what is reasonable number pages per cartridge ?
1770750
I can't say as to the total number of pages; however, I do know that between my home office use (moderate) plus my university student's coursework (heavy), I can generally get close to six month's worth of usage if I set my print quality on "fast" with the occasional "standard" settings. YMMV.
1770751
Hello Jana, I hardly use my printer, so it is hard for me to answer your question. I hope your find your answer.
2111021
The black cartridge will produce 2,400 pages at 5% coverage, and the color cartridges will produce 1,200 pages at 5% coverage. We hope this was helpful. Please let us know if there is anything else that we can do for you. Thank you - Northland Wholesale
230418
This cartridge has printed on average about 4000 pages, with text only printing. About 2800 to 3500 with text and small graphics on pages.
1377205
The product description says 'cartridge' but I'm skeptical since the cartridges are usually ~$25 and the downloads are ~$15 & under.
1365787
There is probably no way to measure quantity of ink without breaking open a cartridge. I don't know the number of mililiters per cartridge.
1876281
Per Canon website, the page yield for the three PG-240 cartridge:PG-240 = 180 pages, PG-240XL = 300 pages, PG-240XXL = 600 pages.
1311489
I have used this product every day for the past year. The price is excellent. I print heavy text amounts. I used four laser printer compatible cartridges in the past eleven months and 20 reams of paper during the same time period. I would say the estimate for 2000 pages is pretty accurate. (I do have another printer for color documents I occasionally need which accounts for some of the paper usage.)
230417
I have already printed more than 400 pages, but still going good. I hope it should be good for 1000 pages. My last cartridge with Toner Saver mode and No Text Darken setting it ran up to 1500 pages.
1246846
On the average, one toner cartridge will do about 2000 at about 5% surface area. For the normal printing and copying, you will see a typical yield of 1500 to 1750 copies. Hopefully this will help you on your decision.
180701
Not sure but I do inow the original that came with the printer was a sampler. It gave us bout 6 months of printing with an average of 2 sheets /day (mostly crossword puzzles and quilting instructions) so that comes to about 300+pages for the first one. New cartridges supposedly last at least 2 years or more per my son who usess his daily for various technical documents. so maybe 1000 pages?
1866817
I do not know how to differentiate, however I only got 50 pages or less from the cartridge that we purchased.
749793
Depending on the dominant colour in the photos, I would say approx. 60 nice prints. But I change my printing menu to go into override, which allows a few more prints before the colours begin to fade telling me that the cartridge is really gone.
1177251
Good info on holding down the green key for about 4 sec to get the page count.Never looked at this before. My very old 1022 printed 15,220 pages... so far ... and still going strong.Here is my data point. I get about 2,000 pages per LD brand toner cartridge.
1507905
I haven't checked the second cartridge yet, but the first I would think was less than 1,000 pp., though I never counted them. It just had a flashing red light requiring a replacement cartridge after a few hundred pages.
699399
HP uses a 5% coverage (ISO/IEC 19752 and 19798) for its testing, so I am guessing a 2600 yield 305A cartridge would give about 130 full 8.5x11 prints.
1054564
I don't know. I didn't weigh the bottles. I used the entire contents of 1 bottle (about half full) to fill 1 cartridge. I haven't depleted the cartridge yet, so I don't know how many pages 1 bottle will provide. That amount does NOT overfill the cartridge so haven't had dumping of excess toner into the printer or on the paper. At about $4 per fill, I'm not overly concerned.
650406
126 gives you less ink/pages per cartridge. 127 is a higher capacity so you get more pages printed per cartridge.