SKU:

TN339BK

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN339BK

Ink Color:

High Yield Black

Page Yield:

6,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this the cheapest black cartridge per page in its family?

It is rated at 6,000 pages and costs $38.12, which works out to roughly 0.64¢ per page. The high-yield TN336BK gives you 4,000 pages for $31.33 — about 0.78¢ a page — so stepping up to this tier cuts your black cost per page by about 19%.

What does the extra $6.79 over the TN336BK actually get me?

Fifty percent more pages: 6,000 instead of 4,000, in the same slot, in the same printers. If your machine prints black all day, that difference pays for itself well before the cartridge is empty, and you change cartridges a third less often.

How long will 6,000 pages last a typical small office?

At 500 black pages a month — a steady pace for a small team — one cartridge covers about a year of printing. At 1,500 pages a month it is roughly a quarter. Your mileage follows your page coverage; ratings assume the standard 5%.

Which printers accept the TN339BK?

It runs in the HL-L9200CDW and HL-L9200CDWT. Those machines also take the TN331 and TN336 tiers, so moving up to this cartridge needs no other change.

Is there any downside to choosing the biggest black cartridge?

Only the higher upfront price per box. If the printer is used lightly, a TN336BK at $31.33 ties up less cash for a cartridge that will sit mostly full. High-volume black printing is where the TN339BK earns its keep.

What protection does this cartridge come with?

A 1-year warranty and free returns within the first year. We ship from warehouses in IL, PA, GA, and CA, and support is available Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST.

About This TN339BK Black Cartridge

The TN339BK is the value pick for black-heavy printing on this platform: 6,000 rated pages for $38.12, the lowest black cost per page in the family at about 0.64¢. If monochrome output is most of what your machine does, this is the cartridge that makes the math work hardest — the rest of the tiers are on our Brother toner page.