Review on Laser printer Brother HL-L2340DWR by Mateusz Gsiewski ᠌

I like everything except for the cons described. Connected by wafer, stands on a shelf plugged into a socket and just prints. The starting cartridge has already threshed 472 pages (out of 700 declared), there is still gunpowder, but it already swears that there is not enough toner. Text prints great. As for the striped images, I did not understand whether this is a marriage or the norm. The printer is new, for today the photodrum resource is 97%. The cartridge is naturally original, starting. Stripes horizontally, stripes of different brightness (light, dark, light, and so on throughout the picture, you can see in the photo) about 2 mm wide. Looks like inhomogeneity in print density. Even the test page has it on the gradient scale. Cleaning the corona wire, which the person from the hotline advised me (the green engine back and forth) does not help. I called the SC (I was also burped there from the hotline) on a general phone, they said that most likely (!?) This is the norm, hammer it. Of course, the quality of the photo was not expected from a monochrome, but it’s really some kind of tin, especially in the 21st century . I hope for Brother’s reaction in order to clarify the situation: is the stripe on the photo printouts a norm or not?