Brother HLL2350DW Monochrome Printer (Renewed Premium)

4.3 | 13,586 ratings

Price: 119.99

Last update: 08-26-2024

About this item

Print more, wait less. Engineered for increased efficiency with class leading Print speeds of up to 32 pages per minute.
Dynamic features accommodate your evolving needs. The 250-sheet paper capacity helps improve efficiency with less refills and handles letter or legal sized paper.
Flexible printing. The manual feed slot offers flexible paper handling for a variety of papers and sizes, such as card stock, envelopes, etc. To help you create Professional looking documents.
Printing as mobile as you are. Print wirelessly from your desktop, laptop, smartphone and tablet.
Connect your way. Versatile connection options with built-in Wireless or Connect locally to a single Computer via its USB interface.
This product is certified refurbished

Product information

Printer Media Size Maximum

8.5 x 14 inch

Included Components

RHLL2350DW, Starter Toner Cartridge (700 page yield est), DR730 Drum (12,000 page yield est), Quick set up guide, Installation CD-ROM (MAC OS available from download links), AC Power Cord

Print media

Envelopes, Card stock

Scanner Type

Sheetfed

Max Input Sheet Capacity

250

Max Copy Speed (Black & White)

32 ppm

Display Type

LCD

Compatible Devices

PC, Laptops

Sheet Size

8.5 x 11

Duplex

automatic,manual

Hardware Interface

USB

Control Method

App

Output sheet capacity

250

Specific Uses For Product

office, home

UPC

012502653431

Global Trade Identification Number

00012502653431

Product Dimensions

14.17 x 14 x 7.2 inches

Item Weight

15.9 pounds

ASIN

B07H83MK62

Item model number

RHLL2350DW

Customer Reviews

4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 13,322 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#689 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products)
#2 in Laser Computer Printers
#36 in Renewed Office Products

Date First Available

September 1, 2018

Manufacturer

Brother Printer

Country of Origin

Vietnam

Top reviews from the United States

Brother Printer - Very Good

Brother TN830/XL/V - Great printer for low cost. WI-FI is stable

Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024

Brother is a powerhouse of a printer company.
The install was simple. Setting up Wi-Fi had no conflict. First time setting up this printer had no issues.
The printer stays in sleep mode until you send a print command. Then, it powers up and prints quickly and quietly with two page printing as default. Image quality is perfect.

I did have trouble updating the printer due to not remebering the password I setup. Be sure you write it down.
Other rhan that, I highly recommend this printer. The cost is low, but the quality is great.

Justin Higinbotham

Ridiculously fast. The perfect home printer

Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024

I laughed when researching which B&W printer to buy, because I consistently read people saying "Find whichever Brother printer is on sale and buy it, no need to research more". They weren't wrong. I bought the 2460DW model, because it does duplex printing and also works on wireless. I print from my laptop, my kids laptop, or my iPhone.
Set-up was extremely simple. Unboxing, putting in the toner and printer took all of 5 minutes. I chose to manually enter my home wifi network and password using the printers tiny screen and buttons. Took maybe 4-5 minutes. My iPhone printed perfectly from a GoogleSheet the first time, I didn't even have to try and add the printer. From my PC laptop, I just had to "add a printer" and it found it right away and everything worked perfectly.
The prints are crisp. And they are FAST - I'd forgotten just how fast 36ppm is, it's practically instantaneous for a document that's just a few pages. Also, the printer is quite small, compact, nearly silent when turning on or printing, and it warms up and is ready to print in I think less than 10 seconds?!?
I couldn't be happier with this as my printer for anything that can get by with B&W and page sizes of 8.5x11 or 8x5x14 (legal size).

Alan deLespinasse

Don't use Microsoft drivers

Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024

My previous Brother laser printer (HL-5150D) lasted almost 19 years. Recently it's jammed a few times, which almost never happened before, and there have been difficulties with Windows network configuration and other software issues for a while (it didn't have built-in networking, so it had to be connected to a computer and shared from there). So it seemed like time to replace it.

