LxTek Compatible Toner Cartridge Replacement for HP 83A Toner Cartridges Compatible with Laserjet Pro MFP M125nw M201dw M225dw M201n M125a M127fn M127fw, 4 Black CF283A

The most critical performance factors for monochrome replacement toner cartridges are 1) compatibility, 2) lack of printing artifacts such as lines, ghost images and toner blotches, 3) longevity and 4) overall print quality. It seems that a surprising proportion of the aftermarket cartridges fail on the second point, leaving ugly print artifacts that make them total FAILs in my book. I have also had problems with the toner in other brands not being fully cured by the printer's heating element, leaving a gritty finish on the paper. Thankfully, these cartridges have been entirely free of such defects in my personal application, which counts more to me than nearly everything else. The print quality has been excellent with no glitches or compatibility issues, and installation on my Canon printer/copier is a snap. If I had a slight gripe it would be regarding perceived longevity. Although I can't quantitatively assess how different the print duration is, it has subjectively seemed slightly shorter than competing units in my opinion. It hasn't been worthy of marking them down a grade since they so successfully meet my other expectations, plus their cost was quite low. I have bought 2 cases of these which is probably the best indication of my satisfaction. Recommended.

I recently purchased the LxTek Compatible Toner Cartridge Replacement for my Canon printer, and I’m very impressed with the quality and performance. The 4-pack of black cartridges is a fantastic value, providing plenty of ink for my daily printing needs. The installation was easy, and the toner works perfectly with my Canon ImageCLASS printer. The print quality is sharp and clear, and I haven’t noticed any smudging or fading, even after several pages. The cartridges seem to last quite a while, making them an economical choice compared to brand-name toner. I’ve also appreciated how well they’ve held up with no leaks or issues. Overall, I highly recommend this toner set for anyone looking for high-quality replacements at an affordable price.

I only use compatible toners in my Canon copier! Why spend 7 times the money when these work well!? (One Canon toner cartridge $70. 4 compatible toner cartridges for $40.) I’ve used several different brands over the years. Have never had one that didn’t work correctly.One tip is to shake well before installing. Also, take the toner cartridge out before each use (or during the process when lots of copies are being made), and give it a few shakes before putting it back! Be gentle with all handling.)Another tip: Recycle your print and copy cartridges at Staples and get money awards to spend there!

Received undamaged on scheduled date. Quality has met all expectations. I anticipate that I will reorder this product and based on performance to date will recommend it.

Just changed Canon OEM Black 067 cartridge for LxTek 067 cartridge. My MF 656cdw printer immediately recognized the black cartridge. Warning message of an empty cartridge was replace with icon of full toner cartridge. Apparently the printer is able to recognize and record cartridge volumes appropriately. Great price. Quality of printing excellent.

Good quality replacement cartridge for laser printer I was only expecting 1 and was pleasantly surprised to get 2 for an already low price

Kinda wish it had clearer instructions about shaking it before installing it. It works, so hopefully ill be ok. Much cheaper than buying one and i can get all the colors i need.

The four cartridges arrived quickly. They were packaged well and had no damage to the outside box or inside manufacturer box. Each cartridge is wrapped in plastic shrink wrap. I prefer a more ecological type of packaging. There are two foam inserts to keep each cartridge safe from breakage. That could be replaced with molded cardboard packaging. It would be nice to recycle everything. Recycling LxTek cartridges in my area can be done at Best Buy, Staples, and Office Max. You can not send the cartridges back to LxTek like you can the OEM cartridges.Performance is exactly the same in terms of printing on our laser printer paper. You can not tell the difference between which on was printed with the OEM cartridge vs LxTek.We have 2 printers and print over 1000 copies a month. Each cartridge so far (2 of the 4 have been tested) has performed well. Our first LxTek cartridge put out 1174 copies before it died. Our second LxTek cartridge put out 1483 copies before it died. First, I never believed the OEM cartridge print numbers. Up to 2100 copies per cartridge. We never got that number with the OEM and we're not getting it now with LxTek. What we are getting is on average of 1328 copies per cartridge so far. I will update once we're through the other two cartridges. 1328 is quite similar to the OEM company cartridge which I have tracked in the past at around 1250-1400 copies. I paid $35 for four cartridges (~$9 each) and most often I pay somewhere around $83 each for the OEM. That's a massive savings. We have two printers. We use about 14 printer cartridges per year. If I continue to buy LxTek we'll save over $1000 per year. I've tried other generic printer cartridges and companies and have been let down by their garbage performance and print numbers. I will keep you posted on future LxTek cartridges. As long as we keep getting ~1300 prints per cartridge I will keep buying LxTek.