Toner Canon CRG710 CRG-710 zamiennik do Canon Laser Shot LBP-3460, CANON LBP-3460, oem 0985B001AA
Tonery Canon CRG-710, CRG710 Lasernet do użytku w Canon Laser Shot LBP-3460, Lasershot LBP3460, Canon LBP-3460, Canon LBP3460.
Tonery Canon CRG-710, CRG710 Lasernet do użytku w Canon Laser Shot LBP-3460, Lasershot LBP3460, Canon LBP-3460, Canon LBP3460.
Tonery Canon CRG-710, CRG710 Lasernet do użytku w Canon Laser Shot LBP-3460, Lasershot LBP3460, Canon LBP-3460, Canon LBP3460.
Nasz toner Lasernet oem 0985B001AA, 0985B001, Cartridge 710, CRG-710, CRG710, CRG 710, EP-710, EP71, EP 710, Canon 710, 110 / 310 / 710 posiada wydajność 6000 stron A4 przy 5% wypełnieniu.
Toner zamiennik regenerowany Canon CRG-710posiada gwarancję wydajności i jakości do całkowitego wyczeprania proszku w kasecie.
W naszym sklepie dostępne są także kasety z tonerem Canon GRG-710H CRG710H Lasernet o wysokiej wydajności 12000 kartek A4.
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2012-10-22 Cristian. | jneIjDEaadhBhq | Review by Andy Hahn for Rating: I've been long time user of laser ptreinrs, but this is my first all-in-one laser ptreinr. It works good as laser ptreinr and copy machine but disapointed in fax. It produces nice print very fast as ptreinr and copier. So far so good! However, I've a serious issues in fax. First problem is ring volume not adjustable, even after 0(my intention was turn off) setting, still ringing so loud. Second issue is fax speed not adjustable. I use a MagicJack for my house phone line that uses VoIP. MagicJack surgested to use slowest speed for faxing over VoIP. I've exchanged few emails with Canon tech support but the customer service person was not knowledgeble. I've gave up on them. In conclusion, it's good laser copier and ptreinr for the money if you don't mind loud ringing. |
2012-08-12 Mike. | znuYqOqN | Review by reviewer at large for Rating: I'm now on my 3rd CRG-104 cpitaomble toner cartridge, and if there is any difference between this cartridge and Canon OE, I can't tell.I was deeply skeptical of aftermarket cartridges, so much so that the first 4-5 replacements I bought were genuine Canon. Still, I print easily 1,000+ pages a month, and at $70 a pop, the cost of Canon OE cartridges for my MF-4150 laser multifunction printer was really starting to add up. I figured that for 1/3 the cost of genuine Canon these cartridges were worth a try. Thousands of printed-pages later, I would never go back to being so shamelessly ripped off by Canon. There is something wrong with this world if this no-name company (I have no idea who actually makes these things) can sell a cartridge this good for 1/3 the price charged by Canon.One caveat, the cartridge is rated to print 2,000 pages at 5% coverage, but in reality prints only about 1,400 pages. I attribute this to the fact that 5% coverage is actually pretty skimpy and a typical densly-worded page of text is closer to 10-15% coverage. Anyway, the OE-Canon cartridge turned out roughly the same number of pages before going dry. Now, for the cheap among us (and if you're buying this cartridge and still reading this description there's a good chance you're pretty friggin cheap) it's possible to squeeze out about 150 extra pages after the printer tells you it's empty by removing the cartridge and shaking it in the same manner as when you first installed it (plus a little side-to-side shake for good measure).*** June 20, 2010 By way of an update, I've now been using these aftermarket CRG-104 cartridges for well over a year and still can't tell the difference between these and Canon OEM cartridges. |
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