Unlike most printers, the Brother MFC-J6920DW stores and feeds paper sideways.
Its an interesting feature, but not the most crucial one.
The print speed and quality, as well as paper capacity, are arguably more important.
Better yet, the printing mechanism also supports the same feature.
The ADF comes with a capacity that lets you load 50 sheets of paper into the tray.
There are two paper trays, each offers a room for 250 sheets of paper.
A multipurpose tray is also available.
These cartridges are more expensive, but they are worth it if you print a lot.
The four ink cartridges are housed in a pull-down cover on the front right side of the chassis.
A similar cover can also be found on the front left side.
If you open it, you will find sockets for PictBridge, thumb drive, and SD cards.
For those who require faster printers, they should look elsewhere.
With so many connectivity options available, it becomes one of the most convenient printers to use.
