🖨️ High Yield Toner Cartridge Replacement for HP Color Pro MFP M479fdw - TRUE IMAGE Compatible 4-Pack (Black Cyan Yellow Magenta) Review

I bought these cartridges after seeing the extremely high price of new HP cartridges. I still have original HP cartridges in one of my laser printers so that I can compare the quality with them. They're really close considering the price difference. The only problem is getting the chips out of old HP toner cartridges and putting them in these regular ones. The package includes a small pair of pliers to help you break off the piece of plastic holding the chip in place and tweezers to help you…

Review Updated: I'm impressed at how long it took the company to solve my problem and go from a dissatisfied customer to a happy one. My wife ended up ordering a new toner from the same company (more by accident than anything else) and I have to admit the end product was great and still prints well. Ultimately, you can only ask a company to support their product and reach out to them if they have problems and learn from their mistakes. Assuming the current toner continues to perform as…

I was very grateful and happy to be able to purchase high yield True Image compatible replacement cartridges for my new HP laser printer. The cartridges that came with the printer lasted 2 months. It would cost me almost $1,000 to replace (when buying the High Yield)! I saved over $800 by purchasing True Image! They came with all the tools needed to extract the required chip from any original cartridge: a pair of cutters and tweezers. Without the original chip, there is no compatible…

I bought another brand, opened and installed all the cartridges. I threw the box away and guess what, they didn't work! I was so angry at the waste of money! I was looking for replacement cartridges that could save money and not have to change the chip. I quickly realized that there was no substitute for chips, so I crossed my fingers and decided to try the True Image brand. By now I had some experience swapping chips, and it wasn't difficult. These cartridges work really great and I'm so glad…

I bought True Image toner last month because it was a much cheaper option than buying HP toner. I saved about $400 on this brand and will continue to buy! The print quality is amazing and the installation was very easy. Well I didn't install it, my friend did but it looked very easy to install and no questions asked about it. Coming back to the quality of the toner, I haven't noticed any blemishes or imperfections when using this toner. I would 100% recommend this product. In fact, my sister…

So just a month after purchasing the HP Laserjet Pro M479fdw MFP I ran out of yellow toner and couldn't take how much I now pay for the HP brand spent toner! It was cheaper to buy the damn printer! So instead of having to feed my kids for a month to pay for the tonic, I decided to check out Revain. This product had good reviews and seemed worth the risk for the price. Anyway, so glad I chose this. The only crap is finding out that HP really is into corporate greed, and because of the tiny chip…

All in all good product and I have ordered a few more sets. This whole concept of moving the 'chip' from an old HP cartridge to third party cartridges is a little tricky and I suspect if you're the typical clumsy consumer you should probably just go with HP cartridges (also if they are radically overpriced). However, if you are a DIY/tech user and can use your hands, this is a good way to go. (This high yield cartridge set costs about $125 vs. $450 for an original HP (standard yield) cartridge.

After looking for alternatives to expensive HP toners for my M479fdw MFP, I settled on them - they demonstrated a chip replacement process that seemed relatively easy. So I bought them and they arrived with no problems. You get toner and color photo instructions and a cutter (to remove the chip carriers on the old one) and tweezers to remove the tiny, tiny chip. Everything was fine, except that the first time I pumped the toner, on the first try, while I was taking out a tiny, tiny chip with…