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#205806 28-Nov-2016 09:47

Anyone had experience of buying GENUINE Brother MFC-9340CDW Laser printer Toner Cartridges. If so where did you get them from and at what price and were you happy.

TN251 Cartridges Std Yield TN251C/TN251M/TN251Y & TN251BK

TN255 Cartridges Hi Yield TN255C/TN255M/TN255Y

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#1678644 28-Nov-2016 09:55

https://price.geekzone.co.nz/search.aspx?q=tn251

I never regretted buying genuine toners. Recycled have let me down too many times.

Corporate COnsumables have a good reputation. Lots of the OfficeMax style stationery companies have them at competitive prices.

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#1678647 28-Nov-2016 10:02

Have to agree. Got some third party ones (Printec) for the same model and basically wrecked the printer with a problem that requires you to do the drum repair action every time you want to use it.

Official ones are so expensive though the printer is now retired on a shelf in the garage.

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#1678661 28-Nov-2016 10:17

OK guys, thx for PriceSpy heads-up. https://price.geekzone.co.nz/product.aspx?pid=889715321

Looking at Tech Warehouse - anybody had experience with these guys?

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