GPC Image TN248XL Compatible Toner 4-Pack 🖨

This set of four toner cartridges from GPC Image replaces Brother TN-248 series cartridges and aims to deliver reliable colour and black printing for small offices and home workspaces. The pack includes high-yield black and three colour toners, helping maintain consistent output for reports, flyers and colour documents while reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Key Points

The Value Pack contains four compatible cartridges: black, cyan, magenta and yellow. According to the manufacturer, the black TN248XL offers a higher page yield than the standard cartridge, so fewer changes are needed during longer print runs. Colour output is described as vivid and smooth, making it suitable for mixed printing of text and images, and the cartridges include updated chips to help the printer recognise them. 🖨️

Compatibility covers a range of Brother laser models including MFC and DCP series listed by the maker. Note that compatibility can depend on printer firmware and regional model variants, so functionality may vary after firmware updates. For users prioritising lower replacement frequency, the XL black is a practical choice while the colour cartridges provide balanced coverage for everyday colour work. 🎨

Technical Specifications

• Name: GPC IMAGE TN248XL TN248 Toner Cartridge 4 Pack (TN-248VAL)
• Compatible models: Brother MFC-L3760CDW, L8390CDW, L3740CDWE, DCP-L3520CDWE, L3520CDW, L3560CDW and other listed Brother laser printers.
• Page yield (manufacturer): 3,000 pages for TN248BK at 5% A4 coverage, 2,300 pages per colour for TN248C/M/Y at 5% A4 coverage.
• Cartridge type: High-yield compatible toner with updated chip, non-original third party.
• Pack contents: 1 x black TN248XL, 1 x cyan TN248XL, 1 x magenta TN248XL, 1 x yellow TN248XL.

Usage Recommendations

Install the cartridges following the printer’s standard replacement procedure and handle them carefully to avoid toner spills. After installation, allow the printer a short initialisation period while it recognises the cartridge chips. If a printer firmware update affects recognition, check the printer’s support resources for guidance and consider restoring previous firmware if compatible. For best results with images, allow prints to dry briefly before stacking to avoid smudging. 🧾

Consider keeping a spare black cartridge if your workflow is text-heavy, since the black yield is higher and will last longer between changes. On the other hand, if you print large volumes of full-colour documents regularly, expect to replace colour cartridges more often than the black one. According to the manufacturer, results are clear and vivid, though print quality can be influenced by paper type, printer settings and maintenance routines.