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Brother
MFC-L3710CW Color Laser-Class LED All-in-One

Color document center with Wi-Fi, fax and no duplexer. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The Brother MFC-L3710CW is a compact color document center rather than a simple printer. Brother lists print, copy, scan and fax functions, built-in wireless, a 250-sheet tray, a 50-sheet automatic document feeder, and output up to 19 pages per minute in both black and color. Its most consequential limitation is easy to miss in a long title: Brother says duplex printing capability is not available. If a small office needs one device for occasional color documents and capture, those extra functions may matter more than automatic two-sided output; if duplex is a routine requirement, this model is a poor fit.

Consider it for

A small office needing color document capture and fax over Wi-Fi that can handle one-sided print jobs..

Look elsewhere if

Avoid it if automatic duplex, a wired Ethernet connection, or high monthly color production is required.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Brother documents color print, copy, scan and fax in one wireless all-in-one.
  • The 250-sheet tray and 50-sheet ADF provide useful capacity for basic office forms and multi-page originals.
  • Brother's up-to-1,500-page recommended monthly figure gives an upper workload reference.

What to weigh up

  • Brother lists duplex printing capability as No; the machine will not automatically turn sheets for double-sided output.
  • Ethernet is not listed for the exact MFC-L3710CW, so wired network use is not established.
  • The 1,500-page recommendation has no published lower endpoint, and no particular used unit's condition is known.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredMFC-L3710CW
Main functionsColor laser-class LED print/copy/scan/fax
Print outputUp to 19 ppm black and color
Two-sided printingNo duplex printing

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

An all-in-one for mixed color documents

Brother calls the MFC-L3710CW a color all-in-one and documents printing, copying, scanning, and fax. That can consolidate routine office functions for a small desk: color forms can be printed, paper originals can be copied or scanned, and fax remains available for organizations that still need it. Brother identifies the print engine as digital LED and lists 19 pages per minute in both black and color. The review treats it as a laser-class color model, while preserving the manufacturer's LED description rather than implying a different print mechanism.

A clear paper capacity, with an important limit

The standard input tray holds 250 sheets, the output is rated for 150 sheets, and Brother lists a 50-sheet automatic document feeder. Those capacities support a modest office routine without making this a large departmental machine. Brother also says Duplex Printing Capability: No. That statement means the printer does not provide automatic two-sided output; the product page does not separately establish a manual duplex workflow. If the buying criteria demand automatic page turning, the L3710CW should fail that hard requirement. For one-sided forms and simplex originals, the capacities are more useful than a vague promise of compactness.

Wi-Fi for sharing and USB for a direct link

Brother describes the MFC-L3710CW as wireless and lists USB among the standard connections. Ethernet is not listed on the exact product page. Built-in Wi-Fi can make the unit available to more than one nearby computer without a cable to each machine, while USB remains a direct connection choice. This is a different setup from an office that requires a wired network port, so check the network requirement before comparing cost or color speed. The historical seller title and any mobile-print claim do not replace confirming the exact model and current network setup.

Interpret the recommendation as an upper-only range

Brother recommends monthly print volume up to 1,500 pages. The manufacturer does not show a lower endpoint in the reviewed specification, so the profile records the maximum while leaving the minimum unknown. Brother separately lists a maximum duty cycle of 30,000 pages; that number is not the intended ongoing volume and is not used for selection. For a modest color MFP, this distinction helps compare routine demand with device design instead of mistaking a maximum endurance figure for a target. Users expecting regular heavier color batches should consider the supplies and expected page mix as well.

The feeder supports capture, not duplex print output

The 50-sheet ADF is useful for feeding multi-page originals into the scanner, and Brother lists copy and scan alongside printing. Do not infer one-pass duplex scanning from the term all-in-one: the reviewed product page does not establish a duplex ADF, and it explicitly says duplex printing is unavailable. Buyers who scan two-sided originals should confirm the exact source and work method before assuming that the feeder handles both sides in one pass. This separation between input scanning and printed-sheet duplex keeps the product's paper workflow precise.

A focused choice for a small shared desk

The L3710CW makes sense when color, wireless sharing, fax and basic scan/copy functions are all valuable, and one-sided output is acceptable. It is less suited to long duplex packets, wired-only networks, or a high-volume color queue. The manufacturer's specifications establish the product's intended features but say nothing about toner remaining in a current offer, maintenance condition, exact historic ASIN mapping, or seller return policy. Check the label, cartridges, feeder rollers, scanner glass, wireless setup, driver compatibility and warranty status of the unit you are considering. No hands-on test is claimed here.

What else to compare

For automatic duplex, choose a color MFP whose exact specification confirms page turning; for wired-only networks, require a documented Ethernet port.

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Before you buy

Does the MFC-L3710CW print in color?

Yes. Brother describes the model as a color all-in-one and lists up to 19 ppm for both black and color output.

Can it print automatic two-sided pages?

No. Brother lists its duplex printing capability as No, so it does not automatically turn sheets.

Does this model include fax and scanning?

Yes. Brother lists fax, scan, and copy functions in addition to color printing.

Is there an Ethernet port?

Ethernet is not listed on Brother's exact MFC-L3710CW specification page; Wi-Fi and USB are the documented connections.

What is the recommended monthly volume?

Brother lists recommended monthly use up to 1,500 pages without a lower endpoint, so the lower boundary is unknown.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose this Brother for color all-in-one work and Wi-Fi when single-sided printing is acceptable. Confirm the ADF workflow, supplies, and seller's unit condition.

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