B225DNI All-in-One Printer, Laser, B&W, Wireless, ADF, Letter, Print, Scan, Copy, Energy Star Certified, Up to 36PPM

I'm very pleased with the scanning capabilities with this unit. It has a "Build Job" function that allows you to copy 2-sided documents (as 2 separate jobs), and combine them into a single job, resorting the pages into the proper order, and deleting any blank pages. Then save as PDF doc, so it's in order like the original. You can also tweak each doc for lighter or darker, color, etc. MUCH better than any scanner I had before. The WI-FI connection was an annoying hassle (unsuccessful after multiple tries), so I gave up and just ordered a long USB cable. Now it works ALL the time.

Perfect size, quality, performance, speed and value for what I needed! The company shipped it quickly and it arrived quickly. My only mistake was I used the paper directions to set it up and it was all diagrams with no written explanation and that took more time to figure out , because diagrams did not match what some steps looked liked. It did come with a video disk that I have yet to watch. I would definitely recommend this copier and company to purchase from.

40 years of using a computer, went to college for computer science and I can't get this thing to work from day one. Keeps saying error unknown. Waste of time. Most difficult thing IT related I have ever come across. Xerox needs to fix this. I would give this a NEGATIVE 5 STARS IF I COULD.

High quality printer. Once installed physically and technically every thing about the printer is working very well.

Pretty good printer for the price. Print quality is excellent. Wi-Fi setup and installation was simple and Windows recognized it immediately without a hassle. I would strongly recommend going to the Xerox product page and downloading all the updated software for it. Scanning was very easy but I just wish that it could scan two sided sheets. It does have a batch scanning setting, so that helps. Toner life is pretty bad. I haven't printed that much and the app says that it's low on toner. It does have different quality settings that may extend toner life.

Professional quality printer, copier, scanner affordable for home office. Print quality is good, as is scan quality. Only limitation vs a Canon it replaced, you can't scan 2 sided documents in the automatic document feeder. Scanning is available either one page on glass or in bulk with document feeder but doc feeder handles only 1 sided pages. Can print 2 sided no problem, just can't scan 2 sided. Otherwise just as good as a much larger and more expensive Canon it has replaced.

my 1st laser printer was an okidata around 30 years ago. after they stopped making printers I moved to brother. my 1st brother (still on my network and running) was solid and was not a problem child. I upgraded to my 2nd brother only because I wanted wireless. the next printer was a multi function to handle some requirements I had for work. all 3 printers, I just set up and they worked. even the multi function was straight forward all the way down to the app for printing/scanning from my phone. this thing, you need to screw with it far more to even plug in the power. all the way down the paper tray has to be adjusted to place in standard sized paper, it's annoying to have to spend extra time. then you get to configure a ton of options. usually I enjoy setting up a new toy but this one was a true pain. I haven't even installed the xerox sw on my computers but the apps alone said I'm done. the brother, 3 mins and I'm done. xerox is an act of congress to set it up. after 20 mins, I uninstalled my phone mess and said phone printing will be the old printer only. value wise for the toner, it seems like they call it a start pack rated for only like 1200 pages. one of my main criteria is all printers must handle larger print jobs. I have for years printed documents that were several hundred pages for work. commercial or work printers are used but sometimes I need it now so my home printers have to be up the task. with all my other printers, they just work. if I have to spend extra money to bring this unit up to the same standard as my other ones, you're looking at enough money the value is out the window. not quite as bad as inkjet printer value but enough to say this was a bad deal. the sole purpose of getting another printer was my gf didn't like going alllllllll the way downstairs to get something off the printer or set up the scan. this printer was a pure convenience, nothing else. while it does offer (have not confirmed but pretty sure) more functions like secure printing vs an older printer, I would not purchase xerox again. too many things to have to configure for a proper deployment. at home I want to do, be done, move on to next task. this was not the choice for that. if I could trade it in for a later model brother that was pound for pound close to the same, in a heartbeat I'd jump at the offer.

The actual machine is great, no problems connecting to my WiFi. And I received it a day early. My issue is the toner cartridge. The cart says it would print 1,700 pages. I printed approx 50 and it ran dry. I ordered a new one that claims 3,000 pages.,should I believe them. See this is the exact reason I bought a new printer. My other one is killing me in new ink packs and start the painful session a d it’s almost as soon as I hit print they are out of ink. Maybe 6-8 pages. I received 2 new toner cartridges at different times but they will not connect with the printer. And one was a free replacement from the manufacturer. So not sure if it’s the printer or the carts. You’d think if they were willing to give me a free one that it should work. They are not Xerox carts but they are compatible with Xerox but cannot get them to connect. So not sure which is to blame. Been a total pain. And the replacement Xerox toner costs more than the printer.