🔵 LC101C Cyan Ink Cartridge for Brother Printer Review

First, forget about using non-genuine ink or refilling your Brother printer. You have figured out how to prevent the printer from recognizing ink cartridges other than "official" Brother cartridges. With that in mind, and given that they really work every time, I WANT THEM TO HAVE MORE INK IN THEM! I don't even use my printer that often, but I seem to have to replace it every few months. I actually wrote the date on the side to see how long they would last. 2 months! What a bang.

As a businessman I have had many printers over the years and Brother has been my lifesaver. This is the best printer I have ever used as it prints beautifully, clearly and quickly. I have also used it for coupons and the coupons come out very clear. The only downside I've noticed is that when a low ink warning pops up and a replacement is suggested, there's quite a bit of ink left. I tested my theory on two separate cartridges and found that one cartridge could get me about 50-60 extra pages…

This is a high quality ink that does what it says on the tin. I bought it for my Brother MFC J450DW printer. This printer doesn't produce great prints, but that's the fault of the machine, not the ink. By the way, I will definitely buy Brother brand inks, and not cheap analogues, since the cheap ones were destroyed by the old Brother printer. I've learned my lesson and stick to the trademarks, at least on the ink! The price is fair and cheaper than Walmart, so I buy it from Revain!

Looks like a genuine product. I've tried finding cheaper ways with mixed results. Back then it seemed like a good idea to refill my own ink bottle with some cheap kit, but I made a terrible mess and keeping an open ink bottle isn't a good idea. I took my empty cartridge and took it to Costco for a cheap refill and it jammed my printer. Sure, Costco refunded me for the ink, but my printhead was sealed. I just gave the printer to the Salvation Army and bought my now brother's printer for about…