I did not have any trouble with the cartridges on my brother mfc-240c printer and the quality was comparable to the OEM ones. I just noticed that sometimes (once every six months or so), the printer would say I have no more ink when I could still hear a significant amount inside the cartridge. I solved this problem by sticking masking tape at the back of the cartridge where you could see the ink level. I suppose they have some laser light technology thing to check the ink level. Anyway, I got to squeeze out every drop (or most of it) of ink out of the cartridge.
I would estimate that these cartridges run out 25% faster than the OEM ones, but at this price, I could buy three times the OEM, so it not only balances out but also goes into savings.
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The description heading for this offer specifically lists the [brother MFC]465CN printer, directly implying that this product is compatible with and will work in that model. While the cartridges offered may work in the other listed models and may work just fine, they will NOT fit in the cartridge compartments of the MFC465CN and cannot be installed. I recently purchased two orders from two different providers, and in both cases the descriptions listed my 465CN as being able to use these cartridges. Fortunately, both providers have refunded my modest purchase prices to Amazon, but the original problem remains: someone is giving incorrect and misleading information regarding compatibility. It's obvious that not all LC51 "compatible" cartridges are created equal. Since some shoppers will look only at their printer model listed in the original offer heading, they may wind up with cartridges they cannot use and have to face printing delays and the possible headache of handling the mixup. Personally, I offer kudos to Vivamart and Greattoners for their prompt handling of my situation, but I might have been lucky -this time.
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