Brother's MFC-L3750CDW ($399.99) is an entry-level color laser-class all-in-one printer designed for small and home-based offices or workgroups with low-to-medium-volume print and copy requirements. A step down from our Editors' Choice color laser AIO, Brother's MFC-L3770CDW, the MFC-L3750CDW prints well at respectable speeds, and its ongoing cost per page (CPP) is, for a lower-end color laser, competitive. You do, however, give up a few things for its $100-lower list price compared to its more capable sibling, among them an auto-duplexing automatic document feeder (ADF) for scanning and copying two-sided, multipage documents without having to turn the originals over yourself. Even so, for many small operations, a C-note represents significant savings; if you can live without automatic two-sided scanning and a few other, less critical conveniences, the MFC-L3750CDW will serve you well. Not Technically Laser The MFC-L3750CDW is one of several entry-level and midrange color laser-c...
The Brother MFC-L3750CDW color laser-class (LED instead of laser technology) all-in-one prints well at a reasonable clip, but its automatic document feeder offers manual duplexing only and, as with most of its competitors, its running costs are not as economical as they should be.
Large ADF; Good text, graphics, and photo quality; Decent mobile device support
Running costs are a bit high; Lacks auto-duplex scanning and copying; No NFC