JARBO Compatible Toner Cartridges Replacement for HP 201X 201A CF400X CF400A, 1 Set, Use with HP Laserjet Pro MFP M277DW M277 M277N M277c6 M252DW M252 M252N Printer

Update 11/14/19: I have had 2 leaking cartridges in about 1.5 years of use. I contacted the folks at Jarbo for replacements. They didn't respond to my email for support, but when I lowered my Amazon rating to 3 stars (from 5) they contacting me right away. They promptly sent me 2 complete sets of toner cartridges freight prepaid! Once I got their attention they were very generous with their solution. Subtract one star for no easy means of contacting support. This is one area they could improve. They should have an email and a phone number for support.I would also like them to change their packaging to eliminate the foam separators, which are NOT recyclable (use molded cardboard instead) and only use plastic wrap that is recyclable.This is for the HP 201X(CF400X CF401X CF402X CF403X), JARBO. I have been very happy with my purchase. I have used these for about a year.

Buying aftermarket cartridges is like rolling dice... at best you end up with something adequate, at worse, the cartridge fails and makes a mess in the printer. I've experienced the whole gamut so far. Here is my experience with the JARBO cartridges:They've been awesome! Here is a breakdown:-Color accuracy has been closest to OEM out of all the cartridges that I've tried (see attached pic)-Drums appear as good as OEM. No streaks or funny artifacts-Noise levels are comparable to OEM (but a little louder).I'll have an idea of yield as I go through these (I've printed about 200 pages so far), and I'll update this review if there are any surprises.So far though, the quality has been great and the price is amazing.

This toner cartridge fit perfectly in my HP Color Laser Jet Pro MFP M277c6 all in one printer. The only problem I had at first was not realizing that one of the little orange tabs on the cartridge had broken off and caused my black cartridge to freeze up. I used a pair of pliers to grab the remnant of the tab which was still in the cartridge so I could pull it out. I was fortunate to be able to do this because the tab fragment was flush to the cartridge side. Print quality was fine. I had bought two sets of complete cartridges. Both sets the Red started to leave lines on my prints. The first set the Blue also did this and they became progressively worse. I pulled them and examined the drums. The problem drums all had grooves in them that collected the toner and thus leaving the long streaks on all my prints. I am sorry to say I can no longer recommend this product. Update, seller sent replacement set for one of my sets (not both). I finally used one of the cartridges (black) and was horrified that it was even worse. (see the scan) It leaves a black band along the right side of the page. I had noticed more of those grooves in the drum before inserting the cartridge into my printer. Sorry to day, I still cannot recommend this brand. update, Seller is very concerned and wanted to make things right. My original purchase was refunded and they said they use these comments to correct or better their product. I am not sure if I would try the product again but did offer them the opportunity to send a sample if corrections or improvements are made.

I was very skeptical buying an off brand print cartridge for my color laser jet pro MFP M277D. I can't emphasize enough just how awesome these are. I thought the printer might not allow them because they are not genuine HP. Well I had zero problems!!! The print quality is outstanding. The best part is the price savings!!! I was able to buy TWO FULL COLOR (1 cyan, 1 magenta, 1 yellow & 1 black) CARTRIDGE SETS for the price of ONE genuine HP cartridge. You have a new lifetime customer.

I have an HP M277dw printer. When I installed the toner, the machine had no errors. The only thing I noticed was the printout of the supplies (see attached photo). By the way, the reason the black only shows 90% is because I installed the black cartridge one month before I installed the color cartridges. And even after 10 color print jobs with those new cartridges, the report still shows all colors at 100%. Looks great to me!Notice the other photo. The HP software on the computer also displays the proper results.The quality is equal to genuine HP. The colors are both deep and bright. The resolution is razor sharp.Only issue I noticed was the "clunk" noise others have mentioned. When I send a print job to the machine, the machine goes "clunk" once as it initializes, and then it prints without making any further noise. It only clunks once and then prints. I've noticed that the clunk has gotten softer after about 10 print jobs. That noise is not bad at all, I can handle it. Just thought it was worth mentioning.

