this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2024
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If any representative from Brother is reading this, hear me.
DON'T ENSHITTIFY! You see this? You can own the market if you just LEAVE IT ALONE.
They have started chipping their toners, or so I've read. They're still the least shitty printer manufacturer, AFAIK, though.
Let's hope it's just for quality of life and not to bully their customers...
Unfortunately, I don't think it is. I used to use knock-off toner, but after a firmware update, the printer would no longer recognize those cartridges. Luckily, I had bought them on Amazon, so I just explained the problem to customer service and got a full refund. I still love the printer though.
Bruh
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