Feature Product of the Week: HP LaserJet Toner Cartridge CF283A and CF283X

Printer manufacturers always ensure that our business or office printing are always satisfied utmost in terms of output quality and product performance. Professional looking documents are mainly due to their high-quality printer supplies such as cartridges and drums which we regularly purchase depending on our needs. So to give these products some credits, we will be featuring randomly chosen supplies from different manufacturers to give you in-depth details about the product you are using.

From Hewlett-Packard we picked the HP LaserJet Toner Cartridge CF283A and CF283X replacements. These two have probably driven a lot of profits in the company not to mention the series of units which use these toners are known for their special features.

The HP MFP M125 and M127 Monochrome LaserJet Pro printers mainly use the HP-83A and HP-83X cartridges. Basically these two are replacements are distinguished by their print capacity such that the latter is considered the high-yield. In general, all laser toner cartridges with an X suffix on their model number are categorized for high-volume printing. General Specs:

Color: Black (for monochrome printers)
Dimension: 375x113x125 mm
Page-Yield: 1500 standard pages at 5% coverage
Weight: 0.83KG (with packaging) / 0.62KG (cartridge alone)

Note: If you purchased supplies directly from HP, unless otherwise mentioned the cartridge is not recycled. If you prefer low-priced replacements well the market can offer you those alternative printer supplies that are made by third-party manufacturers. Sometimes, it is just the brand that we’re paying and not the actual product itself, pretty sure many would have agreed on this matter. But let’s not argue with that simple issue.

With regards to prices, we don’t have the authority to provide you details about it especially mentioning where did we get those figures, but you can check their website to see the price of each product. Well, just to give you an idea how much these two consumables roughly cost, an original (OEM) cartridge will let you spend around $60 above. Now with third-party manufacturers including local and online resellers, the differences in prices greatly varies so it is best to go check them out yourself through their sites or stores.