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Brother MFC-J6930DW incl. LC-3219 multipack

Brother MFC-J6930DW incl. LC-3219 multipack

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  • SaschaJochum

    6 years ago •
    purchased this product

    Good machine, after a month of use I would buy it again and have already recommended it to others. The focus is more on the high-pressure business sector

    I kindly received a replacement device from Digitec because the first and also the second device had a defect in my opinion. Despite several calibrations, the print image is streaky in quick and normal printing. This can be attributed to the paper passing through too quickly. The print head moves 6 times over the sheet on an A4 page and when it is placed in the new position, these streaks appear. After about 30 calibrations, I have basically got a grip on the problem ;).

    Instructions for calibrating for normal printing:

    First of all: Do not pay attention to the correction sheet. Always use full-screen printouts for the test.

    The sheet is divided into segments A-E. From the first strip "cross printout on top" is "segment A". The 2nd strip-> segment B etc.
    The number 5 in the correction programme is always the current setting and causes no change. Lower numbers reduce the overlay, higher numbers increase the overlay. If there is a gap, the number must be increased, if there is an overlay, it must be reduced.
    If you change the value in one segment, this will have an effect on the lower segments because the print head will then touch down differently. Therefore, you should try to correct individual segments from top to bottom. Changing several segments at the same time will only make the correction worse in other places.
    It should be noted that gaps or overlaps are more or less pronounced depending on the colour printed. Therefore it makes sense to print a light and a dark image to be sure if the calibration is successful. Unfortunately, the problem with segment E could not be solved with my printer because I have either an overlay or a gap, and there is nothing that can be set in between that would solve the problem.     

    Pro

    • no initial cleaning, super fast first printout
    • Double-sided scanning without flipping
    • Good handling
    • Very nice print image even on plain paper
    • The cartridges are installed in the housing, not on the carriage.
    • Very fast print processing
    • Stable wifi connection.
    • Prints immediately from Deep Standby

    Contra

    • Fast and normal mode not optimal for image prints
    • Very large unit.
    • Cartridges expensive as with almost all other devices. Hardly any alternatives available.

    This review was created for a different variant: MFC-J6930DW (Ink, Colour)

  • Anonymous

    5 years ago

    Switching from the giant laser printer to the smaller A3 inkjet was worth it.

    Quiet, fast, practical. Easy scanning and copying, even duplex and A3. I installed the printer driver several times, so I can quickly access different printer settings.

    Pro

    • all in one
    • Mobile App
    • Price performance
    • of course everything A3

    Contra

    • when switching on it always wants to configure the fax, can certainly be turned off

    This review was created for a different variant: MFC-J6930DW (Ink, Colour)

  • david_flores

    6 years ago •
    purchased this product

    I would definitely buy again!

    I use the device in my architecture office and I am so thrilled! It is simply a pleasure to have such a device in operation. What I don't know yet is how high the printer cartridge consumption will be. So if you need to print out plans, photos and documents sporadically, this Brother is the right choice for you. I cannot judge how it looks with large print jobs. 

    Pro

    • Price
    • Print quality
    • Operation
    • A3
    • Scanning quality

    This review was created for a different variant: MFC-J6930DW (Ink, Colour)

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