Colour Direct 1250C Compatible Toner Cartridges For Dell 1250c 1350cnw 1355cn 1355cnw C1760 C1760nw C1765 C1765nfw Printers (Dell 593-11016 11021 11018 11019) - 4 Pack (1 Set)

I have no information about long-term use yet but I can confirm I installed the set in a Dell C1765nfw with no problems at all.Sequence - turn printer off, remove one old cartridge at a time - with the new ones I gave them a shake first then used the same gripping points as I had used to remove the old ones. I took off the tape covering the place where the toner comes out (a sort of blunt nozzle) as I figured that would tend to stop it from dispensing toner when called upon. The carts are not all the same size and shape but all fit pretty easy. Just make sure the latch clicks to hold them in place.Closed the door, turned the printer back on. It chuntered around calibrating for a couple of minutes then it reported four full carts. Printed a test pic and I couldn't tell any difference.Notes - this is with Windows 7, the printer is on a USB - don't need the hassles of wireless printing - and I didn't do any custom settings. Just banged the printer on the end of a USB cable when it arrived and set it as default.So no comments about long term use but this is a set of four that combined cost roughly half the price of a Dell Yellow cart. So any sort of reasonable longevity makes it a good deal

I've accidentally found this cartridge page a year after placing an order. I notice some have experienced compatability problems and I would agree. I don't know how the most recent dell printers are but the early ones were terrible. They had a habit of going into deep sleep mode from which they couldn't be woken other than by a bizarre protocol.It took years before Dell sorted it out out via driver update. If memory serves, one of there was a time when the printers couldn't even be given away.Anyway, I'm really not sure about these at all. I felt a tad uncomfortable with them from the start, but shoved them in anyway. They were fine for a while, but I'm getting a nasty grinding whiring clicking sound of death from the machine. There are several possibilities. 1. They are all physically incompatible 2. Poor quality control means some batches are incompatible 3. My printer has decided it's time to go to printer heaven.Hell will freeze over before I ever by another Dell printer, which is foolish because they must have changed considerably. I have no idea if they manufacture these or buy them in but I've long been convinced that printers bought from printer companies are better than ones badged by the computer manufacturer or manufactured by them.Frankly, that's probably not very helpful to anyone else because individual statistics from one persons view are not exactly scientific.

Work perfectly with Dell C1760nw. This is the first set of replacement cartridges I have bought for this printer, so was a tad apprehensive about buying non-original cartridges. On opening the box, I was surprised how small the toners cartridges were but these are exact replacements for the originals. Initially replaced the Cyan and Magenta cartridges, easy enough following the instructions. The only tricky part was removing the sticky tape seal, the paper tab ripped on both cartridges requiring using fingernails to peel the tape off. Otherwise the cartridges installed uneventfully and print is perfect. On this particular printer with these cartridges, no modification to the printer system setting were required - no need to select 'non-Dell toner', just worked straight away. So far the print quality is unchanged from the original cartridges on both B&W and colour printouts.

Fitted the black a few weeks ago and to start with it worked fine. Fitted the blue last week and now the printer doesn't recognise it and it won't seat properly (it doesn't sit flush with the others). Also needed to reseat the black, which then wasn't recognised.Since the printer won't work even in B/W without all 3 colour cartridges installed, the blue not working means nothing will print at all.This is the first time we've had a problem with a non-original cartridge. Will not be using this make again.

Such a great value for money, no problems but slightly a bit hard fit, just give them a smack...These will work for me for a good few thousands of laser colour very good quality prints, which work out so cheap per copy.No more stupidly expensive and inferior Ink Jet printers for me.Good bargain = I say buy!

These replacements are easy to install, and fit exactly. They work fine, although I found the black cartridge didn't last all that long - though I haven't done any comparisons with other brands, so I can't say if it is unusual or not. I would buy them again though, as the price is fairly reasonable. I might consider getting the pack with two blacks and 1 of each colour.

There seemed to be lots of problems from other people, but at such a low price I thought it was worth the risk. Installed them all gradually as they ran out in my Dell C1760nw printer and although I had problems at first I consulted the manual and went into the printer settings and selected the option "Non-Dell Toner Installed." Now they work absolutely fine, although you don't get the visual display from the printer web page showing how much is left in them. I think this is probably the disadvantage of an unofficial toner.I would recommend reading your printer manual and making sure you have this option available before purchasing.

Very cheap. My Dell printer refused to accept another type of cartridge - Not sure what was wrong with it. But it accepted this one OK and is working again, so that was a relief. Don't know about the capacity yet.