Last little bit longer than tn730 if I where buy toner it would be eaither tn760 or 2pk

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.

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!

I am happy with my Brother Printer except for the amount of pages I am entitled to as advertised on the product. The printer fonts are always the same size due to my notary business so I should be getting 3000 pages per cartridge, but that is not happening. Please help me to understand what is happening.

Very satisfied with the quality of Brother's high-yield toner cartridge. I maximized yield by changing the default settings to draft and to conserve toner. So far, I've printed about 3400 pages and still have 10% of the toner left. So everyone: change your settings to conserve toner and print draft copies (which still look perfect to me).

I appreciate the better quality of using toner rather than an inkjet printer. I enjoy the ease of loading the new toner cartridges. The significant drawback is that I don't think I have printed 3000 pages per toner cartridge and most of my printing is written word that does not consume as much ink per page as, say, graphics or images would. If I were being asked to rate my Brother Printer I would give it 5*****.

I have purchased a new brother printer, with ink jets that claim to print up to 3000 sheets. I haven't' even gotten through one 500 pack of paper and my machine is telling me my ink is low!! I only print in black and white with no solid spaces, just typing. What does one have to do to actually get the ink jet to print as many sheets as you say it will?

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?

I'm not convinced that the toner cartridge I was already using was low (as the screen message indicated). I ordered this high yield one and put it in--no problem. It worked right away without having to do any settings on the screen. Wish the price was more reasonable.

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.