SKU:

TN339M

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN339M

Ink Color:

High Yield Magenta

Page Yield:

6,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Who burns through enough magenta to justify the 6,000-page tier?

Anyone whose color work is red-forward: marketing teams printing branded materials, retailers running promotions, schools and churches producing flyers and bulletins. Magenta carries reds, purples, and pinks, and in color-heavy workflows it empties on its own schedule — well ahead of a mostly-text office's.

What does the magenta cost per page at this size?

The cartridge is rated at 6,000 pages and priced at $58.56, which comes to about 0.98¢ per page. Against the TN336M's 3,500 pages, you are getting roughly 70% more magenta per cartridge change. For the three tiers of this platform priced side by side — TN331, TN336 and TN339 — and the per-page math that separates two tiers sharing one shelf price, see our Best Brother TN331 Toner Cartridges — it also explains why the TN339 tier belongs to two machines only.

Can I run a TN339 magenta alongside TN336 black and other colors?

Yes. The yield tiers mix freely — the printer reads each cartridge independently. Many owners run the extra-high-yield tier only in the color they use most and keep the others at TN336.

Which printers does the TN339M fit?

It is built for the HL-L9200CDW and HL-L9200CDWT. Every machine on that list accepts the full TN331, TN336, and TN339 range.

How will I know this magenta is the one running low?

Reds slide toward orange, purples thin out, and printed photos lose warmth in faces. If your black text and yellows still look right, magenta is the cartridge to check first.

What cover comes with a cartridge at this price?

A 1-year warranty plus a year of free returns. We ship from IL, PA, GA, or CA, and our support team is reachable Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST.

Our flyers are mostly red — will we actually see anything like 6,000 pages?

Probably not, and that is normal. The 6,000-page rating for the TN339M assumes standard 5% coverage, while a full-color promotional flyer with heavy red areas can cover several times that share of the page with magenta alone. Red-forward production work lands below the rating; office documents with a logo and a heading track much closer to it. Plan campaign stock from your real pages per cartridge, not the box figure.

One color is banding on our prints — should the magenta come straight out?

Not before a reseat. Remove the TN339M, rock it gently side to side, and reinstall it firmly, then print the printer's quality or test page. Banding that came from a poor seat or settled toner often clears. If the defect stays in magenta alone after that, the cartridge is the cause; if it shows across every color, the problem sits in the machine rather than this cartridge.

Magenta demand spikes during our promotions — how do we avoid a mid-campaign stop?

Keep one sealed TN339M on the shelf as campaign insurance. Magenta is the color a red-heavy promotion burns first, and it rarely empties on a quiet day. The working rule: the day the shelf spare goes into the printer is the day its replacement gets ordered. That way the buffer rebuilds itself during the calm weeks instead of being discovered empty during the next big run.

How do we confirm a new magenta actually fixed our washed-out reds?

Reprint the exact document that looked wrong — same flyer, same settings — and compare it against the faded copy side by side. Judge the later pages of a short run rather than the first sheet, since output settles as the cartridge beds in. Reds should return to full strength and purples should deepen again. If they do not, the issue is not the TN339M you just installed.

About This TN339M Magenta Cartridge

The TN339M is magenta in bulk: 6,000 rated pages for $58.56, for printers whose color work leans on reds and brand tones. It drops into the same slot as the TN336M and simply lasts far longer between changes — find its sibling colors and the full TN339 set on our site.