🖨️ Enhance Performance with Battery1inc CE285A Compatible Black Toner Cartridge (1-Pack) Review

Review of a compatible HP Laserjet CE285A (85A) P1102W, M1130, M1210 Black Laser Toner Cartridge. It was sold to AZTech and completed by Revain. I was a little skeptical but not thrilled that I spent about $50 on genuine HP toner. For under $9 I thought it was worth a try after reading other success stories. I have an HP P1102w printer and the cartridge fits perfectly. It was easy to install and you just need to remove the strip before use, just like any other toner cartridge. I can't speak for

I bought this toner cartridge because my regular replacement was sold out. I actually bought it by mistake thinking I was running out of toner even though I didn't have any. I would like to return the toner at this time. Today I replaced the ink cartridge in my printer. This isn't working properly. It is recognized by the printer but makes strange squeaky noises when printing. But worst of all, the toner leaks out of the cartridge on the left side, leaving obvious black spots on the paper…

Don't buy this cartridge. A month after installation I received a toner end of life message on my printer. Now, a few months later, I still get it. But if I take the cartridge out, shake it and then put it back in, it works fine for another 50 pages or so.

This toner cartridge is amazing. It's cheap and can print many, many pages. I bought it two years ago and it still works. I print a few pages for school and eBay labels almost every day and am amazed at how long it lasts. However, this is not very good for images. I've had to print several images with this cartridge and they came out with inconsistent tones. For example, if I were to print out a black square, that square would appear with large gray lines like a gradient. However, text and…

Not very good :( This Battery 1inc toner cartridge did not work properly. Printing continued. All it did, this fed the paper in about 2-3" and then it clicked very loudly for a few seconds causing the paper to jam in the cartridge. I tried this several times and concluded that the triangular drive on the right was slipping due to excessive drum resistance with the toner in the cartridge. There was such resistance that I couldn't even turn it by hand. Maybe it's normal. But I don't think I had…