Samsung Toner 3000sh f ML1510 ML1750 Toner Cartridge Reviews

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Disclaimer: this review is NOT about the Samsung OEM toners, this is about the refurbished ones from Databazaar. My warning is: you play Russian roulette with this vendor when ordering the refurbished toners. from Amazon.com The key to longer printer life is use of original manufacturer toner. I have not deviated from this and my little Samsung ML1710 has been "bullet-proof". I've gone through 6 cartridges now and the printer is like the "little-engine that could". from Amazon.com I just popped this in my ML1740 (it was a piece of cake) and it's printing nice and black again. I can't comment on life as I've only printed a few pages, but it looks good so far. from Amazon.com It's so much more worth it buying a generic toner. No need to buy directly from samsung and the printing works great! from Amazon.com I installed it just like the part from Samsung. printing is fine, I gave 4 stars because I cannot tell if it can print the same number of pages as it claims. from Amazon.com Well packaged, came in a timely manner and works great! At roughly half the cost of the Samsung brand, you can't beat this. from Amazon.com Simple user report: we get about 1,500 sheets per ml-1710 with text and some graphics. Thats about $0.05 per sheet (at $80 per drum). from Amazon.com I was skeptical that this toner would be too good to be true. It cost almost half the price of the Samsung toner. I have a ML1710 from Amazon.com The cartridge arrived within 3 days of ordering. The cartridge had a spring sticking out of the side and did not function properly when we inserted it into the printer. The five pages we printed came out half black and half text. from Amazon.com The Samsung ML-1740 has been a superb printer that had never even had a paper jam *until* I foolishly tried to save some money and switched to a no-name "compatible" toner cartridge. The first one was OK, but I had several paper jams, and the second one has destroyed my printer. from Amazon.com

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