ordered through Walmart and package was smashed before it was shipped was not damaged during shipping. it will not let me upload photos.

Brand name toner is the best for my printer. I quit using the other generic brands as they didn't last as long as the brand name toner does.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was a better price than Amazon, for the same name brand.

I am very pleased with my toner it serves the purpose it was the perfect fit and I appreciate you having the product and I will buy it again.

Purchased the MFC-L2750DW printer. After the starter cartridge emptied, I purchased the TN-730. I average about 100 pages a month. After 3 months and 350 pages, it ran out! 1/4th of the 1200 page yield. Do not recommend and next time I have to buy a printer, it won't be Brother.

We have been using the same Brother printer for several years and have no issues with the machine's performance. We normally use the TN-760 cartridges. This time we ordered a TN730. It has been installed for 9 days and is already giving a low toner indication. We understand that how much toner is used per page determines how many pages it will print, but this is unacceptable for the amount of money charged. There's not near enough toner in the cartridge to justify the cost.

I am very disillusioned with this L2395DW printer experience that requires such expensive accessories. I agree with other one-star reviews here---disappointment. I had an HP ink cartridge color printer prior to this one, and I am going to invest in another HP and stop using this Brother, which I only purchased five months ago on 10/02/19. I'll be bankrupt buying accessories for the print capacity this printer has. HP printers are much more reliable and affordable.

I purchased a multifunction printer and was surprised to see that after just 532 pages of printing, I was completely out of toner. The TN-730 advertises 1,200 pages per ISO Standards. However, ISO Standards are based on filling up only 5% of the page, which is the equivalent of a short email. So if you are printing anything that covers more than 5% of the page, you will likely get only 40% of the advertised page yield. Also, after a few changes of toner, some printers will require the additional purchase of a drum unit. These facts need to be disclosed to consumers so that they get fair value for money when purchasing your products. It is not fair to consumers to set expectations that will not be met. Treat your customers with respect and give them a decent value for the money they spend purchasing your products.

The printer is high quality but I as others am not impressed with the toner yield despite the ISO disclaimer. I've printed 494 pages with an 18% yield. Hardly toner heavy. I've purchased a high yield cartridge to give this another try, but this machine may be to expensive to retain with this cost per print.

I bought a toner cartridge in late June. I already have to replace the cartridge. During the SEVEN WEEKS that I used the now spent cartridge, I did not print a high volume of pages. I didn't use large fonts or graphics. So please, Brother, don't bother sending me that boilerplate excuse about ISO standards. Make a better product.