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What toner does the Brother MFC-L6800DWT use?
The Brother MFC-L6800DWT uses Brother DR3400 toner cartridges. Brother DR3400 toner comes in black; the black cartridge prints 50,000 pages.
Brother MFC-L6800DWT Printer Review
Expert review of the Brother MFC-L6800DWT printer
We highly recommend other printers in the L6800 series and the MFC-L6800DWT is no different. The extra paper tray is a welcome addition to anyone who feels that their current print always seems to be out of paper.
Design
The MFC-L6800DWT is an MFC-L6800DW with an additional paper tray, as a result has great connectivity including wireless, cloud and WiFi direct. Print speeds are 46 pages per minute and scans can be made at 100 images per minute, with 2-sided scans and option.
Advantages
The options for MFC-L6800DWT toner include high capacity and super high capacity cartridges helping to reduce your print costs and reduce downtime. It goes without saying that this printer is compliant with modern environmental standards but security is often an afterthought. Not so at Brother, the MFC L6800DWT uses IPsec, 802.1x and NFC to help ensure your confidential prints don’t fall into the wrong hands.
Disadvantages
Extra connectivity generally comes with added complexity when setting up a printer and the MFC-L6800DWT is no exception. For those not experienced with these, it may be better to opt for something with less features and thus less difficult to use. Setup has improved over the years but still has some way to go for the novice user.