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title: "Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax"
brand: "brother"
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# 27 ppm color speed 33 ppm B&W speed Free cloud apps Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax

**Brand:** brother
**Price:** 14019 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax by brother
- **How much does it cost?** 14019 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- brother enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted brother brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Cloud Ready:** Access free web-based apps to capture and share documents directly from your printer.
- • **Speed Meets Quality:** Print up to 33 pages per minute without compromising on quality.
- • **Eco-Friendly Printing:** Save paper with automatic 2-sided printing.
- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Effortlessly connect via Wi-Fi and USB for a hassle-free experience.
- • **Smart Document Handling:** 20-page auto document feeder for efficient scanning, copying, and faxing.

## Overview

The Brother MFCJ450DW is a versatile wireless inkjet printer that combines high-speed printing, scanning, copying, and faxing capabilities. With a robust 33 ppm black and white printing speed and 27 ppm for color, it also features an auto document feeder and eco-friendly duplex printing. Ideal for the modern professional, it supports cloud applications for seamless document management.

## Description

desertcart.com: Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax : Office Products

Review: Compact wireless All-in-One, 20-pp auto scan/copy - I had been using an HP Photosmart 3210xi USB printer for several years but I came to the conclusion that my current build Windows 7 computer could not use it to print. Scan worked, but the outdated HP drivers and software made me want to look for something modern. I read up on similar price point wireless All-in-One printers and found many comments about Brother's efficient ink costs. I also liked the more compact design versus my old HP, and the fact this Brother MFCJ450 has a focus on business printing (I bought it primarily for grad school). Things I overlooked include a 20-page auto feed for copying (I was emailing myself PDFS to Thunderbird client GMAIL in minutes) and easy access ink, although I am not sure I would feel confident feeding more than 10 pages at a time for the auto feed (auto feeds notoriously jam, we'll see). Setup from box open to software install took me about a half hour. Some steps take awhile, like a 4 minute printer routine startup process, but everything is detailed well through an included quick guide, a thick, full paper manual, which is super rare to find nowadays, and a CD which helps make wireless setup completely painless. I was a bit concerned, however, as setup did not require me to enter a wireless network password on the first try. Hm. I installed the Brother printer app to my Galaxy S5 and printed to the printer with no fuss. The app even has a progress bar on print jobs. I have to say for $85 I am thrilled to never have to worry about cords again, and I see as of May 15, 2015, the price is even better now. That being said, this printer comes with an about 6 foot AC cord. I have it up on the top shelf of a wire rack and so I ordered a 6 foot extension to prepare. If you need more than 6 feet, do the same! :::::::::::::::::::::::: Update: May 15, 2015 :::::::::::::::::::::::: After about 6 months of ownership, I do have a few nitpicks: 1) This printer is best for text and essay assignments, and painfully slow for graphics; do not get this printer for the purposes of printing tons of color graphics. One of the reasons is because of the time the machine takes to dry a page. Granted, general word documents are printed quite fast for my liking. 2) Sometimes the printer gives up on a page and either restarts the page or forgets about it, leaving you with a half-printed page (usually when you print a big batch of front/back) 3) When my Internet modem has to be reset, sometimes I have to reset my Brother printer's WiFi as well, which is not really a Brother issue as much as it is an issue of my Internet provider/modem needing to be reset...I list this issue more for troubleshooting purposes in the case that scanning still works but printing does not 4) The printer randomly does maintenance, and it could happen in the middle of the night, seemingly, which could scare you...not to say it scared me, but...it could, haha Even so, here are some good things, in my opinion: 1) After 6 months of ownership and 3 grad school classes (one semester), I had to replace my black ink once. I spent about $19.36 for a high-yield (600 page) LC103 black and that is a little less than half full at the time of this update. To me, that seems pretty efficient. 