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Bought a black and white laser printer due to the high cost of color printer ink. The TN660 refill toner cartridge is the larger capacity cartridge. I don’t do a lot of printing and it lasts close to a year. It is a cheaper way to go if you don’t need color, but is still expensive. It starts sending "low toner" messages for about six weeks and then just shuts down. It seems like there is still toner in the cartridge but it won’t print anymore and has to be replaced. Kinda annoying!

My starter cartridge on the L2320D came no where near the 700 pages Brother advertises I got maybe `100 pages with no graphics and no fine print. Brother will say it all depends and I read they follow ISO standards. But the starter toner came no where near being sufficient.

Getting customers to pay more for the toner and less for the printer appears to be the strategy used by most printer makers. Some successfully. Others not successfully. Brother is just another of those printer makers who expect you to shed up to 800% per year of the price you paid for your printer. Not quite a great business proposal for heavy users and small businesses.

my first cartridge that came with my laser printer lasted over 2 years,,i printed BnW layouts for property and houses, also many tax map specs. I installed the TN660 approximately 7 months ago in March ,,still printing all of the above so for me they work great and cost factor not a problem,

My TN660 cartridge only printed between approximately 175 pages of mostly letters and lists It didn't come close to 2,600 pages. My initial starter cartridge only printed 75 pages versus the 700 estimated pages. I purchase the MFC-L2700DW based upon a Brother basic laser printer used for 12 years. The cartridges for the basic Brother laser printer cartridges lasted for the perdictated number of copies. The MFC-L2700DW has given me very poor cartridge life.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These cartridges seem to last forever, but when it was time for a replacement, I bought the Brother cartridge and was delighted by the simple process to return the spent/empty cartridge back to the manufacturer in the packaging. No waste going in the trash.

I bought it thinking it was going to last me about a year because I barely print documents. It is for home use and we don't print that much. I usually buy the standard yield but I though it was a good idea to buy the high yield so it could last longer and that is not true. It last the same or even less than the standard one.

I have been using this HL-L2360 Brother Laser printer going on 6 years now and, I am very pleased with its Reliability that it gives as well as the yield of the Tones giving me around 2600 sheets. I find that the toner TN-660 gives me what, I want pulse a little bit more from time to time. For my personal printer toner wise the price is right for me.

One can use generic ones (found out after I bought this one) for a third of the cost of this one. My thinking is: Since using my Brother printer (new, out of the box) can NOT create top professional prints, then why should I use this expensive toner?