SKU:

MFC-8710DW

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN750

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

8000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

How sharp will ordinary text look coming off this cartridge?

Crisp and properly black — that is the job this cartridge is built for. The TN750 in an MFC-8710DW produces the dense, even text you expect from a mono laser: contracts, invoices and reports that look like they came off a much more expensive machine, page after page for up to 8,000 pages at $33.59.

And honestly — what about photos and heavy graphics?

Honestly: this is a monochrome laser, and no cartridge changes that. Photos print as grayscale halftones — fine for internal drafts, charts and screenshots in a report, not a substitute for a color photo printer. Where the TN750 does shine on graphics is consistency: large black fills and shaded charts stay even instead of streaking, provided the drum is in good health.

Does printing from phones and laptops over Wi-Fi affect cartridge life?

No — the wireless path delivers the job, the cartridge only prints it. Mobile and Wi-Fi printing tend to increase total page volume in a home office (it is simply easier to print), so the cartridge may empty sooner in calendar time, but the 8,000-page rating and roughly 0.42-cent cost per page stay exactly the same.

When prints start looking gray instead of black, is it the cartridge or the drum?

Try the cartridge first: gentle rocking side to side redistributes toner and often restores a fading cartridge for its remaining pages. If output stays washed out with a fresh cartridge, the DR720 drum (12,000-page rating, $41.78) is the wear part behind most quality complaints on this platform.

Which printers share this cartridge with the MFC-8710DW?

The full compatibility list for this cartridge: DCP-8110DN, DCP-8150DN, DCP-8155DN, HL-5440D, HL-5450DN, HL-5470DW, HL-5470DWT, HL-6180DW, HL-6180DWT, MFC-8510DN, MFC-8710DW, MFC-8810DW, MFC-8910DW and MFC-8950DW

What cover comes with a compatible cartridge like this?

A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, spelled out on our shipping and returns page. We ship from IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, and support is available 9 AM–5 PM CST if you want help judging print quality before you order anything else.

Will a home office really see all 8,000 pages from the TN750?

Mostly, yes — with the usual coverage caveat. The 8,000-page rating assumes standard document coverage, and a home office printing contracts, invoices and reports lives close to that assumption, so the TN750 at $33.59 should come near its rating. Pages full of shaded charts and dense graphics spend toner faster and pull the real total down somewhat. Either way, at roughly 0.42 cents per rated page, the cartridge empties slowly enough that the calendar, not the counter, is what surprises people.

Does it make sense to keep a spare TN750 in a home office?

Yes, precisely because a home office has no supply room to fall back on. A sealed spare in a drawer means the evening a big print job lands is not the evening you discover the installed cartridge has faded. Toner waits patiently sealed — it does not dry out on the shelf — so the spare costs nothing in readiness while it waits. When the installed TN750 finally fades, the swap takes minutes and work resumes the same night.

How do I make sure the cartridge I reorder is this high-yield TN750?

Order by the cartridge code, TN750, and confirm the listing shows the 8,000-page rating at $33.59. Searching by the MFC-8710DW's name alone can surface other cartridges built for the platform, including smaller sizes that fit the same slot but run out far sooner. The code is the one detail that cannot drift between listings: if the page in front of you says TN750 and 8,000 pages, you are looking at the cartridge this one is. For the three yield tiers side by side — TN720, TN750 and TN780 running on the same DR720 drum, with a cost-per-page figure for each — see our Brother TN720 toner guide. It also marks out the only four machines that can take the TN780.

What do I do with the empty cartridge in a home office?

Seal it in the bag and box the new TN750 arrived in, and take it to a local recycling option — many office-supply stores and municipal programs accept spent toner cartridges. The packaging matters: it keeps the fine residue inside an empty cartridge from dusting your desk or car on the way. Because a home office empties a cartridge only a few times a year at most, keeping the spent one boxed in a closet corner until the next errand run is all the system it needs.

About This TN750 for the Brother MFC-8710DW

The MFC-8710DW is the wireless all-in-one that home offices and small teams lean on for everything, so this page leads with the question those users actually ask: how will my pages look? The answer is a compatible TN750 rated at 8,000 pages for $33.59 — about 0.42 cents per page — delivering sharp mono text and honest, even grayscale, backed by the same Brother-platform reliability as the rest of this cartridge family, plus a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns.