Comparison Brother DCP-L2510D vs Brother DCP-L2512D

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Paper size	A4	A4
Print Type	laser	laser
Output Type	monochrome	monochrome
Printing and copying
Max resolution	2400х600 dpi	2400х600 dpi
First page print	8.5 с	8.5 с
B/W copy	30 ppm	30 ppm
B/W printing	30 ppm	30 ppm
Double-side printing
Printing Supplies
Black Ink Page Yield	1200 pages	1200 pages
OPC drum cycle	12 ths pages /DR-2400/	12 ths pages /DR-2401/
Number of cartridges	1	1
Cartridge model	TN-2410, TN-2420	TN-2411, TN-2421
Higher capacity cartridge
Features
Data transfer	PC connection (USB)	PC connection (USB)
Display	monochrome	monochrome
Hardware
Grammage (min)	60 g/m²	60 g/m²
Grammage (max)	230 g/m²	230 g/m²
RAM	64 MB	64 MB
CPU frequency	600 MHz	600 MHz
Scan resolution	1200х1200 dpi	1200х1200 dpi
General
Feed tray	250 sheets	250 sheets
Output Tray	120 sheets	120 sheets
Noise level	44 dB	48 dB
Power consumption	440 W	440 W
Dimensions (WxDxH)	410x399x272 mm	410x399x272 mm
Weight	10.3 kg	10.3 kg
Added to E-Catalog	july 2022	june 2018

Cartridge model

Types of cartridges (both black&white and colour) used in the MFP. Some models of the MFP are able to work with third-party cartridges, but this feature usually refers to undocumented, and the manufacturer's warranty applies only to specific types of cartridges. So, use third-party compatible cartridge models with caution.

Noise level

The maximum noise level coming from the MFP during operation. The smaller this value, the more comfortable the use of the device. For office use, this parameter is not so important, but you should pay attention to it if you are going to use the device at home. It is easiest to evaluate a specific noise level using special comparative tables. For example, the quietest modern MFPs can operate with 34-35 dB noise level which is approximately corresponds to a muffled conversation, and the heaviest and most performant models give out up to 75 dB — this is comparable to a scream or a loud laugh at a distance of 1 m.