SKU:

CAN2617B001AA2PK-COM

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

2617B001AA

Ink Color:

Black 2 Pack

Page Yield:

5,000 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the second cartridge in this pack effectively cost only $13.94?

Because the pricing is a ladder, not a multiple. One Canon 120 cartridge (part number 2617B001AA) on its own is $32.42. This 2-pack is $46.36 — so the second cartridge adds just $13.94 to the order, and the pair works out to $23.18 apiece. Against buying two singles on separate days, you keep $18.48. Nothing about the cartridges changes; the same 5,000-page units that sell singly are what arrive in the box. The discount is simply what happens when an office stops buying toner one emergency at a time.

Two cartridges, 10,000 pages — how should an office actually use this pack?

Two sensible ways. If you run one imageCLASS D machine, keep the second cartridge sealed on the shelf next to it: when the installed one fades for good, the swap takes two minutes and work never stops for a delivery. If you run two D-series machines — say a D1150 at reception and a D1370 in the back office — the pack simply splits, one cartridge each, and you still bank the $18.48 saving. Either way, mark the arrival date on the shelf cartridge and always use the oldest stock first.

What does the pack do to our cost per page?

It takes it from about 0.65 cents on a single to about 0.46 cents across the 10,000 rated pages in this box. On copy-and-print volume that is a real line item: an office pushing 2,000 pages a month spends roughly $9.30 a month on toner at this pack's rate instead of about $13 buying singles. The 3-pack and 5-pack of the same Canon 120 cartridge push the figure lower still — $20.09 and $17.63 per cartridge — but the 2-pack is where the steepest single step down happens.

Does a shelf spare lose its quality sitting in the box?

Not if it is stored like toner wants to be stored: sealed in its bag, lying flat, in a cool dry cupboard away from radiators and direct sun. A sealed cartridge is patient stock. What shortens a cartridge's useful life is being opened early or stored hot and damp, not the calendar. Keep the spare sealed until the day you install it and it will print like the one you just finished.

What if one cartridge in the pair is faulty and the other is fine?

Then we deal with the faulty one, not the pair. Every compatible cartridge we sell carries a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, and that cover attaches to each cartridge individually. If the second unit out of the box leaks, streaks, or dies young, it is replaced or refunded on its own — you do not have to return its healthy twin or unwind the whole order. The terms are set out on our shipping and returns page.

How quickly will the pack get here?

It ships from whichever of our four US warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — is closest to you, from stock already in the country. If you need a person rather than a page, support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the same team handles warranty and returns questions under the 1-year cover both cartridges carry.

About This Canon 120 Black Toner 2-Pack

This listing is two compatible Canon 120 black toner cartridges, part number 2617B001AA, each rated for up to 5,000 pages — 10,000 pages in the box — for $46.36, or $23.18 per cartridge and about 0.46 cents per page. It fits the 2-pack-shaped hole in most small offices: one cartridge working, one waiting, or one each in two imageCLASS D machines such as the D1120, D1320 or D1520. Like every cartridge we sell, both units carry a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. See the rest of the family on our Canon toner collection.