I need a full set of four toners for an HP cp2025 colour laser.
Genuine is nearly £300. Bollocks to that.
So... anybody got any suggestions for the minefield of £50-ish "compatible" and "remanufactured", or are they all much of a muchness?
I've used IJT
Stephen
For about£200 you can buy a new Brother DCP 9020.
Remanufactured should mean that the cartridge has been stripped down, any necessary parts repaired or replaced and the finished article retested to the OEM standards. Compatible can mean many things from that, through made by a different company, to simply refilled without any checks.
For £280, you can buy a new HP cp2025.
With half-size toners, like most new printers, including that Brother. A full set of Brother toner is £150ish.
In message , Adrian writes
I've been using Cartridge Save for a little while now for toner for my Dell colour laser.
I use there 3rd party toner cartridges and they have always been fine.
Delivery service is always quick
amazon has several re manufactures - check the feedback
My exp is color is not quite the same, but work well anyway
Try Cartridge World. I have used them at home for a number of years in my HP1018 mono laser. When I was an IT tech at a local primary school I used them exclusively for inkjet cartridges. Their returns policy is excelent
Malcolm
I've been very happy buying from stinkyink
I've never had any bother with stuff i've bought from City Ink express and Tonerman.
If you want photoreal quality then you have to be a little careful also printing onto semigloss stock may be problematic with third party toner.
I have also had them from Amazon recently and slightly cheaper.
In fact compatible third party toner cartridges for my Dell 1320c are presently cheaper than buying bulk toner refills so that is what I do.
£120 for a set from IJT's website, they don't list anything on Amazon that I can see.
CartridgeWorld are £66 each for the four!
eBay prices are around £40 for the set, Amazon around £50 for the set.
This is what's confuzzling me...
That's a bit better - £90 for the set (or £220 for genuine)
Oh, hold on a moment... +VAT...
I have just bought a replacement for a Dell printer from Prestige Cartridge at Amazon. I am still using an old one so I can't write a recommendation..
I use "Cartridge World", seems to have branches in most towns. Our local one fixes printers too, often for free. Offers advice on all printing aspects.
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