In recent years, the Brother MFC-J270w printer model has garnered a reputation for its exceptional features among users. The device boasts an eye-catching design, complete with a flatbed printer component and a user-friendly control panel. The control panel is equipped with a range of buttons and keys, ensuring easy accessibility, and a frontal load paper input tray adds to its convenience.

This printer model is categorized as a thermal inkjet printer, making it an efficient tool for managing print resources. Its exceptional properties have made it a popular choice among users.

Specifications

The device also has a print method that involves the use of a piezo print head with 94 nozzles for ink management. The display component comprises a liquid crystal display (LCD) that is about 1.9 inches in diagonal measurement. The power source supplies a safe range between 100 to 120 volts of an AC at 50/60 Hz frequency. The power consumption at copy mode is about 19 watts, and the standby mode is 4 watts. When the printer is at the sleep mode, the power usage is at 2.5 watts, and the ‘off’ way is at 0.65 watts.

According to physical measurements, the printer components boast a width of roughly 15.4 inches and a height of around 7.1 inches. The printer’s depth measures approximately 14.6 inches, and its weight is approximately 15.2 lbs. During operation, the printer emits a maximum noise level of 50 dB. The paper input tray has a capacity of up to 100 sheets of plain paper, with a standard weight limit of 80 gsm.

The Brother MFC-J270w printer supports a variety of paper types, including letter, legal, transparent, envelopes, monarch, photo papers, and index cards. The output tray has the capacity to hold up to 50 sheets of printed documents in a face-up the print pattern.

For faxing, the resolution at the flat design is around 203 dots per inch (dpi), while the other dynamics depend on the printing mode. To download the Brother MFC-J270w driver, visit the Brother website.