yield per cartridge?
2030749
I only use this printer to print construction prints and details, in B&W; only, mostly on fast speed. In this case I have been very happy with the amount of prints I have gotten. I'm not sure how many I've printed, but it's been quite a few and I am just now needing to change the black cartridge. I have no idea in regards to color prints.
2030750
There are too many variables to answer your question. I print 4x6, 8x10, 8.5x11, and 11x14 with various predominant colors. The cost per print is the important question, other things being equal (speed, quality, etc.) I find this printer less expensive to operate than similar HP and Epson printers.
2030751
I always run out of yellow first and than magenta but I have lots of girls that I print things for. I bought this printer on sept 25th and I had to change all the color inks today so they lasted me a month but I print something everyday.It cost me $61.00 at Costco for all the ink colors plus the blacks. Considering I was paying $150.00 for the Epson 1400and it did not last any longer I am really please with amount of printing I have got. It, also, depends on the quality ofprinting your doing and most of mine are set for the very highest quality so I use more ink. Not sure if this helps you or not? I always run out of yellow first and than magenta but I have lots of girls that I print things for. I bought this printer on sept 25th and I had to change all the color inks today so they lasted me a month but I print something everyday.It cost me $61.00 at Costco for all the ink colors plus the blacks. Considering I was paying $150.00 for the Epson 1400and it did not last any longer I am really please with amount of printing I have got. It, also, depends on the quality ofprinting your doing and most of mine are set for the very highest quality so I use more ink. Not... » Read More I always run out of yellow first and than magenta but I have lots of girls that I print things for. I bought this printer on sept 25th and I had to change all the color inks today so they lasted me a month but I print something everyday.It cost me $61.00 at Costco for all the ink colors plus the blacks. Considering I was paying $150.00 for the Epson 1400and it did not last any longer I am really please with amount of printing I have got. It, also, depends on the quality ofprinting your doing and most of mine are set for the very highest quality so I use more ink. Not sure if this helps you or not? « Show Less
2030752
Works great but haven't ran out of ink yet to know the yield. Have printed quite a few blue print drawings. Sorry this is not very helpful
2030753
I havent use the first original cartridge yet so far about 30 pages, it still show 1/3 left, but I have friend use then same printer with outside ink tank for 50$ he can print for ever, I may try that later.
2030754
I already answered this for someone else. All depends on what you print and what size. Different people will give you different answers.I can't tell you you'll get 30 prints per cartridge. You have to decide if paying for prints is cheaper than doing it yourself. If you sell printsthen you'll get your money back. Bottom line, I have no regrets.
2030755
They have a PDF of their website. http://www.usa.canon.com/CUSA/assets/app/pdf/PrintYield/PageYield-ix6520.pdf
757920
On my box it reads these 2 cartridges are compatible. SP 201H / Yield 2600 pages (ISO)SP 201L / Yield 1500 pages (ISO)I have not had to replace a cartridge yet so I cannot advise on pricing of either.
1866817
I do not know how to differentiate, however I only got 50 pages or less from the cartridge that we purchased.
1584923
The manufacturer says 1500 sheets, but it depends so much on how much print there is per sheet, and if you have Toner Saver turned on. I can print about 1/4 to 1/2 case of paper per cartridge (4 or 5 reams), which is more than they specify. But most of my printing is forms, which have white spaces for answers. If you are printing your latest book, figure about 2 reams, or maybe 3. Graphics would be less unless they are line drawings.
1876281
Per Canon website, the page yield for the three PG-240 cartridge:PG-240 = 180 pages, PG-240XL = 300 pages, PG-240XXL = 600 pages.
1994750
By print yield I assume you are wanting to know the number of pages? I am not positive of the answer for this, but I have purchased several packs of these and compared to the name brand counterparts I do not believe I am changing them any more often than the others. I plan to continue to purchase them, they have been great and we have had no problems with them.
2149052
Get enough for about 3 refills. Really messy if not careful. Eventually bought new cartridge.
1054564
I don't know. I didn't weigh the bottles. I used the entire contents of 1 bottle (about half full) to fill 1 cartridge. I haven't depleted the cartridge yet, so I don't know how many pages 1 bottle will provide. That amount does NOT overfill the cartridge so haven't had dumping of excess toner into the printer or on the paper. At about $4 per fill, I'm not overly concerned.
1427115
The TN-450 is the high yield version of the TN-420. Same outside dimensions, just double the number of sheets before you have to replace the cartridge. Prices online are close enough, no reason NOT to get the high yield version. (1200-1500 sheets vs. 2600 sheets).
1728129
I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so... » Read More I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. « Show Less
268221
According to what I researched, your printer should take 127 or 126 cartridges, not 200. Try 127 or the 126 for high yield cartridges.
1476143
I'm not entirely sure, but it is thousands. I think the website for brother tells how many you can expect. There are two cartridges, one is a regular one and the other is high yield. I get the high yield one. You can find the numbers at Brother's site.
831832
XL usually yields 1000 pages vs. the regular 932 at about 700. However, actual yield varies considerably based on content of printed pages. Hope this helps.
2193633
Hi Virginia, Black: 1,000 page toner yield (MLT-D111S) +- depending or resolution, paper type and other factors. New printer from all manufacturers come with a cartridge filled at 50% +- (This is done by all manufacturers) I hope I answered your question. Only 1 piece left in inventory by the way. Thanks, Raul
27301
Hi there, the TN221 is the standard yield, prints approx. 2,500 pages at 5% coverage, while the TN225 (colors) are the high yield variety, printing approx 2,200 pages at 5% coverage. Thanks!
1678657
I may have gotten 60 pages out of this cartridge. It began telling me "Low Ink" after about 30. I will not purchase this product again.
1466759
Approximately 10 times, based on instructions with a list showing the amount (I used 3.5ml as specified). I am about halfway with the ink left and just guessing this amount and may go over. You can estimate based on your cartridge brand and the amount sold to you. BTW based on the instructions you will need to bleed 1ml of the black ink, but make sure you reuse the 1 ml of ink upon the next refill. FYI Ebay sells gallons of these for about $40, which should last about twenty or so YEARS, equivalent to pennies per refill. LOL