Toner cartridge compatibility list

Make sure the cartridge is compatible with your printer before buying. Check your exact model carefully, such as Xerox Phaser 3117 and 3122 and 3124 and 3125, or HP Laser Jet Pro 200 M251nw/M251n. Then look at the model code listed on the cartridge. Choose either a black cartridge or multi-color bundles based on your color needs and the expected number of pages you’ll print. Note that some cartridges are sold as a multi-type bundle.

In many cases, the black cartridge offers a higher page yield than color options in the same range. Color bundles may include four main colors (cyan, yellow, magenta, and black) and produce more varied results for colored documents. Check each specific model to see the expected page yield based on the required color coverage for daily printing.

Page yields vary by model and coverage range. For example, the 106R01159 cartridge can provide up to about 3,000 pages at 5% coverage. The 131A CF210A can reach around 2,200 pages, and CF217A around 1,600 pages, while the TN-1000 reaches roughly 1,000 pages.

Yes. There are multi-packs such as bundles that include four different cartons (131A 131X CF210A CF210X CF211A CF212A CF213A). These typically cover four color cartridges and provide varying page counts, making them suitable for small to large offices and reducing ordering frequency.

Match the model number on the cartridge with the list of supported printers shown on the product page (for example CF210A/CF217A/CF213A and others). If you’re unsure, search for your printer’s series and compare it with codes like CF210A, CF217A, and CF213A to ensure the expected performance and results.

These cartridges are typically classified as generic and are sold with standard vendor warranty coverage. They provide compatible alternatives for a wide range of printers, including HP and Xerox lines. Check the seller’s page for warranty and compatibility details precisely before purchasing.