The Refill of Starter Cartridges

The laser printer starter toner cartridge is the accessory that comes with a new laser printer. It is like the original tires of a new car delivered to consumers. Thus, when the starter cartridge of say the Brother DCP 7030 laser printer runs dry, the user is urged to present the empty Brother TN-360 toner cartridge or write down the cartridge serial number when inquiring for a replacement. This is to assure the user that the replacement cartridge will be compatible for use on the laser printer, as well as provide the same print quality and yield as the starter cartridge. But replacing empty cartridges is not so easy on the budget.

Once the feeling of joy over the purchase of the laser printer wanes, reality sets in and the cost of a replacement cartridge for the empty starter toner cartridge stares a user in the eye, then shelling out a considerable sum of dollars becomes necessary.

A smart aleck user would consider options for the OEM cartridge and the alternative consumable market provides a healthy response through the toner refill kit. Yes, the starter toner cartridge can be refilled. The Brother TN-360 toner cartridge retails for $70 while the aftermarket toner refill kit for tn-360 cartridges is available for less than $15.

But what is a toner refill kit? The refill kit comes packaged with a bottle of compatible toner powder that is used to refill an empty Brother TN-360 toner cartridge.

With a price tag equivalent to only a fraction of the OEM cartridge, users will start to question the excellence of the product. But legit manufacturers of toner refill kits assure users of the quality of the product, particularly when gauged according to print quality and yield just like the OEM counterpart at 2,600 pages at 5% coverage.

It may take awhile for the novice to grasp the importance of the toner refill kit in their printing requirements, but the fact remains that this product is the better alternative to toner in OEM cartridges.