It came destroyed! Run over and packaged in a new box! Good luck getting a full refund if you buy multiples!

Works as expexted OE

OEM parts are the only way to go. I have tried using other 're-manufactured' or 'new' (non-Brother) parts (toners & drums) but they don't last or even work out of the box. I know it's more $$ but in the long run the OEM toner and quality parts from Brother are the only way to go for trouble/frustration free operation. They will save you time and frustration.

I just bought this drum unit today and have it in case down the road I have to replace my drum unit I have the spare in head already thank you brother for making best laser jet printers ever its Best to buy one in case cause you never know if there going be sold out or don't know when they be restock again also if ur printer still shows drum needs replace and you already put the new drum unit in go to YouTube and type replace drum unit it should tell u k after put new drum in and still show replace drum ur suppose to open door again and press clear when see drum on screen press 1 for yes and press ok then u should be good to go but check YouTube to be on safe side hope this advice helps everyone

Replacing the drum was what appeared on the screen of the printer, so that's what I ordered. All it needed was the toner cartridge. So I ordered the toner, installed it in the original drum. I requested a return of the unused drum and was denied a return because it wasn't damaged. That makes no sense at all. Therefore, will never purchase anything from Brother again.

My Brother Monochrome Laser HLl2390DW laser printer came with this ink drum, from the factory. While the TN-730 says it is good for 1,200 pages, this DR-730 is advertised at producing a whopping 12,000 pages. After printing only approximately a hundred pages, my Brother printer abruptly ceased functioning and said I *have* to replace the cartridge. No "ink low" warning; no gradual decrease in quality going grey. It just stopped in the middle of an important print job.

The drum is expensive for the number of rated copies to be made. Couple that cost with the toner and paper, the per-copy cost is over $.05 per page. Maybe this is acceptable for a small volume user, but not for an office setting where some printing projects are higher volumes.

Printer said drum needed to be replaced. Bought the above and now printer states drum needs to be replaced again! I will just keep printing until it stops then buy another brand that accurately states what needs to be done.

Brother website correctly diagnosed my problem, made a recommendation which I followed, and the part I purchased was easy to install. This fixed my problem.

Is this supposed to be a joke? Just got the printer and starting printing and this thing ran out of ink after only about 300 pages? Where is the 12,000 pages worth of ink?