2) After 6 months, my starter color ink is still chugging. I have a warning for yellow and magenta, but cyan is still going (albeit close). That being said, I did not do a whole lot of color printing, both because I have been dissuaded by the above facts regarding slow graphic-printing, but mainly because I do not need to do a whole lot of color printing for grad school. A high yield LC103 color cost me $32.21. 3) Scanning is always a science for a small bed scanner (any personal scanner) but once you get the sweet spots, this thing creates PDF books super fast compared to the dinosaur HP I had. I love it. You can either use the bed or the auto feeder. I had to scan a bunch of stuff for fieldwork and the results were always good. 4) I love the sounds of the machine. I know that may seem silly, but as a 90s kid this printer makes me think of an arcade. Fun, engaging sounds 5) The easy-out, easy-in ink front compartment makes replacing ink a breeze. Some compact printers may have the ink behind two doors, some might be here, or there. This printer design is just really nice. Paper is fairly easy, too. And while it's compact, it's sturdy. The moving parts don't seem to jostle the unit too much, although I suppose it depends on where it rests. Mine is on top of a four and a half foot tall chrome rack.
Review: Very nice inkjet MFC - I was in need of a scanner for my job, and I decided on a MFC, both because a flatbed scanner is very expensive (and well beyond what I would need it for) and does not have the connectivity of an MFC. The initial setup was pretty quick, all four ink cartridges are individually wrapped and there are bits of tape in many places to protect different parts from damage during shipping. Once all the ink cartridges were installed, it took about five minutes for the printer to go through its initial setup phase (which is automated), and confirm proper alignment. I will say the hardest thing was connecting it to my wireless network, as the WPS function was not able to automatically connect it, and entering the network password manually is a bit time consuming. The number pad functions like the buttons on a phone, cycling between lower case, upper case, and numbers. The print quality is very good, and the colors were very accurate in my test prints, likely aided by the fact that this printer uses the CMYK color model (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), comparable to my Brother HL-4040CN color laser printer. Printing speed is very good, not as fast as a laser of course but it is fast enough for the intended market. Scan quality is also very good, ranging from 100dpi to 1200dpi, user selectable. The included software, both on the printer and on the disk, allows you to scan to an image (a variety of formats), a file (PDF), to email, or to OCR, which converts the scanned image to an editable text file. You can also choose to upload your scanned document to Microsoft OneDrive, among other services. And for users who desire extra protection against others scanning files without your permission, Windows allows you to setup a four digit PIN to prevent against unauthorized scanning. I do have a couple of gripes about this printer though. The WPS function did not work, but that has always been hit or miss with wireless devices. After every failed or successful connect to a new wireless network, it will print a sheet with the failure or success on it, which to me is a waste of ink and paper, but it only does it the first time you connect to the network. The menu system could be a bit more intuitive to navigate, but this is a function which is present on the higher end models. All in all I would recommend this MFC to anyone in the market for one. Ink cartridges seem very reasonably priced, and since all colors are separate, you can save money by only replacing the color which is out. I would also highly recommend that everyone also have a monochrome laser printer as well due to the much cheaper (2¢ or less per page) cost for printing black documents and for general printing tasks. Also don't skimp on the paper. High brightness, 24lb paper is only a dollar or two higher per ream than cheap, dull, 18-20lb paper, and will show a printer's true capabilities, while at the same time appearing more professional.

