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Brother HL- 2. 24. Review & Rating. Whatever size office you work in, if you need a personal monochrome laser printer, don't overlook the Brother HL- 2. In addition to being the right—which is to say, low—price, it's fast; it offers reasonably high quality output across the board for a mono laser; and it takes up less desktop space than most inkjets. The combination is enough to make it an Editors' Choice. The HL- 2. 24. 0 is the low end model of the Brother printer series whose last generation included the Editors' Choice HL- 2.
W ($1. 50 street, 4 stars) that I reviewed about two years ago and is still available at this writing. Other printers in the series add duplexing, Ethernet, and Wi- Fi, but the HL- 2. There's no duplexer available, even as an option, and it connects only by USB cable, which is what makes it a decidedly personal printer. Very much on the plus side, staying with the basics helps keep the price down, and there's certainly no point in paying for features you don't need. Also helping to make the HL- 2. At 7. 2 by 1. 4. 5 by 1.


HWD) you should have no problem finding space for it, and at 1. Setup is standard fare. Speed and Output Quality.

Brother rates the HL- 2. More important, the printer easily lives up to the promise of its rating. I tested it on a Windows Vista system, and timed it at a total of 6 minutes 3. Quality. Logic's hardware and software for timing). That's a noticeable improvement on the HL- 2.
W, which took 7: 3. Editors' Choice Brother HL- 5.
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D ($2. 00 street, 4. The printer also scored reasonably well on output quality.
Text quality was just a touch below par for mono lasers, making it a poor choice for desktop publishing, but still easily good enough for almost any business use, unless you have an unusual need for small fonts. The graphics were good enough for any internal use. Depending on how demanding you are, you might consider them good enough for Power. Point handouts and the like as well. Photo quality was good enough to print recognizable photos from Web pages or use the printer for client newsletters, which is about as much as you can hope for from a mono laser.

Finally, the printer also offers more than acceptable paper handling for personal use, with a 2. All told, the HL- 2. Add in the low price, and it's an easy pick as Editors' Choice for personal monochrome laser. BENCHMARK TEST RESULTS. Check out the test scores for the Brother HL- 2.