Brother MFC-L9550CDWT Driver Download

Reviews– The MFC-L9550CDW quality of manufacture and assembly is not that impressive compared to what is seen in many competitive printers. Virtually all moving parts have a considerable amount of play, and plastic mechanical parts feel fragile. Scanner lid hinges are a little too hard so that the lid falls down violently if he does not stay up. That said, the paper trays and toner cartridges are easily accessible.

This is a sizable machine, especially vertical (49 x 53 x 66 cm / 19 x 21 x 26 in). Like many printers in its class, the Brother MFC-L9550CDW shell is made of matte plastic, a mixture of white and gray. It has the 250-sheet tray (expandable to 750 with optional 500-sheet tray), and an automatic document feeder 50 pages.

The MFC-L9550CDWT has a large 12.3 cm touchscreen, although it would be more practical if less tilt Directive. As it is, you have to leave your chair at any time you want to use. The tactile sensitivity and resolution are much lower than what is found on a smartphone or tablet, and many HP printers, like M277dw Color LaserJet Pro MFP. A higher quality screen would have made it easier to carry out more actions bypassing the computer.

The readability of the screen aside, we like the way the interface is relatively intuitive features. In addition to the screen, there are a number of buttons cleverly integrated touch-sensitive that only appear when their functions are available.

The figure below shows how the screen looks when you are sitting in front of it; insertion into the upper right corner is what the screen and when you’re standing and looking directly at hand is.

The Brother MFC-L9550CDWT is online and print, scan, copy and fax, all in the duplex. It prints wirelessly via Wi-Fi, NFC and cloud, and also has an Ethernet connection. The only thing missing is a memory card, but those are becoming less and less of a necessary feature.