## Features

- Easy-to-setup wireless (802.11b/g/n) networking
- Fast print speeds: up to 33 ppm black and 27 ppm color (Fast mode) up to 12 ppm black and 10 ppm color (ISO standard)
- Help save paper with 2-sided printing.
- Free Cloud Apps - Web-based apps from Brother let you capture, convert, and share documents directly from your machine. (Office Doc Creator only)
- Up to 20-page auto document feeder helps save time with unattended scanning, copying and faxing

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00EANURCE |
| Additional Printer Functions | Scan |
| B&W Pages per Minute | 33 pages_per_minute |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,075,033 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #454 in Ink Tank Printers |
| Brand | Brother |
| Color | Black |
| Color Pages per Minute | 5 |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops, PC, Smartphones |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Android |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,943 Reviews |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Duplex | Yes |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00012502635536 |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Ink Color | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow |
| Item Weight | 19 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Brother Printer |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Black and White | 12000 dpi |
| Maximum Copy Resolution Color | 1200 x 2400 dpi |
| Maximum Copy Speed Black and White | 33 pages_per_minute |
| Maximum Media Size | 8.5 x 14 inch |
| Maximum Print Resolution Black and White | 6000 dpi |
| Maximum Sheet Capacity | 100 |
| Maximum print Resolution Color | 6000 x 12000 dpi |
| Model Name | MFC J450DW |
| Model Number | MFCJ450DW |
| Model Series | 450 |
| Number of Trays | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Auto Document Feeder |
| Output sheet capacity | 100 |
| Paper Size | 8.5 inch x 11 inches, 8.5 inch x 11.7 inches, 8.5 inch x 14 inches |
| Print media | Glossy photo paper |
| Printer Connectivity Type | Wi-Fi |
| Printer Output Type | Color |
| Printer Type | Inkjet |
| Printing Technology | Inkjet |
| Resolution | 19200 |
| Scanner Type | document |
| Special Feature | Auto Document Feeder |
| Specific Uses For Product | business, home office |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 012502635536 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty & toll free phone support for the life of the machine |
| Warranty Type | limited warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Brother
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wireless;USB
- **Printing Technology:** Inkjet
- **Special Feature:** Auto Document Feeder
- **Color:** Black
- **Model Name:** MFC J450DW
- **Printer Output:** Color
- **Maximum Print Speed (Color):** 5
- **Max Printspeed Monochrome:** 33 ppm
- **Item Weight:** 19 Pounds

## Images

![Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Fuh1fPGzL.jpg)
![Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71c2B5hHuHL.jpg)
![Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71grMv36qwL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you still print in black and white if you run out of color ink?**
A: This is not a good solution but I was under a deadline and had to get documents printed. I would suggest investing in a Brother b&w laser and keeping this one for color, faxing and scanning. Here is how you can get it to print b&w with empty color cartridges:  Take the empty color cartridge out. You will notice that it is spring-loaded and if you push the side that is towards the printer, there is a little window that shows the ink level. While pushed in, tape the ink tank window with black electric tape. Be careful and make sure the tape covers only the ink tank window. Insert the cartridge back and the printer will show that color cartridge as full. Make sure to do this with all the color cartridges when they get empty and print in black and white ONLY. Printing color may damage the printer if you do this!! B&W only!

**Q: does it come with ink cartridges ?**
A: Yes, but cartridges are only starter cartridges. The supplied cartridges are only 40-60% capacity of purchased separately cartridges, maybe. Much like all new printers with supplied ink cartridges.

**Q: am not set up for wireless will.brother mfc j450dw printer work**
A: Yes, you just have to connect it diretly to your computer using the included cable. Hope this helps..BTW, I've gone through 3 printers in 3 years, all with some problems. This Brother far exceedes every one of them, and works flawlessly. No problems whatsoever.

**Q: I'm leaning toward buying Brother because ink costs are said to be less expensive than other manufactures. Any one know if this is true?**
A: That depends. If you run out of any color you can't print in black. You have to use Brother ink cartridges or it won't work. I'm very sorry I bought this.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Compact wireless All-in-One, 20-pp auto scan/copy
*by A***R on November 19, 2014*

