Can any one please give a general estimate on how many pages you can expect to print per color toner set?
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This uses the 305 cartridges. HP's official "standard page count" which is an industry standard reflecting 1/3 page of text, is 2200 for the regular cartridge (part number CE410A) or 4000 for the high capacity cartridge (part number CE410X).
723379
Toner (typical available at Office Supply) is 3000 pages. Ext Life is 8000. Drum says at 25000. Printer will tell you to change toner before you need to. Printer will also tell you to "Change Drum Soon" and when you do, will still tell you same thing even when going thru resets, etc. I have not been a big fan of my printer, but it has all the features I need that others just aren't offering (it is all small things, doesn't keep me from getting more work done--just maybe have to do a "work around" here or there.) The competition, well...they aren't competition--just look at their reviews for comprable features.
194062
Yes, I think 1500 pages. I have had this printer for over 9 months and still using the original starter toners. Hope that helps. It is a great printer.
33420
It varies based on what is being printed. Heavy color graphics will use more toner. We get anywhere from 3800 to 5000 for color and 4500-5500 for black and white.
987315
It comes with the whole set and ready to print. Just FYI that the included toner is a standard yield toner (TN720, approx. 3,000 page print) which won't last long if you run lot of prints regularly. Highly suggest to purchase TN750 (or compatible...that what I have), a high yield toner (approx. 8,000 page print), as your toner replacement. We have several Brother's black/white laser printers, and they all run great, except their included standard yield toner which needs to be replaced soon after couple months.
323198
of course depends on how much you print ... I find they seem to last depending on color ... light magenta runs out first --- I'd say you could print 30 size 13 x 19 pages on average ...
1873975
Depends on how much print is on a page, but I have been impressed with these cartridges and the fast shipment. I would use them again. I estimate 900-1500 pages per cartridges.
1981579
Listing says 1600 pages. I've gotten 1500 from mine and just got a low toner warning although output still looks fine.
1300626
High-yield replacement toner cartridges1 (TN-336 BK/C/M/Y) print approximately 4,000 pages2 black and 3,500 pages2 color to help reduce printing costs.(Brother Website)
969663
Only Start up toner printing approx. 200 pages. Toner replacement is expensive, this printer prints beautifully.
400644
Toner cartridges are rated by number of pages. It depends which cartridge you use. You can look those up.
2014183
Yes - typical for almost all printers today, the toner supplied was not full retail amount - probably will yield about 1200 pages, depending on color saturation.Very good printer - fast and good color - not bad for photos - does reasonable job though
95524
The printer came with one full set of ink cartridges (4 colors CMYK) when purchased. I think (i.e., I'm not sure) that the cartridges were rated to print 1500 pages
1300624
Well, I'm still using the original cartridges that it shipped with. The printer has a web page interface where it shows all of the statistics as well as configuration options, etc. Right now it tells me I've printed a total of 949 pages (499 Color, 450 B&W). Images Count Total: 2125 (Cyan: 433: Magenta: 433 Yellow: 317 Black: 942). Drum Count: 949. The toners for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black are all showing 60% of full. I've used %40 of all toners.
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Well, I must admit that I have not been diligent in tracking the page count recently. However, in 2009, when I first got the Q5949X cartridge I did track the print count and that was 5,740 for one cartridge. You can track your page count by "Hold down the green button on your printer for 10 seconds." The statistics page(s) will print and you can track your performance as well. Admittedly, I did shake the cartridge to get additional pages to print, so I squeezed more out of the cartridge than one might get by changing it when at the first notice. I have also noticed with the last cartridge I replaced, that instead of "streaking" when toner is low, the printer simply refused to print, suddenly, one day. That was it for the toner! No more! Gone! ... and with no warning other than the "low toner" message that had been flashing for weeks. I hope this helps you!
429371
Never counted. It about the same life time-wise. Its so much cheaper per page than OEM toner it does not matter.
1517313
No, the cost of the replacement cartridges is just to high for that kind of volume. it costs us about $500.00 to replace our toner and we get about 2000 color pages from each cartridge. The printer will print beautiful documents and photos, but the cost for that kind of volume will be to high for me at least.