Samsung Xpress SL-M2026W Toner Cartridges

Hi Rachel, unfortunately, we no longer have that service ourselves but we have some guides as to where you can send them depending on the brand: https://www.tonergiant.co.uk/recycling

Hi there, the L stands for 'large' and the S stands for 'standard' so the only difference is the number of prints you can get from each toner. The large prints up to 1800 pages whereas the standard prints up to 1000 pages. Yes, they both work in the Samsung Xpress SL-M2026W printer.

Hi there, thanks for your question. I can understand your frustration, it sounds like you haven't printed that much if you are using draft mode. The toners can last up to 1000 prints, however, that's based on 5% of the page covered in toner (if all the toner on an A4 page was condensed into a solid block) so you'll only get less than 1000 prints if your print coverage was higher than that. For example, 5% equates to around 3-5 basic paragraphs of text, shaded areas or images can up that coverage to anything from 20% to 80%. At 20% you would only get 200 prints, and at 80% you would get 62 prints. It's a common frustration for customers that printers are so cheap but toner is expensive. Toner sales are where manufacturers make their money so they make the printers very cheap but just so you're aware a starter toner with a new printer won't have the full amount of prints as a new toner cartridge which could be why yours ran out a lot faster. I hope this helps to explain things but if you need any more help, let me know!

Hi, this toner has the drum and roller combined.

Hi, these are the products that you need: https://www.tonergiant.co.uk/model/Samsung-Xpress-SL-M2026W-toner-cartridges/ The 'SL' is an official Samsung part of the model number that isn't always used but it's exactly the same printer.

Hello, thanks for your question about the Samsung Xpress SL-M2026W laser printer. The toners will definitely fit in your printer. Samsung printers and toner cartridges for that matter tend to have an extra little bit at the end that sellers like us leave out from the model numbers and product codes. It's used for Samsung purposes and supplier purposes only but if you find your model on the Samsung website it wouldn't mention the extra /cee part. I believe it refers to the country of origin.