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Brother MFC-L2710DW toner and drum

Your MFC-L2710DW takes the TN730 (standard yield) and TN760 (high yield), plus the DR730 drum. At our price that is about 1.0¢ a page.

The Brother MFC-L2710DW is a mono laser all-in-one in the MFC-L2700 series, which shares cartridges across 11 models.

It takes two black cartridges that differ only in capacity: the TN730 at about 1,200 pages and the TN760 at about 3,000. At our prices that is 2.1¢ a page against 1.0¢, so the high-yield cartridge costs less to run unless you print very little.

The drum is a separate part on this printer. The DR730 is rated for about 12,000 pages, so it outlasts several toner cartridges and only needs replacing when the printer reports drum life, not every time you change toner.

Brother has stated publicly that its firmware updates do not block third-party cartridges, and the printer counts pages rather than measuring toner, which is why the Replace Toner message can appear before a cartridge is empty.

When you compare prices, compare cost per page rather than the sticker price: a cheaper cartridge with half the rated yield costs more to run. Every cartridge here ships free, is covered by our printer damage protection and can be returned within 90 days, opened or not.

Cartridges that fit

Which yield is worth it

CartridgeYieldPricePer page
TN730 1,200 pages $24.99 2.1¢
TN760 High yield 3,000 pages $28.99 1.0¢

What it costs you a month

About $9.66 a month in toner, roughly one TN760 every 3 months.

MFC-L2710DW specs

Print speedUp to 32 pages per minute
Print resolution2400 x 600 dpi class
DuplexYes (default) - automatic 2-sided printing
Paper capacity250 sheet standard paper input capacity
Automatic document feeder50 page automatic document feeder
Fax33.6K bps modem speed; 400 page maximum fax memory
ConnectivityWireless 802.11 b/g/n, Ethernet 10/100 Base-TX, Wi-Fi Direct, Hi-Speed USB 2.0
Monthly duty cycle15,000 printed pages
Recommended monthly volumeUp to 2,000 pages
Copy resolution600 x 600 max. dpi, 25%-400% reduction/enlargement, 2in1 / 4in1

Common MFC-L2710DW messages

Toner LowThe toner cartridge is near the end of its life. Order a new toner cartridge now so it is ready when Replace Toner appears.
Replace TonerThe toner cartridge is at the end of its life. The machine stops all print operations. Replace the toner cartridge with a new one.
Drum End SoonThe drum unit is near the end of its life. Order a new drum unit before you get the Replace Drum message.
Replace DrumIt is time to replace the drum unit, or the drum unit counter was not reset when a new drum was installed. Replace the drum unit and reset its counter.
Cartridge ErrorThe toner cartridge is not installed correctly. Remove the cartridge, reinstall it firmly in the drum unit, then reinstall the assembly in the machine.
Document JamThe document was not inserted or fed correctly, or the document scanned from the ADF was too long. Remove the jammed paper from the ADF unit and clear any debris from the paper path, then press Stop.

Questions about the MFC-L2710DW

Which toner and drum does the MFC-L2710DW use?

Brother lists the TN730 standard-yield and TN760 high-yield toner cartridges for this all-in-one, plus the DR730 drum unit rated at approximately 12,000 pages. The machine ships with a starter cartridge that yields approximately 700 pages.

Does it fax and scan two-sided originals?

Brother lists a 50-page automatic document feeder and a 33.6K bps fax modem with 400 pages of fax memory, so multi-page originals feed automatically. Automatic two-sided output is listed for printing, set as the default.

What monthly workload is it built for?

Brother publishes a maximum monthly duty cycle of 15,000 printed pages and a recommended monthly print volume of up to 2,000 pages. Treat the 2,000-page figure as the planning number for a home office or small workgroup.

Other Brother MFC-L2700 models

Most of these share the same cartridges. Check the model page to be sure.

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Page updated Sep 17, 2026. Compatibility checked by Dan Whitaker, Print Technician. Brand names and part numbers are used only to identify compatibility. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any printer manufacturer.