Does this model have an envelope feeder?? Please advise ASAP! Thank you!
1336936
Not exactly...it has a multipurpose tray that can handle an envelope but not a stack of them.
1336937
It has an auxiliary tray in front that can be pulled down and used to feed a small amount of stock manually. Takes everything from letter size paper all the way down to #10 envelopes. One caution - because of the heat generated by the drum in this printer, envelopes tend to get wrinkled if they are too thin.
1869833
The feeder for envelopes and any other non-tray paper is behind the front door. All printed paper comes out in the tray under the control panel.
1782850
It does have a guide for printing envelopes. I have not used it for that purpose, but you can select the size to print.
1376644
There's a back (open) feeder and the bottom drawer tray. They can both be set to legal and/or letter. I have one set to each size myself. Keep in mind, paper storage capablities are a little limited on this model, so if you do high volume printing you'll be tending it a lot. However, I personally feel it's a small compromise for the overall functionality and ESPECIALLY the ink efficiency with the Ink Owl option.Best of luck
2224736
No. The only paper feeds are from the paper tray (underneath) and the rear feeder. Both must be blank paper. Automatic Document Feeders, which is what you are looking for, are considerably more expensive.
499736
Yes it does - I believe it's a 50 sheet feeder too, which is nice - but just as a heads up, mine lasted for about 25,000 copies / almost 2 years, but the feeder tray gave up shortly after year one, and finally it had a failed pull mechanism so was subject to unfixable paper jams. I've moved to a very inexpensive MF4770 (primarily because I still had multiple toner cartridges that work in that too) - and I'll see how that works - it only has a 35 sheet feeder on top.
656077
Yes it does have a manual feed tray. You would print envelopes by choosing non-duplex printing. I prefer to retrieve them from the back door rather than letting them go to the output tray. Mind you, both Brother laser printers that I have do not print envelopes cleanly or evenly - but that could also be because I use cheap envelopes - your "mileage" may vary.
1543584
If you are talking actual size, paper wise would be 8 1/2 x 11 but you can also do envelopes & card stock through the manual feed. If you are asking about the feeder, you can do a single page loaded if necessary.
1465260
It has several envelope sizes listed..I do not use this printer for that... The thing is-- it has only one tray. so, you can not stock envelopes in one tray and paper in another. As far as paper thickness.. it lists card stock as an option.. I have not tried that.. If you want me too, I can stop and do that.
874034
That problem alone is enough to tell one to never buy this printer. We bought it for far less at Staples a year or so ago and never realized it had no envelope slot. Have never managed to set up all the functions.
1509839
Indeed it does, which is a big reason that I chose this printer over a printer of another well-known manufacturer. I print odd-sized envelopes frequently, not just standard #10 business envelopes, and the printer handles them like a champ. By the way, envelopes are fed in from the top paper tray, as are any other nonstandard papers, such as card stock and photo paper.
1691889
This printer doesn't do very well with envelopes. You can try the bypass tray, but in my experience it will jam every time. Your best bet is to adjust the paper tray to envelope size, load in 6-10 envelopes, flap side up and to the left. Mine still jams really frequently, expect to ruin 2 envelopes for every one you get to print correctly. Envelopes that print "correctly" still come out slightly crumpled.
382615
it easily handles #10 envelopes by the hand feed utilizing tray 1. however, i find it best if no more than 2 envelopes at a time are fed. every once in a while them don't come out right and must be re-fed. however, i am happy with this function.
2224741
I believe it does not come with an automatic document feeder. I went to a PC World page (on the MG5320) where I got this "For a similar model with an automatic document feeder, check out the Canon Pixma MX360." Soooo, it'll be one at a time, my boy! As for feeding from the back hopper, you can (and must for photo paper) go to "settings" and access a change of tray there.
647229
Can the extra paper tray do envelopes as opposed to regular sheets of paper?
233751
No, it does not have a feeder. You need to scan pages individually. But if you don't scan lengthy documents often, it is fine.
952187
It does do envelopes, in fact better than packages. I often give up on packages and weigh them on a good "people scale" that goes down to the eighth of a pound. I would say it works okay, not a 5-star machine.