Original HP 128A Cyan Toner Cartridge | Works with HP LaserJet Pro CM1415 Color, CP1525 Color Series | CE321A
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Size: std
Color: Cyan
Features
- Count on high-quality, reliable printing and save time by avoiding common printing problems: Original HP Toner provides the printing experience crucial for office productivity
- This cartridge works with: HP LaserJet Pro Color MFP CM1415fn, CM1415fnw; HP LaserJet Pro Color CP1525nw
- Cartridge yield (approx.): 1,300 pages
- Use Original HP Toner Cartridges to eliminate toner leaks and premature failures
- Buy sustainable100% of Original HP Toner Cartridges contain recycled content
- Help protect your printer from malicious code and maintain the integrity of your data with Original HP's tamper-resistant chips, firmware and packaging
- Original HP Toner is committed to office air qualityHP voluntarily designs and tests its printing systems to meet eco-label emissions guidelines
- What's in the box: 1 new Original HP 128A Cyan Toner Cartridge (CE321A)
Description
Be confident that Original HP Toner Cartridges provide the printing experiences crucial for productivity in your office. Count on high-quality, reliable printing and save time by avoiding common printing problems.
Product Dimensions: 3.94 x 14.37 x 4.33 inches
Item Weight: 1.58 pounds
Item model number: CE321A
National Stock Number: 6850-01-598-3215
Batteries: 1 Unknown batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 26, 2017
Department: Default Category
Manufacturer: hp
Language: English
Country of Origin: Japan
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1. The genius of the design (originally from Canon, by the way) is that the critical parts of the machine--hardware, not software--are all in the cartridge. This includes the drum, the corona wire, and the toner itself. Essentially I have a new printer every time I replace the cartridge. Why would I prefer a remanufactured one? Compared to other systems, this is the smoothest paper path with the least jams, and the most trouble free printing system I've ever maintained. 2. These cartridges arrive reliably full of toner. The A means that it lasts a lot longer. I find that I get an incredible number of pages printed from each cartridge, and they stay crisp and clear to the end. I keep going well past when HP starts nagging me to replace the toner. (How many pages? I think I go through 10-15 reams between cartridges, so perhaps 5000+ pages? I never check.) The price per page over time ends up way cheaper than lower end printers, and it's not even higher for the first box of paper. 3. It's cheap. I know that remanufactured cartridges are even cheaper, but the cost per page is already so low and the quality so high, I see no need to compromise my results. Did you know laser printers are not just higher resolution, but much cheaper than any other kind of printer per page? (While ostensibly rated at 600dpi, they have an effective resolution compared to offset print at 1200dpi. Why is beyond the scope of this review. Non-HP toner may (or may not!) have a slightly lower resolution, but you'll never notice. It has to do with the dry granules that create the image.) I've been using laser printers for almost 30 years, and this particular color laser for over 10. Buying the cartridges is no big deal, although I do still wish they were even cheaper. NOTE: I have also bought aftermarket cartridges many times, especially for other printers, and I usually drop my empties off at a local remanufacturing outlet rather than shipping them back to HP. If this is your preference, I totally respect it....I'm just explaining why a frugal guy like me is still buying the expensive ones from HP.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by Steven P. Spinella
Size: std
Color: Cyan
HP original toner cartridges contain not only toner but also the drum and corona wire (e.g., the key parts of the duplication system.) I have used laser printers that had these parts separate, and they also work fine, but the replacement process is a bit of a maintenance challenge for the non-technical. Plus, you must be aware of the way these affect the printing and know when to change them. (Of course, if the average user never uses his printer very much, this might not even come up.) Still the genius of the HP system is that it always works, and always works well--at least many more hours and copies than historically we have ever had the right to expect from a printer. and TOTALLY in a different class than ink jet technology. So if you want that reliability and error-free reproduction, you guarantee it by buying original HP toner cartridges from HP. However, the technology is not rocket science. So a good refurbished cartridge can be every bit as reliable as an original, fit exactly the same, and the corona wire and drum can be replaced. However, this adds quite a bit to the cost, and they don't need to be replaced as often as the toner wears out--anywhere from 2x to 10x less frequently, probably only the people who refurbish cartridges could tell us for sure and it may depend on the smoothness of the paper you use, etc. Consequently, often a refurbished cartridge is going to have had the drum and corona wire inspected, but not replaced. In fact, if used cartridges are available enough and cheap enough they might never reuse cartridges where the drum or corona wire are damaged. Some companies might even have a lower standard than HP--imagine that! They are after all charging less. So what I do, is a) try to buy refurbished cartridges from as reliable companies as possible, b) always have an original on hand as a back up in case anything goes wrong, and c) only buy refurbished if the price difference is considerable, say less than half. Also, this particular cartridge is for a very high resolution color laser printer. I'm getting printing-quality copies that are better than what print shops provided some time ago. 3600 dpi in color boggles my mind. I have printing-quality paper (thicker, glossier, whiter stock) for my PR pieces. It looks awesome, and I can print on demand for less than I can order copies (of lower quality actually) from a print shop. I'm not going to compromise the registration of the four toner cartridges and the pristine quality of original toner powder and new drums and wires for a few pennies per copy. Hence here you see me buying original toner cartridges from HP! (But I don't always for every printing application. I do buy laser printers from HP whenever possible, because I know how they will last.)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2012 by Steven P. Spinella