Brother MFC-7820N Multifunction Printer
Brother MFC-7820N Flatbed Multifunction Laser Printer - Fax - Print - Copy - Scan

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Product Summary
Manufacturer: Brother
Mfg Part#: MFC-7820N
UPC: 00012502612810
Buy.com Sku: 10398621
Item#: C24FJS
Buy.com Sales Rank: 4477
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The MFC-7820N is a smart choice for small-to-medium size businesses or even if you work out of your home office. It’s ready to install on a network right out of the box and you can make copies or send and receive faxes any time without having to turn on your computer. It also offers flatbed color scanning to scan documents to e-mail, file, image or OCR.
 
Features
Fast printing and copying. Offers print and copy speeds of up to 20 pages per minute.
High-quality laser output. With up to 2400x600 dpi print resolution, you can produce professional-looking documents.
Wide assortment of robust fax features. The 33.6K bps high-speed fax modem enables rapid fax transmission and up to 600 pages can be stored in memory.
Ethernet, USB and parallel interfaces. Gives you the option to install the MFC on a network for multiple users or via USB or Parallel for one user.
35-page auto document feeder. A quick and easy way to copy, fax or scan multi-page documents.
PCL6 and BR-Script 3 emulations. It can handle all of your printing, including documents with a variety of fonts and graphics.
Flatbed color scanning. Scan documents directly to your e-mail application or to a single PDF file using the ADF.

 
Tech Specs
Print Technology: B/W Laser Technology
Consumable Type: Toner Cartridge & Drum Unit
Max. Black Print Speed (ppm): 20ppm Black
Print Resolution (maximum dpi): Up to 2400 x 600 dpi
Standard Input Paper Capacity (sheets): 250-Sheet Input Capacity
Standard Interface(s): Parallel, USB & Ethernet Interfaces
Standard Memory (MB): 32MB Memory
Printer Driver Compatibility: Windows & Mac OS
Maximum Monthly Duty Cycle: 10,000 printed pages
Faxing Capability: B/W Faxing
Fax Modem Speed: 33.6K bps Super G3 Fax Modem
Best Transmission Speed (sec): Approx. 2 seconds per page
Caller ID Ready: Yes
External TAD interface: Yes
Total Auto Dial Locations: 208 locations
Auto Fax Reduction (for fax receiving): Yes
Fax/Telephone Switch: Yes
Fax Page Memory: Up to 600 page fax memory
Copying Capability: B/W Copying
Design Style: Flatbed
Max. Automatic Document Feeder Capacity: 35-Page ADF
Max. Black Copy Speed (cpm): 20cpm Black
Stand-alone Copying: No PC Required
Reduction/Enlargement: 25% - 400%
N in 1 Function: 2in1 / 4in1
Scanning Capability: B/W & Color Scanning
Max. Interpolated Scan Resolution (dpi): Up to 9600 dpi
Optical Scan Resolution (dpi): 600 x 2400 dpi
Input Color Scan Bit Depth: 24-bit
Formats (Export): TIFF/BMP/MAX/JPG/PDF
Power Source: AC 120V 50/60Hz
Energy Star Compliant: Yes
Operating Environment: Temperature 50-91°F
Operating Environment: Humidity 20-80% (w/out condensation)
Machine Noise (Standby/Operating): 30 dBA / 53 dBA
Carton Dimensions (W"xD"xH"): 21.7" x 19.5" x 19.7"
Unit Dimensions (W"xD"xH"): 17.0" x 15.6" x 11.6"
Unit Weight (lbs): 20.9 lbs.
1 YR Limited Warranty

 
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Customer Reviews
Value 4.5
Performance 4.5
Ease of Use 4.5
Overall Satisfaction 4.5
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5 of 5 Really good printer for the money... Saturday, January 03, 2009
Bill S. from Taylor, MI  

So far appears to be a good value for the money. In very mild operation for 4 months without incident. Very happy that I went with laser because my inkjet cartridges were drying up. Good for home/business wireless laptop users because a desktop doesn't have to be powered-up to print nor is a stand-alone print-server needed. I am happy with the purchase. For the typical user, I see some challenges trying to setup the networking. I recommend using a static IP, not DHCP.
 
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5 of 5 Perfect Solution Friday, October 24, 2008
DP from Burbank, CA  
Why it took me so long to switch away from inkjet, I will never know. It may have been the cost, but with this price, I am glad I finally made the decision to go to Laser. It has performed flawlessly in our home office. After, coming back from a 1 month trip, I printed out documents easily without having to clean the heads or worrying theat the heads would be clogged. I really like the 2 sided print option. And the quietness of the printer. Definitely the right choice. I should also add that I use it wirelessly with 3 computers, and that it is very Mac compatible.
 
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5 of 5 Works great with Vista Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Rodney from Phoenix, AZ  
Used MFC 9700 for years with good luck, but would not function well with Vista. Upgraded to the MFC 7820N and it has been great from installation, to setup and user friendly.
 
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5 of 5 Great AIO Monday, September 15, 2008
A Customer from houston, TX  
Works fine, at least for me. Someone complains that "network scan is a joke" on Amazon. I think it works. Sometimes, people are smart enough to write a review but not smart enough to use the machine.
 
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5 of 5 Excellent Network Printer Monday, September 08, 2008
robrocklin from Denver, CO  
I have WIN2000 and my wife has VISTA. I plugged the printer into the WIFI router and phone line, loaded the included software, and immediately printed from both computers. Printer/scanner has character recognition software and it worked great. I don't know how this could have worked any easier.
 
