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Brother HL-5370DW Laser Printer

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Prints up to 32ppm monochrome output
Built in wireless (802.11b/g) and ethernet network interfaces
Automatic duplex printing for two sided documents
It has up to 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution
It has 300 sheet standard paper capacity, expandable

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Product description

The HL-5370DW is a monochrome laser printer for offices or small workgroups. It offers a fast print speed of up to 32ppm and produces crisp, high-quality output at up to 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution. The HL-5370DW features built-in wireless and Ethernet network interfaces for sharing on your network and automatic duplex printing for two-sided documents. It also offers flexible paper handling via its 250-sheet capacity paper tray and 50-sheet capacity multi-purpose tray for printing custom paper sizes and letterhead. Optional trays boost total input capacity to 800 sheets. For lower running costs, a high-yield 8,000-page toner cartridge is available.

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Product Dimensions

15.1 x 14.6 x 9.7 inches

Item Weight

20.9 pounds

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26.2 pounds

ASIN

B001XM9BV8

Item model number

HL-5370DW

National Stock Number

7025-01-607-1503

Customer Reviews

280 customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#233 in Electronics > Computers & Accessories > Printers > Laser Printers

Date first available at Amazon.com

April 2, 2004

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Best printer.

BySteven Weigandon July 24, 2009

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This printer satisfies every gripe I have about printers. Usually there's some quality about one that makes you say, "It would have been perfect, but if only it didn't have this one problem." Each aspect of this printer is as good or better than pretty much all other printers out there at this time. And I'm a person who is relentless when it comes to researching products before buying them for myself.

Resolution: It goes up to 1200x1200, which is the highest out there currently. 1200x1200 is best for text. But it also does 2400x600, which is typically better for graphics. Most other laser printers only do up to 2400x600.

Toner: Cheap! You can pick up "compatible" cartridges for $30 now which will last 8000 pages. This is the cheapest of any printer I've seen. Other printers (such as HP) cost $70 for 2000-3000 pages even with a "compatible" cartridge.

Print quality: Excellent. I used a magnifying glass to try to detect any imperfections in text or graphics but didn't find much. No white raster lines, "jaggies", smudging, bleeding, noise or random dots printed anywhere. Large black rectangles are solid and consistent. Gray scale patterns didn't appear to have any defects.

Memory: 32MB. Most other laser printers only do up to 8MB currently. You need memory if you want to do full-page graphics. It lets you expand memory by adding an inexpensive ($30 new) 512MB memory card. Many printers don't even allow expansion, or they force you to buy their own special memory cards at a huge price.

Paper: Doesn't jam. Easy to load. Has a manual feeder also. Allows 2 extra paper feeders if you want. Most printers don't allow that.

Duplex mode: Fast, easy to use, saves paper. I'll never buy another printer without it.

Paper curl: You wouldn't notice it unless you were specifically looking for it. Barely detectable even with duplex mode printing and cheap paper. Even envelopes print with hardly any curl.

Rear output tray: Has it! Many printers don't. Its predecessor model didn't. This "straight out the back" mode allows you to print envelopes, cards, and special paper without ever bending it if you really want perfection.

On/Off switch: Has one! I mention this because many printers don't. Without one, a printer is left on all the time, which uses 10 watts of power (not much, but still) and reduces product lifetime somewhat.

Lifetime: The predecessor model (HL-5250DN) has great reviews. People said they're still using it 3 years later. The HL-5370DW has just about the same design, and I expect it will last a while. Not a cheap, throw-away printer like you often see.

Networking: Haven't tried it. But it has it, and it will become very useful when I get a wireless laptop to add to my existing desktop PC (both will need to share it).

Languages: It speaks both Postscript 3 and PCL. That guarantees it will be compatible with any OS out there, even older ones. And since it doesn't use "host based" language like cheaper printers do, it won't eat up your CPU and slow things down during printing.

In conclusion, this is a well-designed, high quality printer with low long-term operating costs, and I'm completely satisfied. I'll add an update to this review if I ever encounter problems with it.

- Steve

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Good printer--toner sensor forces to end good catridge!

ByD. Reelon July 30, 2011

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This is a great printer EXCEPT the toner cartridge sensor is programmed to show "empty" when there is lots left. Worse, the printer will not print without a new cartridge! BAD, IMMORAL DESIGN BROTHER. Shame on you, Brother. You can get around this purposeful "mistake" by putting black tape on the sensor hole on the cartridge. This hole is on the right side of the cartridge (as you pull it out) and looks like a porthole on a ship. It will work for MANY more pages with the sensor disabled. Spread the word.

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MAC Address Filter on Wireless Router?

ByJess W.on October 9, 2010

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So here's where I went wrong: I trusted the MAC address that the printer told me. An assumption that punished me for a week.

You'll have a problem if you have a MAC filter on your wireless router that allows only those MAC addresses you specify. I, being the type to trust computers, took the MAC address that the printer told me it was using and entered it into my mac filter list in my router. And it never worked. I spun my head for a week because I was looking at all of the other settings (the ssid, encyption method/keys, etc.), but never though of questioning the mac address.

I finally figured it out by turning off all of the features in my router. After the printer successfully connected to the wireless router, I looked at the list of connected devices and discovered the printer was connected, but with a completely different MAC address than what it told me.

After reconfiguring my wireless router back to what it was (non-broadcasting ssid, wpa2 with AES) and using the MAC address from the audit trail (and not what the printer told me), everything worked fine. What a pain!

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Great for Linux Printing

ByR. D Johnsonon January 17, 2012

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I've been buying Brother laser printers for years, because they're some of the best consumer/SOHO laser printers out there if you run Linux as your OS. This printer is no exception. The primary attributes are postscipt printing with the built-in BR-Script language, the ability to upgrade the memory easily and inexpensively (important for postscript printing), and the relatively low cost of toner per page. I got 10 years out of an earlier HL-660, and 5 years so far out of an HL-5150DLT. I'm hoping for equal longevity from this one.

The largest upside and the largest downside to these printers stem from the same issue: a bog-simple control panel. There are only two buttons--Job Cancel and Go--and 5 status LEDs. For most printing this is fine; you print, you grab the paper off the top of the machine, you're done. All real printer management is done from the network I/F. If you're comfortable with network management you'll be fine, but if you need a more user-friendly interface such as an LCD menu you should look elsewhere.

As with most Brother laser printers, I highly recommend you do three things as soon as you buy it:

1) upgrade the memory to the maximum possible. This will speed up print jobs significantly, particularly with postscript printing.

2) after loading paper the first time, press the 'Go' button once to print the test page, and then keep it. This allows you to evaluate the printing quality down the road as the printer ages, toner cartridges get replaced, etc.

3) after printing the test page, press the 'Go' button again 3 times quickly (within 2 seconds). This prints 3 pages of detailed printer settings, including the serial number, the network settings, the toner/fuser life remaining, etc. These can be useful for setup. After setting the printer up and getting it running, do this again, and then keep these pages. This information comes in handy down the road when you need to connect other computers, set up software, or track the wear and tear on your printer.