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HP Printer Cartridges & Supplies

Compatible & remanufactured supplies, tested to OEM yield standards. One-year guarantee, same-day dispatch on orders in by 3 PM ET.

HP prints more pages than any other brand in most offices, and its cartridge lineup is correspondingly large. A Laser Recharge carries compatible and remanufactured toner for the LaserJet and Color LaserJet families and ink for OfficeJet, OfficeJet Pro and DeskJet, covering everything from the LaserJet Pro M15 and M404 up to the Enterprise M607 and M806 and the Color LaserJet Enterprise M553 and M652. HP identifies its cartridges two ways: a short number with a yield letter, where “A” is standard and “X” is high yield (for example 58A versus 58X), and a longer engineering code such as CF258A or W2020A. Newer LaserJets read a chip on the cartridge, so we list both chipped versions and chipless “DIY” versions for printers you would rather not update. Orders in by 3 PM ET ship the same day from South Florida, generally 50 to 70 percent under HP’s list price, with a one-year performance guarantee.

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Printer series LaserJet DeskJet Color LaserJet LaserJet Pro OfficeJet Pro Color LaserJet Pro LaserJet Enterprise OfficeJet Photosmart Color LaserJet Enterprise ENVY DesignJet Business Inkjet OfficeJet Enterprise Color PSC Color Inkjet Color LaserJet Enterprise Flow LaserJet Enterprise Flow
Popular cartridges N9J92AN F6U19AN 655A C51640A C2P05AN 3YM57AN 3YL65AN CF283A C6615A C6578A

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Buying HP cartridges

For HP the decision tree is short. Pick the “X” (or “Y”) yield unless the printer is a personal desktop that sees a few pages a week. Match the chip to the printer’s age — LaserJets made in 2019 or later need the chipped version, older ones do not. On colour models, buy the CMYK set together and leave the drum and transfer kit on the printer’s own replacement schedule. For OfficeJet and DeskJet, only the XL ink sizes make economic sense in an office.

If the printer flags a non-HP cartridge, that is a firmware notice, not a fault; page count and print quality are unaffected and the message can usually be dismissed for good in the supply settings. The single most common mistake is buying the “A” standard-yield toner to save a few dollars on the shelf price and paying far more per page over the life of the cartridge.

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How HP cartridges are numbered

  • A vs X (and Y) yield lettersOn HP laser toner, "A" is standard yield, "X" is high yield, and a few Enterprise families add "Y" for extra-high. The "X" typically holds two to three times the pages for well under double the price.
  • Chipped vs chipless (DIY)LaserJets from roughly 2019 on check a chip on the cartridge. Our chipped listings drop in with no change. The chipless "DIY" listings cost less and suit shops that keep firmware frozen or reuse the original chip.
  • Integrated vs separate drumMost HP mono lasers build the drum into the toner cartridge, so a new cartridge is a fresh drum. A few high-volume models (M806, M712, LaserJet 5200) use a separate drum or maintenance kit.
  • HP ink: standard vs XLStandard HP ink cartridges are small. XL cartridges hold two to three times as much for a much better price per page. The "setup" cartridges that ship in a new printer are not sold separately.

HP cartridge FAQs

My HP printer says the cartridge is "not genuine" or "depleted." Is it broken?
No. HP firmware flags any non-HP cartridge and sometimes a refilled one. The message is a warning, not a fault; print quality and page count are unaffected. On most models you can dismiss it permanently in the printer's cartridge or supply settings.
How do I know if I need a chipped or chipless cartridge?
If your LaserJet was made in 2019 or later it almost certainly needs a chip, so order the chipped version. Chipless "DIY" is for older printers, for shops that move the chip from the empty, or for printers deliberately kept on old firmware.
What does the letter after the HP number mean?
It is the yield. "A" is standard, "X" is high yield, "Y" on some Enterprise models is extra-high. Same cartridge body, more toner. For anything beyond light use the "X" is cheaper per page.
Will compatible HP toner damage my printer or void the warranty?
No. Compatible and remanufactured toner is built to HP's mechanical and imaging specifications. A manufacturer cannot void a warranty just for using third-party supplies, and a defect actually caused by a cartridge is covered by our guarantee.

New to compatible cartridges? Read our cartridge guide or see the performance guarantee .

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