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Brother MFC-9125CN

PCWorld Rating

3.0
3.0 / 5 - PCWorld, May 22, 2012

Pros

  • Average or better speed
  • Reasonably priced toner
  • Yellowish, grainy color quality

Cons

  • No automatic duplexing

Bottom Line

Compared to other low-cost models, the MFC-9215CN stands out for having reasonably good speed and toner costs--but color quality is mediocre.

PCWorld's Brother MFC-9125CN Coverage
  • Top 10 Color Laser Multifunction Printers The Brother MFC-9125CN, a low-cost model, debuts on the chart because it balances some inevitable compromises--mediocre color quality, minimal features--with good speed and toner costs.

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