The packaging, description of the product makes a mistake in ordering easy. Understand that not all the cartridges come in one shipment, there will be two. So when the first one comes, and you find yourself short, don't order again, just wait and eventually the second package will come, it is slow but it does come. Then you will have to take care in removing the wrapping after taking the cartridges out of the box, there are some small plastic guides that will pop off and have to be refitted. Once they are in, you have a good print quality.

I am torn on writing this review, as to be fair, I have not contacted the seller. A couple days after putting the black cartridge in our printer, we noticed a band of less sharp printing along the left edge of printed papers. Looking the printer over, we found the cartridge with this metal line on the first photo shown, and inside the printer, the rollers that handle, I think, paper movement for duplex, this band on the roller. We immediately put in an HP branded cartridge and within a few pages the faded part had gone away.I know there is a huge price savings for going this non-branded route, and in the end if it works, the savings are potentially more than enough to pay for a replacement printer at some point. But to find this on the cartridge was not what we wanted to see from the off-brand cartridge and likely will not use the colors from the same order and go with the more expensive HP branded going forward.

Having only purchased HP toner in the past, I thought I would try a compatible for once to see if there was a difference in print quality. I don't go through a lot of ink with my home based HP Color Laser Jet Pro M252dw, but the savings between the HP and the compatible was worth a try.The Installation was similar as the HP and the cartridges labelled with a small dot to show the color. The actual install was pretty easy as well with only one additional piece of paper to remove than the HP cartridges. I think this paper protects the drum but I'm not sure. The cartridge itself is labelled with the part number, but I think it would be useful to also have a label that shows the actually color of the toner. This may make it easier in the future as you don't have to either remember the Part Number or remove the cartridge and look at the bottom to see what colour it is.As you can see in the first picture, once installed the Supplies Status report from the printer is the same as that of the HP cartridge with the exception that it shows "Non-HP". The fields are all labelled properly with installation date, last used date, page count etc all are populated correctly. In my picture, the left is the HP cartridges and on the right the yellow and magenta show the data for the compatible cartridges.When you get into graphics (especially pictures) is where I notices the difference. In the second picture, I printed the same landscape picture. The left is with a full set of HP toner cartridges. On the right is a complete set of the compatible Jarbo's. It is fair to say that the color on the compatible Jarbo's simply is not a vibrant as the one printed with the HP toner as there is a bit of a earthy tone to it.I print primarily text documents with some graphics (Excel tables and graphs) so I will likely leave the compatible toner in the printer. However, if I have pictures in a document that will be presented to clients, I'm probably going to switch to HP toner for the final print.As far as the printing, if you are printing a text document I found it hard to tell the difference t

Although the printer (M277dw) says it's "non-HP cartridge" but it works without any problems. Report says there are 2250 black pages and 1850 color pages to go. For the price I can't ask more.A tiny issue is that the color lable is on packaging, not on cartridge itself. Next time change them I will probably have to google to find out the order of cartridges.Hope it won't have the leaking problem some other reviewers had.

Wow. Quality for price is amazing. I was looking for an affordable replacement for my HP LaserJet PRO MFP M277DW cartridges. This is it. Will definitely purchase again. Thank you!!!!

I have a HP M252dw, I thought it is compatible with my printer, but its quality is so poor that these toners are not usable.On a black and white document or on a color photo, the print out has a yellow color layer added to the original, everything it prints has this yellow "water mark".

Immediately after installation, everything printed with yellow outlines. After removing and gently shaking the yellow toner cartridge, prints came out okay for a few days. Since then, the yellow cartridge has leaked and contaminated the rollers of all of the other cartridges as well as the innards of the printer. Like another reviewer mentioned, everything now prints with large yellow blotches everywhere. Now I have to disassemble the printer just to clear out the mess these cartridges made.