v4ink Compatible Brother TN1050 Toner Cartridge for Brother Mono Laser Printer HL-1110 HL-1112 HL-1210W HL-1212W DCP-1510 DCP-1512 DCP-1610W DCP-1612W MFC-1810 MFC-1910 1910W (Packaging may Vary)

Very pleased with the order - ink worked well and the quality seems very good too

Seems to be fine at the moment. Although they leave some spot marks on the paper, that could be due to me. Don't know how long they'll last, but you can't go wrong for the price.

I tried the V4ink black toner as a trial. It was a considerable saving over the Brother toner.It has worked very well. No banding and sharp detail. I ordered a second and will try the colour cartridges next.Addendum: after several months of little or no usage with this printer, I started to get banding and sploges on the paper. It appears that the coloured pigment has caked inside the cartridge. Changing all the cartridges (for anther make) solved the problem but at some cost. I suspect that the pigment absorbes moisture from the air over a period of time. I may try putting a couple of dessicant bags somewhere inside the printer.

Hmmm.... I confess to a little of the "in two minds" over this.The good - it's easy... shake it, pull off the paper, pull off the plastic cover, slot it in and shut the printer -- same as the original toners. Fits perfectly, not worries.Recognised right away by the printer, no fuss, no errors.The "middling" - after ONE page the toner register says 98% left... it's reacting the same as the "start-up" toner. I have doubts over the 700 or 1000 page rating... I suspect it;s only about 500 pages as the start-up toners are.The bad - for some reason (*) it loses faint grey-scale detail.I printed a picture with the original toner then printed the same picture when I replaced the toner (about five minutes after the first print, so age isn't an issue) - there is an OBVIOUS difference between the two images.The original toner gives a subtle grey shading in the black (example, folds in a black cloak on a fantasy figure) -- the new toner just gives black.I'll take photos and upload them for the examples)(* I think, perhaps, the original toners are finer and spread less during the fusing process; the after-market toners are coarser and spread more when fused)It's a little disappointing but not a game-killer.Advice?If accurate grey-scales are important then stick with original toners...If you print out text, university work, web pages, etc (or, like me, print out black and white images for art reference) then this will do fine for you.I have doubts over the stated quantity of the toner, but it's not bad for the price.

I've tried to take an image of print quality, not sure I've done it justice; as far as I'm concerned the print is better than other more expensive compatible toners from well known online retailers. The colour is solid, no bleed, lines are sharp. Installation was simple my Brother DCP9020cdw accepted the new toner without issue. I will be using this supplier for replacement toner in the future.

Finding a decent "unofficial" replacement toner can be hard. But as I balked at paying the same for a new toner set as the price of a new printer, I decided to try the unoriginal toner set from V4INK (as it was the highest rated product on amazon for this category).And surprisingly - it works without problems. The price is reasonable, the prints are nice, and the quality seems equivalent to the original Brother toners.So - a recommendation for me.

The toner was delivered promptly, well packed. The installation was straightforward and caused no problems. As the toner cartridge needs to removed from drum unit, it is advisable to have some spare newspaper around to place the toner cartridges on to avoid getting toner on your work surface. After returning the drum unit to the printer, the printer went through an initialisation cycle and then proceeded to print in black without issues. The toner level was displayed as full.

Have ordered this product before with no problems but this one was awful. The print quality is good - when it prints. Obviously something wrong with the chip/barcode or whatever as I have to turn my printer off, take out, then reinstall the cartridge EVERY SINGLE TIME I PRINT A PAGE as after each print it didn't recognise it had a cartridge in it. You can imagine how long it took to print a 30 page document I almost threw my printer out the window.