Brother DCP-J125

Not reliable at all – When I first bought it, it was working fine, few months later, it couldn't accurately detect the ink volume - in 1 minute, the ink volume for a color can be low and not enough to print, then if you just take out the cartridge and re-install it again, it can detect that it's full !! and recently, it displays an error message that it can not detect… Read more

at least one of the ink cartridges whenever I try to print, I have to take the cartridges out and re-install it "slowly" at least 3-4 times till "may be" finally it'll be able to detect that they are all installed correctly...in addition, I think it consumes too much ink... the 300pages printed by the black ink, and 260 for colored inks is not true at all, it doesn't even print half these numbers !!!

Extremely bad printer...don't recommend it at all ...

Faded colour – I bought a Brother DCP J125 which is printing faded colour. It never prints bright colour. Even the UK flag flag is grey and orange.... not royal blue and red. Disappointing...

A very reliable printer – I've had my printer nearly three years and must say I am very happy with it. This DCP-J125 was relatively cheap and was very easy to set up and use. It works quite hard and I use generic ink cartridges in it which work well. Maybe the scans could be better but at this price point and my requirements, it suits my needs. Easy to set up, easy to replace cartridges, and very reliable. Nothing really.

Brother - Absolute Rubbish – My first Brother printer was an MFC-250C. I made the mistake of buying another Brother , a DCP-J125. Both had exactly the same problem. They would print OK at first but after a while they wouldn't print the black ink. I bought new Brother ink cartridges and tried them to no avail, the problem persisted. I had only used Canon before this and… Read more

decided on Brother because their ink cartridge prices weren't insanely sky high like the others. I will never buy another Brother product as long as I live. I gave it 1 star because that is as low I could go on this review, if I could I would give Brother zero or negative stars. Ink cartidges were the cheapest at the time. Works fine at first but then stops printing black.