Posted by CaNotary777 on 4/10/13 1:17am
Msg #465135

Best & cheapest TONER CARTRIDGE for my Brother Laser Printer

I used to get a yield of about 1800 pages for Amazon purchased toners for my Laser printer MFC 7360 N .
But unfortunately the quality of these TONERS dipped sharply recently. the yield dropped radically, and the original brother toners do not give the promised yield either-- PLUS they are frightfully expensive. Any GOOD/BETTER SOURCE FOR TONERS guys?

(By the way, the original Brother TONER CARTRIDGE wasnt good either-- printed way less than promised. It was a bad deal considering the low yield and the exorbitant price)

Reply by desktopfull on 4/10/13 1:51am
Msg #465137

Try suppliesoutlet.com or supermediastore.com, I get 2500 pages from their hi-yield cartridges.

Reply by JanetK_CA on 4/10/13 2:08am
Msg #465138

Or go to the Resources tab right here on Notary Rotary. They are now selling toner. Worth at least checking out.

Reply by MistarellaFL on 4/10/13 4:08am
Msg #465139

Refill it yourself for $12.95

http://www.tonerrefillkits.com/Brother-MFC-7360N-Toner.php

Reply by Larry/IL on 4/10/13 6:54am
Msg #465141

I have had really good luck with LD products. Ebay has the best deal i.e. 3 TN 650s (8k pages) and a TN 620 drum unit for $58. Ebay also has 3 refill kits for $28.

I have been checking and I get on average 8000-9000 out of the LD cartridges with a few extra tricks I had a few get over 9000 pages.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/10/13 7:40am
Msg #465143

I've haven't tried the cartridge from here yet

I've used inkjetstar.com for 7 years - 2 problems in those 7 years and David stood behind it 100% and resolve immediately.

I just checked - toner for your machine is $27.99 and yields 2600 pages.

Reply by Larry Tacker on 4/10/13 8:26am
Msg #465148

Re: I've haven't tried the cartridge from here yet

FWIW,

LD Products has TH 450s for 25.99 or $24 each if you buy 3 or more. Shipping is free with orders over $50.

Reply by jojo_MN on 4/10/13 8:50am
Msg #465150

I have been using TonerPirate.com for the last few years. Excellent service. Usually delivers within a few days. I looked your printer up. The have the Remanuf. Drum for $28.95, EOM drum $75.96. High yield toner (2600 pages) EOM $50.67 and Remanuf. $18.95. Their regular cartridges for both EOM and Remanuf state that they will get 1200 copies. ($35.15/$18.95).

For my printer, their remanufactured cartridges have been getting 9000 copies vs. 8,000 that they advertise. I'm sure all results aren't the same. Hope this helps.

Reply by Linda Juenger on 4/10/13 9:33am
Msg #465155

I use cartridge world. I always get at least 7,000 pages. It costs me $59. So those who are paying $27 for 2600 pages is losing money. It is taking 3 cartridges for every 1 that I use and costing you more not to mention the empty cartridges lying around waiting to be recycled. I have 2 cartridges that I continually recycle and keep full.

Reply by Larry/IL on 4/10/13 9:52am
Msg #465157

The Max on a TN 450 is only 2600 pages. n/m

Reply by Kat2857/CA on 4/10/13 9:52am
Msg #465158

To refill or to buy new???

Is it worth it to refill (time to do, can be messy) or pay extra to buy filled.

Reply by Larry/IL on 4/10/13 10:01am
Msg #465160

Re: To refill or to buy new???

Kat I do both, with the prices on ebay I buy the refills usually less than $10 which yield me approx 8-9000 pages.It is important to note that most cartridges can only be fill 1-2 times before the wiper on the cartridge wears out. Once you get use to filling them they are not messy if you are careful. One word of caution, do not do it indoors and do not try to vacuum toner dust up with a regular vacuum, Google it. I do it in the garage with a cheap Walmart $20 box fan sucking the air around me when I am emptying the cartridge.

there are some deals on ebay that have 3 cartridges and a drum unit for $58, that's pretty hard to beat.

Reply by jba/fl on 4/10/13 10:10am
Msg #465161

Re: To refill or to buy new???

My only advice would to be listen to Larry's comment very closely: one word of caution, do not do it indoors and do not try to vacuum toner dust up with a regular vacuum, Google it.

Whether you may have respiratory problems may be a deciding factor as well. This stuff is like drywall dust and hangs in the air a long time.

Reply by CaNotary777 on 4/15/13 3:12am
Msg #465701

hi Jojo. what printer do you use?

that gives you 9000 copies?
I would love to use that printer too

Reply by Eva75Eva on 4/10/13 1:40pm
Msg #465219

Buy.com n/m