This new one seems good so far (we've only had it for 2 days).

I didn't want to install Brother's bloated software, so I started by entering the WiFi password from the top panel. That's a bit tedious, but you only have to do it once. I didn't want to break the seal on the toner cartridge until I was sure that would work.

Once it was on the network, my Windows laptops were able to find it and automatically install (Microsoft-branded) drivers. But I noticed that the first thing I printed (a sheet music PDF) came out a bit smaller than I expected. So I did some tests, and discovered it was printing smaller than actual size, even when I manually set the scale to 100%. So I updated the firmware, which didn't help with that, and then I tried downloading and installing the driver from Brother's web site - NOT the huge "Full Driver & Software Package (Recommended)", just the driver.

The Brother driver totally fixed the scale issue. It also seems to print with better quality, but I suspect it's just using different default quality settings.

Chuck Starks

Tricky to Use in iOS X Land

Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2021

First, I have purchased 3 of these printers:
- One for child in college.
- One for my home office (use it for PCs, Macs, iPhones, iPads)
- One for some elderly relatives who had to futz with their old inkjet printer each time they used it (they're printing from PCs and iPhones).

We all love them. And let’s face it … 95% of what we print doesn't need to be in color. This printer is fast, prints duplex with ease and the ink cartridges last a long time and it doesn't get gummed up like ink jets do after a period of non-use. It has saved us $$$ by not needing to purchase as many ink cartridges.

I’m only giving 4 stars since in the beginning I had issues with iOS devices not finding the printer. I’m not intimidated by any technology as I've been around it a long time - but this took a lot of digging to figure out. Now that I’ve finally got the iOS issue resolved these printers are perfect for our needs.

This is what I’ve done to make these printers work well with iOS devices:
- First - Do Not use the WPS connection mode. Use a Printer USB cable connected to a computer to set up the wifi on this printer. Make sure you find your SSID and enter your wifi password.
- Turn off Deep Sleep Mode (see the review by Winnie NG for instructions or other instructions for this printer)
- Extend the sleep time (mine is at 50 minutes)
- Set Auto Off at 1hr (not sure if this is needed but I suggest it anyway, it will not power off since it will be asleep before the hour comes up)
- Once all this is done … power-down the machine and restart it.

The second reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that despite changing the printer's drum and following every set of instructions provided by Brother and others, the beast still says "The optical photoconductor needs to be replaced." According to Brother a new drum replaces the optical photoconductor, therefore the photoconductor does not need replacing a second time and all Brother's instructions to turn off this incorrect error message fail.

****** Update *******
I found that the printer sometimes goes away and is not discoverable by my Apple devices and the printer must be rebooted. However there seems to be a fix for this as well. If you enable IPv6 Protocol on the printer it is always visible to my Apple devices.

Warning this is not for the faint of heart, but should be is easy enough for the average user.

Step 1)
First you must find your printer's network IP Address. Do this by printing out the Printer's Network Configuration.
On the Printer:
Push the Up Key (+) until you see Machine Info. Displayed and Press OK
Push the Up Key (+) until you see Print NetSettings and Press OK
A Network Configuration Page will print. On this print out you will find the printer's IP Address. It should be something like this 10.0.0.XXX

Step 2)
Open a Browser on your computer and input this URL: http://<printer_IP_Address>
This will open up the web configuration interface

Follow this navigation to enable IPv6:
Network Tab > Protocol
Click on the Advanced Settings link for AirPrint
Click on IPv6 (Wireless)>>
Select IPv6 as Enabled and make the selection to Enable this Address (no need to fill anything out) and click on the Submit button

The printer always shows up as an available device in all our Apple devices.

See https://www.amazon.com/Brother-Monochrome-HL-L2350DW-Two-Sided-Replenishment/product-reviews/B0763WDSYZ for Winnie NG's instructions about sleep mode

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