Staples has
Brother HL-L2320D USB Black & White Laser Printer (Refurbished) +
2 Reams Tru Red 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper for
$80.49 after you follow the instructions below.
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Instructions:- Add Brother HL-L2320D USB Black & White Laser Printer (Refurbished) to your cart
- Add a quantity of 2 Tru Red 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper to your cart
- Apply coupon code 19533
- Proceed to checkout
- Final price will be $100.49 - $20 coupon code discount = $80.49 + Free shipping
Features:- Laser printing with up to 2400 x 600 dpi resolution ensures detailed, high-quality prints
- 30ppm in black/white with a monthly duty cycle of 10000 pages
- Printer features 1 x USB 2.0
- Dimensions: 7.2"H x 14"W x 14.2"D
- 250 sheets input capacity; types of media supported include envelopes, labels, plain paper, bond paper
- 266MHz processor and 8MB of memory ensure speed and accuracy
- Automatic duplex printing
Top Comments
Your Brother printers must use the 700 or higher cartridges that added a chip.
On top of that, this particular model is the "top" of all the printers of the chipless generation, meaning it has the fastest pages-per-minute printing, etc. If you went higher in features than this particular printer, then you'd be in "chip toner" (more expensive per page) territory.
So think of this as the best featured CHIPLESS toner monochrome printer in existence that has the absolutely cheapest possible cost per page.
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Edit: The non-refurb one was in stock for $109, ordered that with coupon.
I'm giving updated information of what I personally have went at length to figure out. I even wrote in other forums to personally hack the the chips for which nobody could respond bc the manufacture's identity is kept a mystery so I cannot find the data sheet for the chips configuration of VCC, GND, SCL, and SDA to reset the eeprom. It was shocking the length brother went to hide the identity of the chip maker to avoid diy ppl from messing with it. I ended up giving up.
ppl may need to be prepared in case an updated model may be chipped. I know I was shocked. U r right though. I have 760 toners.
The years of the printers and the places of manufacture don't matter. You need to give me the specific model numbers in order to check if they use TN600 series toner (good) or TN700 or higher toner (bad).
This model of printer uses TN600 (good).
Dead?
https://www.staples.com/Brother-H...ct_1074269 [staples.com]
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I have the Dell E310dw printer (made by Brother). Back in 2015, bought two at Staples using coupons and came out for $50 total for the two. Put one in storage for when I use up the drum on the first one. The first one is going strong still. With a physical gear swap each time, I use third-party toner (TN660 made for Brother) without issue. Drum is showing 61% life left.
So, I second your thoughts.
So if you want the cheapest cost-per-page, generic TN660 Brother cartridges are the cheapest in existence.
TN700 series cartridges (with chips) will cost more per page.
Which one you need depends on the model of printer.
The years of the printers and the places of manufacture don't matter. You need to give me the specific model numbers in order to check if they use TN600 series toner (good) or TN700 or higher toner (bad).
This model of printer uses TN600 (good).
Although I have temporarily suspended research it has not completely ended. I just need to figure out the pin configuration and voltage and then dump the data the eeprom. Still don't know if it's 7- 8- or 10-bit. It really shouldn't be too hard to reset but the critical information for data sheet can't be looked up bc one would need to know who made the eeprom which, at this point, is unknown. At least I don't know and the signature is encrypted on the chip itself. I even looked under a microscope.
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