheets for the output bin. There is a 14.4Kbps fax modem with 99 stations for speed dial. The control panel is neat and organised, with a small display screen on its centre, so it's easy to operate on-board.

Advantages

It's an all-in-one machine with a fax machine, colour scanner, copier, and an automatic document feeder. Up to 400 pages can be stored in the fax's memory. The Brother MFC-1810 mono laser printer operates quietly and fast, with speeds of up to 21ppm, letting users utilise their time well and reduce downtime when handling large volume tasks. The 2400x600dpi print resolution creates sharp text documents. It features a built-in paper jam prevention technology. The compact frame of the Brother MFC-1810 mono multifunction printer allows for easy setup on an office desk. Easy to replace Brother MFC-1810 black toner cartridges are low in cost.

Disadvantages

It can only print in black-and-white. Greyscale images produced by the Brother MFC1810 printer may appear washed-out and lack depth. The MFC-1810 multifunction printer can only print on plain and recycled paper. There are no options to expand the memory and paper input capacities. There are no networking and additional connectivity options for this device. The fax modem is outdated and slow.