SKU:

CS-Bro-OEM-TN750-BK

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN750

Ink Color:

High Yield Black

Page Yield:

8,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New

Frequently Asked Questions

What sort of office actually empties an 8,000-page cartridge?

A working one — a departmental HL or MFC on Brother's L8000-generation platform that handles invoices, statements, coursework or case files all day. At 8,000 rated pages, the TN750 is built for machines printing in the low thousands per month, where it still lasts a full quarter or more between changes. On a lightly used machine it can sit for a year plus, which is fine for sealed toner but ties up more cash than a light user needs to commit.

TN750 or TN720 — what does the high yield really change?

The two cartridges fit the same printers and the same DR720 drum; the difference is fill and arithmetic. The TN720 is rated at 3,000 pages and currently costs about 3.6 cents a page. The TN750 is rated at 8,000 and works out near 1.8 cents — half the running cost — for a ticket of $143.55 against the TN720's $107.20. Anyone printing steadily recovers that $36.35 gap within the first cartridge; the TN720 only wins where volume is so low that the bigger fill would outstay the machine.

Which printers take the TN750?

Fifteen models: the DCP-8110DN, DCP-8150DN and DCP-8155DN; the HL-5440D, HL-5450DN, HL-5470DW, HL-5470DWT, HL-6180DW and HL-6180DWT; and the MFC-8510DN, MFC-8710DW, MFC-8810DW, MFC-8910DW, MFC-8950DW and MFC-8950DWT. If the cartridge you are pulling out reads TN720 or TN750, you are on this platform and either fill fits.

How long does the DR720 drum last alongside this cartridge?

The DR720 drum unit is rated at about 30,000 pages, so expect three to four TN750 cartridges through one drum before print quality starts telling you the drum is tired. The two parts report separately: toner-low means this cartridge, drum warnings mean the DR720. An 8,000-page cartridge makes the drum's 30,000-page span easy to track — roughly one drum for every four toner changes, with the last cartridge overlapping the drum's end.

Is there any downside to the bigger cartridge sitting in the machine longer?

Only the ordinary ones. Toner inside a working printer is in its element, and a TN750 that takes six months to empty prints its last pages like its first. The cautions are about spares, not the installed cartridge: keep any boxed spare flat, sealed, indoors and out of heat. If your volume collapses — a machine retired to occasional duty — the smaller TN720 becomes the better buy for the next round, and nothing locks you in.

What are the warranty and return arrangements?

Genuine Brother stock carries Brother's manufacturer warranty, and our terms add a 30-day return window from delivery in all cases, set out in full on the shipping and returns page. We hold stock across Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California and ship from the closest warehouse; support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Genuine Brother TN750 High Yield Black Toner Cartridge

The high-yield genuine black for Brother's L8000-generation workgroup platform — 8,000 rated pages at $143.55 against a $200.97 list, printing at roughly 1.8 cents a page, half the running cost of the standard TN720. It is the fill busy departments standardise on. The platform's standard cartridge, drum and remaining genuine stock are in the Brother range at Clever Supplies.