[SOLVED] Which aftermarket toner to buy for HP colour Laserjet pro m252dw?

[mrsinghsolicitor]

As I bought a second-hand printer (Hp Colour Laserjet Pro m252dw. The toners need to be replaced.
It would really mean a lot if someone could let me know which aftermarket toner would be compatible with the above-mentioned printer? As the original tonner bundle is way too expensive for me being a student can't really afford that much.

Hope to hear from someone soon.
Thank you

 

[USAFRet]

Personally, I've not had luck with aftermarket ink/toner.
Either inkjet or laser.

 

[mrsinghsolicitor]

Personally, I've not had luck with aftermarket ink/toner.
Either inkjet or laser.

I was assured by printerland employee that they have sold like 20k toners for that particular printer. It’s costing me £96 pounds in all for all toners rather than £225 from HP.
Where should I go to confirm it for sure?

 

[USAFRet]

I was assured by printerland employee that they have sold like 20k toners for that particular printer. It’s costing me £96 pounds in all for all toners rather than £225 from HP.
Where should I go to confirm it for sure?

"I was assured, by the people that sell this, that it works 100%"

Yeah, OK.
What actual monetary guarantee do they give you? Read carefully.

I'm just relating my personal experience.
I've had instances from not working at all, to eventually clogging up the printer, to 'working' but the colors are off.

 

[mrsinghsolicitor]

"I was assured, by the people that sell this, that it works 100%"

Yeah, OK.
What actual monetary guarantee do they give you? Read carefully.

I'm just relating my personal experience.
I've had instances from not working at all, to eventually clogging up the printer, to 'working' but the colours are off.

Thank you for the true suggestions brother. But will you recommend I buy the original HP toners rather than aftermarket?

 

[USAFRet]

Thank you for the true suggestions brother. But will you recommend I buy the original HP toners rather than aftermarket?

Yes, original HP is recommended.
Of course, budget comes into play.

Other people may have other recommendations and experiences.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Always go with OEM. The 3rd parties use whatever toner supplies they can get their hands on. Toner is NOT universally compatible, no matter what anyone may tell you.