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Brother TN350 Black Toner Cartridge

Brother TN350 Black Toner Cartridge
From Brother Printer

List Price: $81.70
Price: $42.75

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description

You'll want to have one of these on hand when that toner light starts flashing: just snap this black toner cartridge into place and you'll be up and running again. Compatible with Brother laser printer models HL-2040 and HL-2070N, the TN350 has an expected lifetime yield of 2,500 pages (based on 5% coverage). Designed for optimal use with Brother name-brand consumables, its fine particles help produce the rich blacks and subtle shades of gray that help your pages look clear, legible, and cleanly professional-looking.


Product Details

  • Color: Black
  • Brand: Brother
  • Model: TN350
  • Format: CD
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 5.00" h x 6.80" w x 14.40" l, .0 pounds

Features

  • Compatible with Brother models HL-2040, HL-2070N, FAX-2820, FAX-2920, MFC-7220, MFC-7225n, MFC-7420, MFC-7820n, DCP-7020
  • Expected lifetime yield of 2,500 pages based on 5% coverage
  • Fine particles create rich blacks and subtle grays
  • Genuine name-brand replacement
  • Package includes 1 easy-to-install cartridge

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
You'll want to have one of these on hand when that toner light starts flashing: just snap this black toner cartridge into place and you'll be up and running again. Compatible with Brother laser printer models HL-2040 and HL-2070N, the TN350 has an expected lifetime yield of 2,500 pages (based on 5% coverage). Designed for optimal use with Brother name-brand consumables, its fine particles help produce the rich blacks and subtle shades of gray that help your pages look clear, legible, and cleanly professional-looking.


Customer Reviews

Masking Tape Gives TN-350 Toner a Second Life5
I get 800 to 1100 extra copies from each cartridge.

After the "Toner Life End" message appears, it refuses to print even one more copy. Offensive...until you show it who's in charge.

Remove the cartridge and find 2 clear plastic port holes, one on each side. The printer shines a light through these to decide when to shut you off. But it's too sudden and too early.

Cover one or both windows with a small piece of masking tape. I get about 3400 copies per cartridge instead of 2400.

I really like Brother printers now that I have taught them some manners.

To save even more money try 4 Pack Brother TN-350 TN350 Toner Refill Kit by Laser Tek Services.

Necessary Supply; Replacement Can be Delayed5
I had this rushed a few weeks ago because my HL-2070N kept refusing to operate every ~20 pages due to a low toner error. However, unlike on most laser printers, the print quality was still perfect at this point -- no streaking or blank spots. The problem is that the printer senses that it is nearing the end of the cartridge and refuses to continue, even with toner remaining.

Based on some web searching, it seems that the sensor is based on shining light into a ~1/4" hole on the side that goes through the entire length of the cartridge. Covering this hole with black electrician's tape has let me print a few hundred more pages, with no problems so far and still no sign that the toner is running out.

So, it's good to have a spare on hand, but it hasn't yet been necessary to install it.

Very Low Capacity toner cartridge.3
I am a fan of brother DCPs and MFCs because they have excellent scanning and come with PaperPort scanning document managment software. I have a brother multifunction at every one of the 7 workstations in my law firm.
I purchased several DCP 7020s because the price was under $200 each. But they use these TN 350s which are a total rip off. Here are the specs. These TN-350s cost $43 and claim a capacity of 2500 pages.
Other Brother printers use higher capacity toners, such as the TN-580, which is rated at 7,000 pages and cost $63. Do the math. The cheap printer turns out much more expensive very quickly because you go through toners so fast. With a claimed capacity of 2500, in reality you're lucky to get 2000 pages. Imagine buying a new toner for every 4 reams of paper you go through! SO, I as soon as I get my first "change drum" message, I am going to trash these little Brothers and get one of their higher speed larger models. The extra couple hundred on the equipment will be paid off in toner savings in no time.