Brother MFC-J410W Driver Download

Reviews– Brother MFC-J410w offers some features that you do not always see in a multifunction printer (MFP) on their price: the ability to fax, automatic document feeder (ADF), and the color of the LCD screen between them. It provides decent speed for the money. Its print quality is not the best, but it should be enough for many owners of micro-office, which can otherwise capable printer at a very reasonable price.

MFC-J410 can print, copy, scan and fax. It can print or scan with memory cards. It can print or scan to memory card, and scan to email. It can fax either from its keyboard or from a computer (PC-Fax).

This machine is quite compact 7.1 by 15.4 by 14.8 inches (HWD) and weighs 14 pounds. It has 15-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) for copying, scanning, or faxing multiple-page documents. It has a small (1.9-inch) color LCD screen many MFPs in it’s price range are limited to monochrome LED display text. Paper Tray 100 sheets, although the typical MFP in its price range, is on the lean side for a home office MFPs.

MFC-J410 is connected to a computer using a USB cable too, or to the network via Wi-Fi (802.11b / g). We tested it on a USB-connections on a computer running Windows Vista.

Brother MFC-J410w printed version of our latest business applications package (dedicated hardware and software QualityLogic) 2.2 effective pages per minute (PPM), a decent speed for the printer. The Lexmark Interpret S405 printed the same documents as 2.9 parts per million, but the Stylus NX420 Epson puffing to 1.8 ppm, and for Epson WorkForce 325 went through the trials 1.1 ppm.

Text quality was a bit below par, good enough for school or the internal business correspondence, but not for a resume or document to which you are trying to impress the client with a sense of professionalism.

Graphics quality was a bit below average. Color saturation, especially for blues, was poor, giving some kind of graphic exhausted. Another important issue is a group of paintings of regular bands of color. Graphics are good for the school and some internal business use, but I would not dare to use them for formal reports or PowerPoint handouts.

Photo quality is also lower than the average for the jet. Colors on some prints were pale and had poor contrast in bright areas. Monochrome showed a slight greenish tint. However, the photo quality is good for everyone was to perform tasks such as printing Web pages and pictures for internal business use.