You no longer provide the address return label for Brother toner cartridges and require logging in to the site and providing information. After trying repeatedly to login in to the registration site without success, I am at the point where I will NOT EVER AGAIN buy a Brother product, as much as I like those that I have had/currently have. Creating barriers to recycling will hopefully be a poor and costly business decision for you!!!

i love my 'brother' printers/copiers/ etc and only use their brand for my toner cartridges. i do not know if there even is an 'after market' cartridge available, so i have cannot compare. so far, many many years, i have never had a problem with their products.

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 have a small tax firm. We go through rouchly 4 cases of page per tax season now. We've used several different modles of printers but because we've gone 3/4 paperless, we switched to an all in one Brother. HUGE MISTAKE. We've spent more in 2 years with this printer than we did in the previous 5 years with my ancient Canon. Like another review asked, anyone want to buy a printer? I'm switching back. Can you give less than 1 star?

I have always used Brother toner with my Brother printers. Now in the middle of a large printout the printer will not print, as it says I need to replace the toner cartridge. The printouts are of excellent quality so I should not have to change the toner. I tried a couple of work-arounds which did not work. Always before I would ignore the "LOW TONER" warning until the printouts no longer had good quality. I must say I was able to continue printing for a very long time. I can only guess that now Brother has perhaps added a counter to the toner cartridge so that I really must change the toner. This means that the premium I am paying to buy Brother toner is beyond wasteful. I will begin trying off-brand toner for my next replacement.

I used to get so much mire from a cartridge of toner from brother. Now It barely lasts a month! No way it lasts for 1,000 pages of text. I am not printing out images. I think brother must have reduced the amount of toner in the cartridge so we have to buy it much more often. Too exoensive!

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 don't use my printer as often as most people, so each cartridge lasts a couple of years. It doesn't seem to age out over time, but works well from beginning to end. Also it was easy to install the replacement cartridge, which had been on my study shelf for all of that time.

Switched from a HP inkjet color printer to a Brother black and white laser printer hoping to save money on ink. That's not happening. The stated yield on the Brother toner cartridge is aprox. 3000 pages. I have printed less than 400 pages of simple text and am being told to replace toner.

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.