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5 of 5 Excellent Network Printer Wednesday, August 27, 2008
A Customer from Fairmont Wv  
Bought this printer for a home network. The price couldn't be beat, and I wanted scanner/copier/printer all on my network. Setup was wonderfully simple.... Plugged network cable into router, installed drivers, ran through setup on printer, and was up and running. Fast, sharp printing! Love it.
 
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5 of 5 Great Network Printer for a Small Business Friday, August 22, 2008
KY from Fairfield,NJ  
It is a great printer for the price. This is one of our backup printers on the network. Works great. Initially , i had to call Brother from some support to make it a network printer. Brother's support is A++++. very pleased so far with the performance of the machine. I'll recommend anyone to try this.
 
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5 of 5 Great Printer! Monday, August 18, 2008
Keith from Edmond, OK  
I hooked this up to my router and use it as a printer/scanner/fax for all of my home/small business network computers. Setup was extremely easy. I assigned a static IP address with no problem (unlike a previous poster). The software automatically found the printer on setup unlike my other network printer. Very nice! I was also very pleasantly surprised at how well the scanner works over the network. First page printout is extremely fast. Rouglhly 5-6 seconds from startup to 1st page out. It does have slight curling to paper as others have noted. But, paper flattens out later. Not really a big deal. Only adding color and duplexing could make it any better. But, then, it would cost twice the price! I highly recommend it.
 
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5 of 5 Brother MFC-7820N Sunday, August 17, 2008
A Customer from Tucson, AZ  
Great print quality, with easy to use fax and copy capability. For the price, this machine is a real bargain. The only issue I have is that getting it setup on my network using Vista was not easy. The network manual was on disk; however, if you are installing the printer and have no print capability, you must read the manual using your monitor. This issue may have been more a Vista problem than a MFC-7820N problem. It took me two days to get the machine working properly on my network. Strange, I would get it installed, pass the print test, and the next day the printer needed to be reinstalled. Finally, I used the network IP address for the MFC-7820N to fix the problem.
 
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5 of 5 More of the same and then some Wednesday, July 16, 2008
A Customer from buffalo, ny  
Our store has moved to all Brother printers using the same toner and drum to help keep supplies in stock from over-running the place. The 2040s came first, then the multifunction copier and a fax. Now we got this unit and it continues to show how smart we are. All the units have good, fast output with usability even the boss can figure out. With the networking built-in, everyone can send faxes from their own station and use the printer as a backup. Everyone is very pleased to have this printer available.
 
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5 of 5 Great printer Tuesday, July 08, 2008
A Customer from Lees Summit Missouri  
I have had the MFC 7820N printer for a couple of weeks now and it is performing very well. The printer is setup as a network printer and we can now print from both our PC's. The install was very easy and it configured everything by itself. The only thing I noticed is the paper comes out a little curled, but that is not a big deal for me. The auto sheet feeder is great for making copies, and the print quality is excellent. For the price, you can't go wrong with this printer.
 
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5 of 5 Just like the fries at Arby's Monday, July 07, 2008
A Customer from cincinnati, oh  
We've had for a few weeks in our home office - no problems or issues except the curling of the paper after printing. A minor issue and I'm not complaining as this was well documented by earlier reviewers. We don't have any need for fax, so I can't comment on that functionality, but otherwise we love this machine.
 
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5 of 5 Superb value! Price -vs- performance winner! Monday, July 07, 2008
Mschlem from Fishers, IN  
I researched a lot before buying this all-in-one. Realizing that I was shooting toward the budget end of the scale, I wanted to make sure that I was getting the very best machine for my money and I'm happy to report I did just that. The laser printer is phenomenal - fast, high quality printing. Same goes for the copier function which I've already used a lot more than I thought I would. So far I have only sent a fax (which worked flawlessly), but have not received one yet. But, the fax is on our main home phone line and does not interfere with receiving calls. I also have not used the scanner yet, but it uses the same Paper Port software that my old scanner uses, so I'm sure it will be great. The only drawbacks I've noticed so far are the noise - It is a little loud during printing, but otherwise it's silent. Not really a huge issue to me. Secondly, the paper curls just a little bit after printing, but it could also be due to the quality of paper I'm using. Again, not a huge issue to me. Lastly it doesn't handle envelope printing very well. The envelopes come out crinkled, or the printing is skewed. Again, not a deal breaker for me, because I can just print envelopes on my inkjet which does a decent job. Overall I think this is an excellent value for a budget all-in-one laser unit. The benefits outweigh the drawbacks and I would whole-heartily recommend this unit for anyone needing all the functionality and speed at a reasonable price. The deal from Buy.com was best by a mile and shipped free also!
 
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4 of 5 Very nice, am 95% satisfied except for use with iM Sunday, July 06, 2008
Stuart J. from Birmingham, AL  
All of the software was easy to install and relatively easy to use EXCEPT for with my new 20" Mac. The instructions advised to not use the included software with Leopard (10.5.X), but directed me to a web site that was of little or no use. Luckily, if you download and install the current Mac Twain drivers you are 95% done. One other thing - this (at least mine was) made in early January of 2008 and the OCR software offered does NOT work with Leopard. You can purchase an update from the original vendor of that package (Presto Page Manager) if you wish. I chose to go with ReadIRIS Pro as I had previous experience with it. The unit worked extremely well with the 2 Windows XP computers I set up to use it. I have not tested the OCR on the PC's yet. Brother online support for Mac is excell