I had been using an HP Photosmart 3210xi USB printer for several years but I came to the conclusion that my current build Windows 7 computer could not use it to print. Scan worked, but the outdated HP drivers and software made me want to look for something modern. I read up on similar price point wireless All-in-One printers and found many comments about Brother's efficient ink costs. I also liked the more compact design versus my old HP, and the fact this Brother MFCJ450 has a focus on business printing (I bought it primarily for grad school). Things I overlooked include a 20-page auto feed for copying (I was emailing myself PDFS to Thunderbird client GMAIL in minutes) and easy access ink, although I am not sure I would feel confident feeding more than 10 pages at a time for the auto feed (auto feeds notoriously jam, we'll see). Setup from box open to software install took me about a half hour. Some steps take awhile, like a 4 minute printer routine startup process, but everything is detailed well through an included quick guide, a thick, full paper manual, which is super rare to find nowadays, and a CD which helps make wireless setup completely painless. I was a bit concerned, however, as setup did not require me to enter a wireless network password on the first try. Hm. I installed the Brother printer app to my Galaxy S5 and printed to the printer with no fuss. The app even has a progress bar on print jobs. I have to say for $85 I am thrilled to never have to worry about cords again, and I see as of May 15, 2015, the price is even better now. That being said, this printer comes with an about 6 foot AC cord. I have it up on the top shelf of a wire rack and so I ordered a 6 foot extension to prepare. If you need more than 6 feet, do the same! :::::::::::::::::::::::: Update: May 15, 2015 :::::::::::::::::::::::: After about 6 months of ownership, I do have a few nitpicks: 1) This printer is best for text and essay assignments, and painfully slow for graphics; do not get this printer for the purposes of printing tons of color graphics. One of the reasons is because of the time the machine takes to dry a page. Granted, general word documents are printed quite fast for my liking. 2) Sometimes the printer gives up on a page and either restarts the page or forgets about it, leaving you with a half-printed page (usually when you print a big batch of front/back) 3) When my Internet modem has to be reset, sometimes I have to reset my Brother printer's WiFi as well, which is not really a Brother issue as much as it is an issue of my Internet provider/modem needing to be reset...I list this issue more for troubleshooting purposes in the case that scanning still works but printing does not 4) The printer randomly does maintenance, and it could happen in the middle of the night, seemingly, which could scare you...not to say it scared me, but...it could, haha Even so, here are some good things, in my opinion: 1) After 6 months of ownership and 3 grad school classes (one semester), I had to replace my black ink once. I spent about $19.36 for a high-yield (600 page) LC103 black and that is a little less than half full at the time of this update. To me, that seems pretty efficient. 2) After 6 months, my starter color ink is still chugging. I have a warning for yellow and magenta, but cyan is still going (albeit close). That being said, I did not do a whole lot of color printing, both because I have been dissuaded by the above facts regarding slow graphic-printing, but mainly because I do not need to do a whole lot of color printing for grad school. A high yield LC103 color cost me $32.21. 3) Scanning is always a science for a small bed scanner (any personal scanner) but once you get the sweet spots, this thing creates PDF books super fast compared to the dinosaur HP I had. I love it. You can either use the bed or the auto feeder. I had to scan a bunch of stuff for fieldwork and the results were always good. 4) I love the sounds of the machine. I know that may seem silly, but as a 90s kid this printer makes me think of an arcade. Fun, engaging sounds 5) The easy-out, easy-in ink front compartment makes replacing ink a breeze. Some compact printers may have the ink behind two doors, some might be here, or there. This printer design is just really nice. Paper is fairly easy, too. And while it's compact, it's sturdy. The moving parts don't seem to jostle the unit too much, although I suppose it depends on where it rests. Mine is on top of a four and a half foot tall chrome rack.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very nice inkjet MFC
*by M***T on May 23, 2014*

I was in need of a scanner for my job, and I decided on a MFC, both because a flatbed scanner is very expensive (and well beyond what I would need it for) and does not have the connectivity of an MFC. The initial setup was pretty quick, all four ink cartridges are individually wrapped and there are bits of tape in many places to protect different parts from damage during shipping. Once all the ink cartridges were installed, it took about five minutes for the printer to go through its initial setup phase (which is automated), and confirm proper alignment. I will say the hardest thing was connecting it to my wireless network, as the WPS function was not able to automatically connect it, and entering the network password manually is a bit time consuming. The number pad functions like the buttons on a phone, cycling between lower case, upper case, and numbers. The print quality is very good, and the colors were very accurate in my test prints, likely aided by the fact that this printer uses the CMYK color model (cyan, magenta, yellow, black), comparable to my Brother HL-4040CN color laser printer. Printing speed is very good, not as fast as a laser of course but it is fast enough for the intended market. Scan quality is also very good, ranging from 100dpi to 1200dpi, user selectable. The included software, both on the printer and on the disk, allows you to scan to an image (a variety of formats), a file (PDF), to email, or to OCR, which converts the scanned image to an editable text file. You can also choose to upload your scanned document to Microsoft OneDrive, among other services. And for users who desire extra protection against others scanning files without your permission, Windows allows you to setup a four digit PIN to prevent against unauthorized scanning. I do have a couple of gripes about this printer though. The WPS function did not work, but that has always been hit or miss with wireless devices. After every failed or successful connect to a new wireless network, it will print a sheet with the failure or success on it, which to me is a waste of ink and paper, but it only does it the first time you connect to the network. The menu system could be a bit more intuitive to navigate, but this is a function which is present on the higher end models. All in all I would recommend this MFC to anyone in the market for one. Ink cartridges seem very reasonably priced, and since all colors are separate, you can save money by only replacing the color which is out. I would also highly recommend that everyone also have a monochrome laser printer as well due to the much cheaper (2¢ or less per page) cost for printing black documents and for general printing tasks. Also don't skimp on the paper. High brightness, 24lb paper is only a dollar or two higher per ream than cheap, dull, 18-20lb paper, and will show a printer's true capabilities, while at the same time appearing more professional.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tech help was GREAT!!!
*by D***O on April 14, 2014*

