I purchased the DCP-L2550DW to replace my old Brother MFC model, and started using it about a month ago. Since then, I blew through the cartridge that came with it and now almost through the second TN760 high yield. My costs for ink went up with this purchase, but calculated that the extra 400 page yield claimed would make up for it. As of now, I am yielding less than what I was previously and spending more!

We have a small income tax and accounting office and have used Brother products for over 15 years. This year we needed to get a faster printer/copier so we upgraded to the MFC-L2750DWXL. The speed was and is very good, HOWEVER, our toner costs have skyrocketed. We were used to the TN650 with 8000 pages capacity and now the TN760 is only 3000 and its the same cost. We are sorry we have switched so we will be going back to the HL-5370 and DCP-8480 we have in storage. Anyone want to buy my 2750;s?

It is absolutely ridiculous that I the customer cannot exhaust and I decide when to change my toner cartridge. Big Brother stops from printing until you buy another cartridge...you the customer cannot get around the "need" for new toner regardless if you could live with a lighter print job. Might be time to buy a different company's machine...

Your instructions are just pictures which really did not help in inserting your product. It’s amazing that there is no instruction writings on the page to explain how to insert the product. They could easily be in English and Spanish and that covers probably 90% of the people you’re sending this product to. it was very difficult by just using your pictures. Please change that picture explanation to include English. Exclamation of how you insert the product.

I checked the print counter when I inserted a new TN-760 "high yield" toner cartridge in my new MFC-2750DW (drum counter page start = 635 on 6 Nov 2019; the first 635 drum pages apply to the toner cartridge that came with the new printer). When the "replace toner" warning popped up I checked the drum page counter (counter page stop = 2704). A little math .... 2704 drum counter pages - 635 copies from previous toner cartridge = 2069 copies on a high yield toner cartridge that advertises 3000 copies!!! Very disappointed.

Our printer came with a TN 730 and it lasted for a year. We bought a TN 760 high capacity and it was out and we hadn’t even went through a team of 500 pages of paper. The printing was graphic rich, but we still printed no where near 3,000 pages. We have bought a TN 730 for replacement and we will see how that goes. The printer we use is awesome though and much better than the inkjet printers we have used, but I was very disappointed in the printing capacity of this toner cartridge.

I see several remarks regarding how many pages a toner is lasting. Clearly it states around 3,000 for the TN760. I don’t have time to worry about an exact number printed but I do know that with the many companies out there trying to sell the product or refill bottle that is overwhelming. I just stick to you get what you pay for. I want my machine to keep preforming at its best so I will stick to paying for the real toner. Thank you

I work from home and use my printer numerous times per day. I am very familiar with how much paper I am loading and how often I need to replace the toner cartridges. I have been a great fan of Brother products for several years and overall have been happy with their machines and accessory performance. However, with no change in the coverage in what I am printing, lately my toner is requiring replacement when not even half of the stated paper count has been used. Considering the very high cost of these cartridges (on their own and versus competitive products) I find this decline to be totally unacceptable. I had been willing to pay more for the "high yield" cartridge when I thought I was getting extra value, but now will be considering the purchase of a competitive product for which my costs will be more in line with promises and expectations.

I print *a lot* for my business. And I print mostly image and text dense pages that are way over the 5% coverage that is used to calculate page yield. So I don't expect to ever get the 3000 pages. But I was super impressed that I got well over 2000 pages printed at almost 10% coverage (duplex) out of my last cartridge! The print quality stays sharp and I love that I can adjust the DPI of my prints to ensure my detailed images stay readable even in black and white.

I've tried all the knockoffs. Nothing beats the real thing. Knockoffs may be less expensive but you get what you pay for. Brother cartridges produce crisp. printing. I've earned my lesson and want buy anything other than Brother genuine toner cartridges.