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5250DN Network Ready Laser Printer with Duplex

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Electronics: Brother HL 5250DN Network Ready Laser Printer with Duplex

Brother HL 5250DN Network Ready Laser Printer with Duplex

Normal Price:$399.99
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Manufacturer: BROTHER
Model: HL-5250DN
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: BROTHER
Label: BROTHER
Modem: None
Special Features: nv:Print Method^Black/White Laser|First Page Output Time^Less than 8.5 seconds|Resolution^Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi|Maximum Duty Cycle^20,000 Pages Per Month|Print Speed^30PPM|Special Features^Duplex Printing|Dimensions^14.6"W x 15.1"D x 9.7"H|Connectivity^Parallel|Connectivity^USB 2.0|Connectivity^10/100 BaseT Ethernet|Standard Paper Input^250 Sheet Paper Capacity|Paper Sizes Supported^Letter|Paper Sizes Supported^Legal|Paper Sizes Supported^A4|Paper Sizes Supported^A5

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Editorial Review
Desktop users and small connected workgroups will find the HL-5250DN a flexible solution to their monochrome laser printing needs. This reliable laser printer features excellent paper handling with its built-in duplex capability for two-sided printing and very expandable paper input capacity. For users concerned with connectivity, this printer offers all the usual connection choices as well as a built-in Ethernet network interface to allow network printer sharing. Small connected workgroups and performance desktop users will be amazed at the versatility and affordability of the HL-5250DN. Unit Dimensions - Width 14.6 x Depth 15.1 x Height 9.7 inches Weight - 21.6 pounds Compatible for use with Windows - Macintosh OS - Linux Includes 1) TN550 Standard Yield Toner Cartridge (up to 3,500 Pages) and (1) DR520 Drum Unit (yields up to 25,000 Pages)
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Another Winner from Brother 2008-04-05
I print a lot, most of it double-sided Government documents. This printer is a gem. It is fast, produces clean crisp copies, is reasonably quiet, and is low cost - both in purchase price and consumables.

It replaced a prior Brother laser (HL-1850) that also duplexed. The new printer is much faster, quieter, and cheaper than the old printer. The price of the printer was less than the price of a new toner cartridge and drum unit.

As more and more documents are printed on both sides these days - call it green or smart or frugal - the ability to have automatic duplexing becomes more important. The HL-5250DN offers both automatic and manual duplexing. (Why one would want to use manual duplexing is beyond me.) Most duplexing available allows for the printing as if you were reading a book bound on the left side. The 5250 also allows for duplexing where you flip the documents upward (as if in a prong folder or clipboard) as well as from the bottom or the right. It is the most versatile printer duplexing I have found.

The built-in networking worked the first time and the set-up was easy. The copies are sharp and clear with excellent registration.

There are two areas where the old Brother printer (HL-1850) was superior to the new one - there is no straight through paper path so envelopes and other bulky items may now sometimes develop wrinkles when printed and there are no status messages, just flashing indicator lamps.

With drivers for Windows (including Vista), Mac, and Linux I can easily recommend this printer.


Near-great and well priced 2008-03-27
I had a slow but bullet-proof HP 4L that this Brother printer replaced some two years ago. My first impression of the Brother HL-5250DN in comparison was mostly negative in that it was nowhere near as rugged as the 4L, would not last as long in my estimation, was noisier, created a huge current draw on startup (that actually set off my UPS alarm), and it crinkled envelopes.

All that is still true, two years later, but it has yet to fail, it prints quickly and beautifully, the original toner cartridge lasted a long time, the duplex works without fail, non-oem toner cartridges are available at modest cost (under $30 for a high yield - delivered) and the ethernet option does work (but it is tricky to set up and I still do not have it quite right).

Since you can buy this printer new/delivered off and on for under $200, I consider it a great bargain. The only really annoying feature is the crinking of envelopes and you get used to it. If perfect envelope handling is importaant to you, don't buy it.


Good printer 2008-03-21
Bought it refurbished for something like $150. It works flawlessly and it has made life much easier for me, especially because of the duplex. This is great for anyone who has to print a lot of articles, chapters or anything with black text.


Good, but... 2008-02-28
The price and features are just right. However, printing leaves roller marks on the paper that while light, ruin shiny paper. Other than that, it prints crisp text images front and back with the duplex option very fast. If it wasn't for the marks on the paper I would have given it a higher score. Overall a solid buy.


Great little printer! 2008-02-18
I've been using a Brother HL-5250DN for about a year. It never misfeeds and is very fast and reliable. I would highly recommend this printer. It's simple to use and has great print quality.

Another reviewer noted that the printer sounds like an old creaking house - I was surprised when I got mine to find out that *this is exactly what it sounds like.* But it's not troublesome and not very loud - just creaks a bit when working.

My only minor complaint is that it seems to wrinkle the one corner of standard envelopes when I feed them through. The print comes out well but somehow it just wrinkles a small area of the envelope (like if you ironed in a wrinkle on a shirt). It's totally harmless and the envelopes still look fine and do their job. Just FYI.

You can't beat this printer for the price, I think.


Jams constantly 2008-07-18
I have had this printer now for going on a year. I have had it in for repair once. Print quality is good and the duplexing works fine. The big negative is it jams constantly. At least once every ten pages and often times more often. I have experimented with different weight papers to no avail. I can not recommend this printer.


A real money-saver. 2008-07-06
I bought this printer two years ago because I was tired of buying ink cartridges for my inkjet every 2-3 months. I had a laser printer at work and the toner cartridge lasted about a year. I bought an extra toner cartridge with this printer. However, after two years, I still haven't replaced the original toner cartridge! My daughter does a lot of printing of papers for school, pictures for projects, maps for directions and so forth. I am a teacher and do things at home. I like the duplex printing. I only gave it four stars because I can't manually feed in an envelope or labels. I have to take out the paper tray and put them in there. The printer has paid for itself by my not having to buy print cartridges for two years.


Short-time pretty good 2008-06-09
We have been very pleased with this printer. A good product at a reasonable price. However it stopped working after less than a year of daily use. It was cheaper to buy a new one than to get it repaired.
Another printer to recycling. Oh Brother! What do we have to pay to get one that lasts more than a year?


Bought it for the duplexer and it jams constantly 2008-05-06
The only reason I bought this printer was the duplexer. Otherwise I could have purchased any number of <$100 printers that have otherwise identical specifications.

However, the duplexer on this printer is terrible. It curls the pages and jams frequently. Unjamming it is easy but time consuming and wastes paper.

As a simplex printer it is an unremarkable inexpensive laser printer.


great printer 2008-04-06
I've only had this a few weeks, but so far I love it. Fast, able to duplex. I haven't figured out all I hope to do on it, bookleting - at the right size, and such. But so far I'm VERY happy with what I am able to do, and the quality. I print a lot of books - both ebooks and downloaded out of print books that have been scanned. So this machine will no doubt get a pretty good workout. So far no jams or anything. My dh did comment on how light it was. I guess he was expecting a full size copy machine :-)

I've been looking at this for quite a while, and was thrilled at Amazon's price. The best by FAR at the time I got it.

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