HP 85A CE285D Dual Pack Black Toner Cartridges (Genuine Brands)
- 2 Pack
- Black
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Yellow toner cartridge yielding 5.5K pages for HP Color LaserJet Pro 4201dn, 4021dw, and MFP 4301 series printers
The PCI Brand 210X-W2102X is a new yellow toner cartridge built for HP Color LaserJet Pro 4201dn, 4021dw, MFP 4301dw, 4301fdn and 4301fdw printers. It delivers a 5.5K page yield at standard coverage. Offices needing reliable colour output for daily documents will find it a direct fit. Buyers who need black, cyan or magenta cartridges must purchase those separately.
The cartridge maintains stable density across its rated 5500 pages without the fade that can appear in refilled units. Genuine formulation prevents streaks and background scatter during high-volume batches. It is not suited for printers outside the listed 4201, 4021 and 4301 series.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.63 kg |
| Package size | 363 × 122 × 94 mm |
The toner cartridge itself consumes no power; only the printer uses electricity during operation.
It fits HP Color LaserJet Pro 4201dn, 4021dw, MFP 4301dw, 4301fdn and 4301fdw.
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