>Changing a toner is $50 per cartridge. What is the yield though? I haven't seen anything that even comes close to the cost savings with a Kyocera (not to men

>Changing a toner is $50 per cartridge. What is the yield though? I haven't seen anything that even comes close to the cost savings with a Kyocera (not to mention their machines are work horses will print all day without issue). I can get a Kocera TK 3112 toner which yields 15,500 pages (and it actually does) for $66.