Printer manufacturers price the printer low and make their margin on cartridges, which is why compatible cartridges exist. What to check before buying: that the listing states an updated chip for your printer firmware, and the page yield it claims. Prices are whatever Amazon shows you. Here are the listings we have.
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High-yield compatible TN-760 toner listed for the Brother HL-L2350DW, HL-L2370DW, DCP-L2550DW and MFC-L2710DW. Compare the page yield the listing states against the OEM rating for your model; we have not tested it.
Canon is the device this part fits. We have not confirmed who manufactures this listing.
Compatible Canon PG-245XL black for the PIXMA MG2924, MG2520 and TS302. Canon integrated-head cartridges are remanufactured rather than newly moulded, so buy from a listing that states the chip has been reset.
Compatible HP 67XL for the DeskJet 2700 and Envy 6000 series. The XL yield is the one to buy on these small home printers; standard-yield 67 cartridges run dry too quickly to be worth the shelf space.
This is a third-party compatible filter, not made by HP.
Compatible HP 902XL cartridge, listed with an updated chip for current OfficeJet Pro firmware. A non-genuine-cartridge warning on these is normal and dismissible. We have not tested it.
The biggest risk with compatible printer cartridges is not quality — it is firmware blocking. Italy's competition authority fined HP €10 million in December 2020 (case PS11444) over printer firmware that refused non-original cartridges while that restriction was not made clear on the sales packaging. Epson has been sued in the United States by printer owners who allege its firmware updates stopped third-party ink from working; those are private lawsuits, not a regulator's finding, and we have no comparable record for other brands. What it means for buying: a firmware update can start rejecting a cartridge that worked before, so check that the listing states an updated chip for your printer, and if your printer is already rejecting cartridges ask the seller about a chip update.
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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. 2301-2312) prohibits manufacturers from voiding your warranty solely for using third-party replacement parts.