When you flip the ADF open, you’re greeted by a fairly low capacity paper guide that can be adjusted for a variety of document sizes. It has a very neat appearance when not in use, as the paper tray slides in securely to the body, and the automatic document feeder folds down flat to blend in seamlessly with the top of the printer.

The Brother MFC-J895DW is a fairly standard all-in-one printer, with a rectangular shape that’s dressed up a bit with curves and bevels. I printed and scanned from my workhorse Windows machine and my phone, ran off documents with text and graphics, printed a bunch of 4圆 and 8x10 photos, and really put this printer to the test to see whether it stands out in the crowded AIO market. I set up a Brother MFC-J895DW in my office and put it to the test over the course of five days. It also has separate ink cartridges for magenta, cyan, yellow, and black, wired and wireless network connectivity, and near field communication (NFC) support for interfacing directly with smartphones. It sports an attractive minimalist design that hides the paper tray and automatic document feeder (ADF) when not in use. The Brother MFC-J895DW is a light-duty all-in-one printer that’s designed for use in the home and small offices. Keep reading for our full product review.

We purchased the Brother MFCJ895Dw Printer so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it.

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