SKU:

I-SENSYS-MF6680DN-TONER

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

2617B001AA

Ink Color:

Black 5 Pack

Page Yield:

5,000 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

25,000 pages in one box — who is this 5-pack actually for?

Offices where the imageCLASS D machine is shared infrastructure rather than one person's printer. At 3,000 pages a month — a busy billing desk, a school office, a small warehouse running labels and packing lists all day — 25,000 rated pages is the better part of a year of toner settled in a single order. It also suits anyone running two or three D-series machines on the same Canon 120 cartridge (part number 2617B001AA): one shared shelf stock feeds them all, and nobody discovers an empty machine on a deadline morning.

What does the per-cartridge price fall to here?

$17.63 — against $32.42 for the same Canon 120 cartridge bought singly. Five singles would cost $162.10; this box is $88.15, so the saving is $73.95, and the cost per page lands at about 0.35 cents, barely more than half the single-cartridge rate. The steps run the same way through the family: $23.18 apiece in the 2-pack, $20.09 in the 3-pack, $17.63 here. Volume is the whole story — the cartridges themselves do not change.

Is there a catch to stocking five cartridges at once?

Two honest ones. First, the money goes out in one payment instead of being spread across the year — worthwhile at this discount, but it is still $88.15 up front. Second, deep stock only pays if the machine stays in service; if you are planning to retire the printer within a few months, buy the 2-pack instead and keep your options open. Stored sealed, flat and cool, the cartridges themselves will wait patiently — the risk in a 5-pack is a change of machine, not a change in the toner.

Can I split the pack across different offices or floors?

Of course. The five cartridges are individually boxed units of the same Canon 120 (2617B001AA), so nothing stops you putting two on the shelf by the D1320 upstairs, two with the D1520 downstairs and one in a central cupboard. Many offices do exactly that and keep a simple count on the cupboard door. Each cartridge carries its own 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns cover regardless of which machine it ends up in.

What happens if a cartridge from the middle of the pack turns out to be a dud?

It is treated as its own purchase, not as a failed pack. The 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns attach to every individual cartridge, so a unit that leaks, streaks or fades early is replaced or refunded on its own — the other four are untouched and the order does not need unwinding. The process is described on our shipping and returns page, and support is on hand Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How is an order this size delivered?

From our US stock, shipped out of the warehouse nearest you — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California. A 5-pack is a modest carton, not freight, and it arrives as one delivery with all five cartridges together, so your shelf goes from empty to fully stocked in a single drop rather than in dribs and drabs.

About This Canon 120 Black Toner 5-Pack

Five compatible Canon 120 black toner cartridges, part number 2617B001AA, each rated for up to 5,000 pages — 25,000 pages in total — for $88.15. That works out to $17.63 per cartridge, about 0.35 cents per page, and $73.95 saved against five single purchases. It is the deep-stock option for imageCLASS D-series machines (D1120, D1150, D1170, D1180, D1320, D1350, D1370, D1520) that print and copy all day. Every cartridge is backed by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Find the other pack sizes on our Canon toner collection.