TN229XL Toner Cartridges 4 Pack Compatible for Brother TN229XL Toner Cartridges Brother Printer Toner tn229xl v XXL Use with Brother MFC-L3780CDW HL-L3280CDW HL-L3220CDW HL-L3295CDW (1BK, 1C, 1M, 1Y)

Everything came packaged nicely. They used large styrofoam end caps and the proper sized box to secure the products together and minimize the chance of damage. The toner quality is nice as well. I don't notice any color change between these and the Brother cartridges that are 4x the price. Keep up the good work!

I recently purchased the Colorfly Compatible TN227 TN-227 TN227BK Toner Cartridges for my Brother printer, and I am thoroughly impressed. These cartridges have exceeded my expectations in every way, prompting me to give them a well-deserved five-star rating.First and foremost, the print quality these cartridges provide is outstanding. They deliver crisp, clear, and vibrant prints consistently, rivaling the quality of the original Brother cartridges. Whether it's for business documents or personal projects, the results are always professional and high-quality.Installation was a breeze. The cartridges fit perfectly into my Brother MFC-L3710CW printer, and I had no issues with recognition or compatibility. It's a huge relief to find third-party cartridges that work seamlessly with my printer without any hassle.The longevity of these cartridges is another significant plus. They have lasted just as long, if not longer, than the OEM cartridges, providing excellent value for the price. It's refreshing to have cartridges that don't run out quickly, reducing the frequency of replacements.Moreover, the fact that this pack includes two cartridges adds even more value. Considering the cost savings compared to the original Brother cartridges, it's an unbeatable deal for anyone looking to reduce their printing expenses without sacrificing quality.In summary, the Colorfly Compatible TN227 TN-227 TN227BK Toner Cartridges are a fantastic choice for anyone with a compatible Brother printer. They offer exceptional print quality, easy installation, great longevity, and excellent value. I highly recommend these toner cartridges to anyone looking for a reliable and cost-effective printing solution.

Didn't have many reviews, so I initially hesitated.However, the cartridge I installed was seamless (make sure you do the "shake" and "slide").The printer displayed "Ready" after installation and printed excellent black ink (the original Brother cartridge was actually disappointing due to the relatively small amount of pages printed...maybe 400😳).There was no issue with an Error message due to an aftermarket cartridge...excellent!Time will tell...but I give this one 5 stars.

This product does not even deserve a star. The printer started to not print after I changed the color cartridges. The black toner was and is still about half full. I kept getting an error message that I needed to replace the color cartridges. I needed to print a receipt for a customer, and I change the setting to print black only. I was able to give a receipt. When I changed the printer to color, I was getting errors. "Playing" with it, I was finally able to print in color. However, when I tried to print a 10 page double-sided document in color, it just printer the first page and it got jammed. Now I am not able to print anything. I get the message "drum"! I followed the instructions, pulling out the drums and moving that green piece to no avail (I can't remember what it's called). When I pulled out the cartridge and drum assembly, there was toner cyan, yellow and magenta on what is called a transfer plate. I should've bought from a company that had more reviews, instead of the price of $100 for all the cartridges.

I’ve been using after-market print cartridges for decades. In fact, I don’t think I’ve ever bought a brand name cartridge. I’ve used after-market cartridges in a variety of different brands and models and both laser and ink-jet. Some printer brands are easier to deal with than others; in other words, some printer manufacturers work harder than others to prevent after-market ink provider products from working. These days, all manufacturers put a chip on the cartridge to give the printer information about the cartridge, e.g., status, ink/toner level, etc. The most insistent manufacturers use a hash, i.e., an encrypted algorithm to secure their machines and prevent any other brand of cartridge from working. When the after-market ink providers eventually crack the algorithm, the printer manufacturers fall back to their second line of defense, copyright enforcement in the courts. It’s a whole big “thing.” In any case, these days, using after-market ink is a never-ending race: owners and after-market ink providers against the printer manufacturers.I got these cartridges to use in a Brother HL-L3290CDW printer. They worked on the very first try. Admittedly, Brother is pretty easy to deal with, possibly the easiest printer manufacturer to deal with when it comes to after-market cartridges. Brother’s literature (i.e., their manuals and warranty statements) are clear that they recommend you use authentic Brother ink and toner and that they will not accept any warranty repair for a device harmed by after-market ink. Fair enough. After that, though, they don’t insert any other roadblocks into the process. I respect that.When it’s time to replace an HL-L3290CDW toner cartridge (and others are probably similar), there’s one bit that’s not entirely intuitive. Most other laser printer manufacturers engineer their toner cartridges and drum units differently. Some completely separate the cartridge and drum into separate pieces you replace individually. Others assemble the cartridge and drum into one joint and inseparable unit; when you replace the toner, you replace the drum because they’re built together. Brother does neither. Instead, with a Brother laser, you pull out a single toner/drum unit but then you have to separate the toner from the drum. This is extremely easy - there's a green lock lever on the drum unit. Press down on the lever lock and the toner cartridge lifts away. When you press the new toner cartridge into the drum unit, if you get them lined up correctly, you don't need to touch the green lever lock. Then reinstall the toner/drum as one single unit.One caveat: though this is a color printer, it is not a photograph printer. No cartridge is going to deliver the quality you expect from a photo printer. For B&W and color documents, it’s good enough.My experience with this Brother printer and these after-market toner cartridges has been great so far. If you’re the type who buys after-market toner (like me) this is a really good choice.

Always a little concerned when buying off label printer ink or toner. Everything worked without an hour of work around. Pulled the old cartridge, replaced with new. Took an extra long start up cycle and printed all the back jobs in memory. Doesn't ge any better 10 out of 10 would recommend.

Bonnrapport qualié/prix. fonctionne parfaite

Stampa benissimo e fa tantissime stampe ad un ottimo prezzo. Più di così non si può. È il top.

La cartuccia compatibile ha il vantaggio di ridurre il costo di acquisto e di garantire una qualità di stampa elevata. Il nero rimane bello persistente sino alle ultime copie, Solido, non sbava e non lascia striature. L'imballo è perfetto e la pellicola interna aggiunta a protezione garantisce la preservazione sia delle componenti plastiche sia delle eventuali contaminazioni ambientali. Consigliato

Produit des impressions de bonne qualité à prix compétitif.

J'achète toujours les imprimantes en fonction des cartouches toujours super chères en original. Ces compatibles laser sont géniales, avec 2 cartouches je tiens une année. Super, pourvu que l'imprimante tiennent plus de 2 ans (d'obsolescence programmée...).