Genuine 137 Black Toner Cartridge Compatible with LBP151dw, MF210 Series, MF220 Series, MF230 Series, MF240 Series, D570

What can you say. Its a Canon product,works well,easy to install and makes like 2000 copies. We print stuff all the time and this cartridge lasted a long time

I ran out of toner and rather that go to the store on the weekend, it was faster to order online and have it delivered. It is also smudge resistant and will last quite a while.

Great toner cartridge. Gives me a year+ printing and I print regularly.

works great

The cost seems a bit high.

This is about the third cartridge I have purchased, and they last a very long time. Glad I switched to these.

is very good

Genuine Canon and delivered faster than expected.

Genuine Canon 137 black toner, zero drama, perfect prints. Dropped it into my ImageClass MF445dw at 2am when the “toner low” warning killed a 200-page work contract. First page out looked identical to when the printer was new: deep black text, no banding, no smudges. Yield is legit; I’m at ≈2,200 pages and the counter still says 15% left (way better than the off-brand that died at 1,100 pages and streaked everything). No error codes, no “non-genuine” warnings, just works. Yes, it’s more expensive than clones, but after wasting $60 on two knockoffs that ruined drums and gave gray text, this $90 OEM cartridge is actually cheaper in the long run. Buy once, print happy. Already stocked up on a second one. If you value your time and your Canon printer, stick with genuine 137.

buen producto aunque no igual como el que portaba la maquina de fabrica a pesar de esto esta mejor que los piratas que hay en el mercado

This works for ImageCLASS LBP151DW. Really happy with the purchase.

Sin ningún problema al recibirlo, en su empaque original y bien empaquetado.

It's a genuine Canon toner cartridge. The only question is how long will it last (just put into service in October). It is expensive so as long as it lasts...….I was tempted to by an off-brand product but wondered whether it might do damage in some way. So stuck with the Canon brand. Time will tell.