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Original HP LaserJet toner cartridges

HP LaserJet printers are designed around original HP toner cartridges, and every cartridge in this collection is exactly that: the HP OEM toner cartridge, brand new and factory sealed, with HP's own part number and security label. Original HP toner gives you the full declared page yield, crisp black text and accurate cyan, magenta and yellow color from the first page to the last, and a cartridge your printer recognizes without warnings.

From compact LaserJet Pro printers at home to Color LaserJet Pro and LaserJet Enterprise printers in busy offices, you can buy single cartridges, black 2-packs and CMY or CMYK color sets — all shipped free across the USA, with same-day dispatch for orders placed before 2 PM ET.

Popular HP toner cartridges, page yields and compatible printers

Yields are HP's declared values for the black cartridge, measured to ISO/IEC 19752 at about 5% coverage: the first number is the standard (A) cartridge, the second the high-yield (X) version. Color yields (ISO/IEC 19798) are on each product page.

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What does OEM mean for HP toner?

OEM stands for original equipment manufacturer. An HP OEM toner cartridge is made by HP and designed and tested for HP LaserJet printers. Compatible cartridges are made by other companies to fit HP printers, and remanufactured cartridges are used HP shells that have been cleaned and refilled. Only the original HP cartridge carries HP's part number (CF258A for the HP 58A, for example), HP's security label and a page yield measured by HP to the ISO standard.

HP standard (A) vs high-yield (X) toner

In HP's naming, the letter after the number tells you the capacity. An "A" cartridge is the standard version; an "X" cartridge is the high-yield version for the same printers. The HP 58X prints about 10,000 pages versus 3,000 for the 58A, and the HP 26X about 9,000 versus 3,100 for the 26A. Print quality is identical — the X cartridge simply holds more toner and costs less per page, so it usually pays off for any printer running more than a few hundred pages a month. Read HP Toner A vs X: What the Letters Mean and Which to Buy for the full comparison.

Toner for HP LaserJet Pro, Color LaserJet Pro and Enterprise printers

LaserJet Pro printers such as the M404, M428, M203 and M102 use compact black toner cartridges like the HP 58A, 30A and 17A. Some models also need a separate imaging drum: the LaserJet Pro M102 and M130 use the HP 19A drum, and the M118dw, M148, M203 and M227 use the HP 32A drum. See the LaserJet Pro M404 and M428 toner guide for a worked example.

Color LaserJet Pro printers — the M454, M479, M255, M283, M254 and the 4201 and 4301 series — use four cartridges (black, cyan, magenta and yellow) from families like the HP 414A, 206A, 202A and 210A; CMY and CMYK sets replace every color at once (M454 and M479 toner guide). LaserJet Enterprise and Color LaserJet Enterprise printers (M507, M528, M610, M634, M554 and M578 series) use high-capacity cartridges such as the HP 89A/89X, 147A/147X and 212A/212X, rated for 5,000 to 25,200 black pages.

How to tell genuine HP toner

Original HP toner cartridges come in HP-branded boxes with an HP security label, carry the HP part number on the cartridge, and are reported as original HP cartridges on the printer's supplies status page after installation. If your printer shows a non-HP or used-supply message for a cartridge sold as new, it is not what it claims — see what the non-HP cartridge message means. Our guide How to Tell If HP Toner Is Genuine (7 Checks) walks through every check. Every HP cartridge we sell is original, sourced from authorized distribution.

Frequently asked questions

What does OEM mean for toner cartridges?

OEM means original equipment manufacturer: the cartridge is made by the printer's own brand. An HP OEM toner cartridge is made by HP, carries HP's part number and security label, and is designed and tested by HP for its LaserJet printers.

Is OEM toner worth it?

For most office printers, yes. OEM toner delivers its full ISO-rated page yield, consistent print quality and no chip errors, and HP's warranty does not cover damage caused by non-HP supplies. Choosing the high-yield X version keeps the cost per page down.

Where can I buy genuine HP toner cartridges?

From HP or from a reseller that sells only original HP cartridges. GS TONER sells only genuine HP toner, brand new and factory sealed, sourced from authorized distribution, with free US shipping, same-day dispatch before 2 PM ET and 30-day returns.

How many pages does an HP toner cartridge print?

It depends on the cartridge. Standard HP black cartridges print from about 1,000 pages (HP 79A) to 12,000 pages (HP 93A); high-yield X cartridges reach up to 25,200 pages (HP 147X). Each cartridge's yield is in the table above and on its product page.

Do HP A and X toner cartridges fit the same printers?

Yes. The A and X versions of the same number fit the same printers and print at the same quality; the X cartridge holds more toner and costs less per page.