Brother Genuine High-yield Black Printer Toner Cartridge, TN660

The most important words in replacement cartridges. Original Equipment Manufacturer. I worked 17+ years in IT and saw many replacement toner cartridges and saw the problems with 3rd party and "bulk refill" cartridges. The allure is absolutely understandable because of the insane prices of most refills; but what good is saving money on a refill if it tracks toner on every page until you replace it two or three times or once with an OEM? My employer had a contract with a company that supplied REFILLED cartridges and at least half the time they tracked toner on the prints. This meant cleaning the fuser and the paper path and round and round until the inevitable toner re- replacement. Replacing a new used cartridge with a new OEM cartridge always got rid of the tracking unless the used replacement got the fuser too dirty. What a pain. I had the same results after getting a Brother B/W laser at home. I highly recommend this OEM replacement especially since it is a high yield replacement. And it is pricy, but not ungodly expensive.

I bought an after-market toner that just did not work and I had toner everywhere! So I bought this one at Sam's and it works great! My last one lasted me 2.5 yrs and I do a lot of printing. Sam's had the best price and could get it to me the fastest. Very pleased.

This ink for my printer arrived quickly and in good condition.

Product delivers yield and very competitive on price. Thanks Sams Club!

Best price offered in my area. Free shipping was a plus. Works fine with my Brother Printer. Had free time for others task. Cartridge arrived in a short time.

I have just put my fifth toner cartridge in our printer (light domestic adult use, ie: tax returns and plane tickets). We got 910,1007,894, 1001 and 897 pages respectively from the new and replacement cartridges so far. Works out to about 7 cents per page for toner ink, about a third of the twenty plus cents per page for inkjet systems and less hassle worrying about dried out or empty cartridges, a good trade for small inconvenience of black and white colours. Since we are getting about half the claimed capacity of 1600 pages claimed per TN630, (2600 per TN660) suspect there is a 2 year date expiry for the cartridges in the driver program somewhere. Sure is nice to be able to log into printer for maintenance history and calculate historic pages per toner cartrige (see photo). Cartridge mail in/recycle rebate process works well.

We were excited to see these were less expensive than our last printer. The down side is they don't last as long. Seems I am replacing them pretty often.

I think I got about half the advertised number of pages out of the toner cartridge before the printer very unexpectedly said it needed to be replaced. The toner cartridge that originally came in the printer had much higher yield than the replacement one did.

I have been using this toner for over 10 years. Before, I needed to replace the tonner every 2 years. However, in the past few years, I found that the tone is "low" very quickly although my printing workioad hasn't changed. Last year, I had to replace a new one much sooner that I expected. I purposedly marked the purchase date. It was June 17, 2024. There is no way that I need to replace the toner in 6 months for domestic use. The consumption of paper does not match the use of toner. I strongly believe that Brother may have cut corner and reduce the capacity of the toner, forcing the customers to replace the toner much sooner

it wasn't stated on the item's description that this is a compatible brother tonner, it was and still is presented as if it is an original brother toner