I was hesitant since I read about that one guy who had terrible phone support and I was nearing tax day (Tomorrow is Apr 15th) so I wasn't too sure I wanted to get behind that 8-ball. I bought it anyway since I was in a hurry. (Bought April 4).They said it would get TO ME AFTER TAX DAY. IT CAME before. Indeed 5 days before. So as I was muddling through the instructions, the QUICK START pamphlet was good up until section 17 where it took off in another direction having nothing to do with MY Model Number. SO here was the moment I was dreading. One day to go and I have to call phone support!!!. Well the gal. Rezza (FILIPINO) COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE PATIENT AND THE 4 YEARS she had on this job made her the perfect support person for me. We not only got back on track, but she even stayed with me till the end of the first printout (My 1040) AND my State as well. During the infrequent lag times I was telling her jokes, but don't ask her to tell you one! The printer itself feels a bit flimsy, so I was extra careful with steps 1-16 putting it together. That's why I can't go for 5 stars but it works fine in all 4 areas FAX Copy, Print, Scan. I just needed to use kid gloves assembling it. And yes, for that money I would recommend it. I have no knowledge of the newer model, which might be a concern I suppose, since my last printer I kept too long for replacement parts to be available any more. Your call! ADDENDUM AFTER A FEW WEEKS: Be warned that the cartridges that come with the printer are trial versions and do not last long. However the good news is that the replacement cartridges are Medium Extra Large (103's vs. the 107's that don't come with this printer as far as I could determine) and can be gotten for as little as $35 for 2 XL's. The trial versions lasted about 300-350 pages for me (strictly using ONLY BLACK) and were used up a tad more quickly than I expected. Check the ISO standards for cartridges if this is critical. Addendum 2. Now that I have it over 2 years (or so) I thought the fact that the bar code I was getting poor results on a return label meant that the printer was going. I sat down and clicked on the MENU. Well the darn thing has a SELF-CLEANER. I specified that only the BLACK needed help (there is both a cleaner and a self ALIGNER). I had no idea when I sat down that CLEANING had anything to do with it. The machine itself tried to warn me by, on its own, printing out a test sheet that showed the black squares of the test pattern were not all filled in while the 3 color squares were perfect. I not only ignored this, since I didn't know what it meant, but simply went on to continue printing out very bad bar codes I was using for another item return (the ac adapter for my laptop stopped working after 1 month and the company does not send labels or boxes for returns. They simply....Well check under my other recommendation under ac adapter. That's another story). To continue. I decided to call Brother, that gives a lifetime of free phone support, but stopped and re ran the test pattern (with the tiny squares) to see exactly what was happening. Once again the black was awry but the colors were fine despite my using an off Brother brand for the colors! The black was still the Brother ink cartridge, which I thought was strange because the test sheet said if you use alternative cartridges the warranty could be voided. (Carole P. Bronico your alternative brands WILL WORK if you remeber to punch a tiny hole in the plastic that is covering up the ink spigot which allows the ink to come out). Again getting back, to the menu. IT SAID CLEANING? So I punched yes! It asked "for colors or BLACK"I answered BLACK. It took a full oh...6 to 7 minutes to continue to clean the black. I didn't know what was happening but putting my hand on the machine gently like a stethescope let me know something deep inside was continuing to get at the issue. When it stopped it reran the test pattern and ALL THE BACK SQUARES as was the rest of the color patterns, ABSOLUTELY PERFECT!. I was so impressed with this machine that I decided to come back and let everyone know!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Brother Printer MFCJ450DW Easy-to-Use Inkjet All-in-One Color Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax
- Amazon Basics Multipurpose Copy Printer Paper, 8.5" x 11", 20 lb, 8 Reams, 4000 Sheets, 92 Bright, White
- HP 910 Cyan, Magenta, Yellow Ink Cartridges | Works with HP OfficeJet 8010, 8020 Series, HP OfficeJet Pro 8020, 8030 Series | Eligible for Instant Ink | 3YN97AN, 3 Count (Pack of 1)

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