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Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax
Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax
Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

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Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

Please check the Promo Terms for details. Australia Post, Allied Express, Couriers Please or other carrier as appropriate.

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Last updated at 07/14/2026 16:10:42

InkStation

$394.00

Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

Delivery between Wed – Fri $22

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Price history

Reviews

Brothers not in arms
16 December 2024

originally posted on scorptec.com.au

All good except that Brother drivers are not compatible with ARM processors on Windows. If your computer is using an ARM processor, the drivers and software will not install or function. However, you may be able to use a built-in generic Windows driver to print with limited functionality.

Excellent MFP
19 November 2024Milan

originally posted on brother.com.au

Great MFP, very easy to use and setup. Nice and speedy.

Excellent quality printer
26 November 2024NHall

originally posted on brother.com.au

Best printer I have ever had. High quality machine, very simple set-up, very easy to use and produces quality printed material.

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Updated 7 days ago
InkStation

$394.00

Brother MFC-L2920DW A4 Wireless Multifunction Monochrome Laser Printer - Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

Delivery between Wed – Fri $22

Price history

Price history

Reviews

Brothers not in arms
16 December 2024

All good except that Brother drivers are not compatible with ARM processors on Windows. If your computer is using an ARM processor, the drivers and software will not install or function. However, you may be able to use a built-in generic Windows driver to print with limited functionality.

originally posted on scorptec.com.au
Excellent MFP
19 November 2024

Great MFP, very easy to use and setup. Nice and speedy.

Milan originally posted on brother.com.au
Excellent quality printer
26 November 2024

Best printer I have ever had. High quality machine, very simple set-up, very easy to use and produces quality printed material.

NHall originally posted on brother.com.au
Great value for money
6 July 2024

Great all around printer, copier, and scanner. it fixes issues from previous generation models such as providing Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) automatic deskew. The MobileConnect iPhone app works well but is missing settings to support ADF deskew and other various choices you can get from the touch screen. The Easy Scan to Web which sends an email can create searchable PDFs which are high quality and better than any local OCR software I've run, but it sends it to Brother's AWS cloud instance, which is a privacy issue in my opinion.

Software Developer originally posted on scorptec.com.au