Brother Mfc J450Dw Printing Blank Pages

I bought this toner as a spare for my brother MFC 8910DW. I will buy again after 3,000 pages later. I bought it at a good price

This is my second Brother MFC printer and I have been very happy with both (so far on new one)

Purchased to replace an old MFC Brother. Works very well!

installed onto Brother MFC -L8900 CDW, and only had both for less than a week.

This is one of the best choices out there for a B&W All-in-One. We go through a Brother All-n-One every two years and get the rated 100,000 pages out of them with zero down-time and no breakdowns. This is a communal, open-access device and is used for printing, copying, scanning, and Faxing. Just use any decent multi-purpose copy paper. Although the DR-820 drum is rated for only 30,000 pages you can actually get 50,000 pages out of them if you read the fine print in the Brother literature. Calculating using the B&H cost for the L5800DW, TN-850 toners and a DR-820 drum I found that it costs about 2.5 cents/page for each page printed over the 100,000 page lifetime not counting the cost of the paper. The latest Brother 5000-series (like the L5800DW) are very speedy in printing and scanning and just about jam-proof. The one advantage of the L5800DW is that it does not have a duplexing document feeder which can be prone to jamming if you try to feed junky paper documents into them. The duplex, two-sided printing works flawlessly over the 100,000 lifetime. The only reason we bought this one is that it replaced the equivalent Brother All-in-One unit that I bought 9 years ago and had made its 100,000 pages.

My Brother ink cartridge provides numerous pages of clearly printing data. It is long lasting and I consider it a great value.

It has been a joy to use the Brother MFC-L7201ODW printer with Brother TN760 Ink.

Appears to be of high quality and works as described.  Used with my Brother MFC -L8900CDW printer.

We replaced the MFC 9970 with this copier and are very happy with it. We have had many Brother machines over the years and we keep coming back.

I previously had a 9970CDW that was a solid, dependable machine. The MFC-L8900CDW is even better. The lag time on initial page print is less and this model is much quieter than the other one. The interface is easy to use and the quality of prints and scans is good. I've used HP printers in the past, including a smaller all-in-one for an employee, but they seem to suck up toner much faster than this Brother does. The price point is good on this machine for the value. No one likes unexpected high costs of ownership. Pleased with my purchase... wouldn't hesitate to get a Brother printer again for my biz (forensic accountant ... lots of printing & scanning).