Compatible Canon GPR-8 (6836A003AA) Toner Cartridge Black offers vibrant print quality exceptional reliability and performance for your photos and documents
Canon GPR-8 Black toner cartridge provides superior print quality for your photos and documents. Toner cartridge is compatible with Canon ImageRunner: 1600 2000 1605 1610 1610f series printers and yields up to 7850 pages.
Features:
Yields up to 7850 pages
Ink/toner color: Black
Canon cartridges are designed for high performance reliable and fast work
Using this cartridge you will receive clear text smooth graphics with color shades and halftones
Canon produce professional high-quality prints
Canon cartridges are much economical than the OEM and still perform at the OEM level for page yield and print quality
Ease of use steady operation
Reliable and fast work
Canon single cartridge system combines toner drum and development unit in 1 easy-to-replace cartridge
Supply Type: Toner
Cartridge Yield Type: Standard
Ink/Toner Cartridge Type: Compatible
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this cartridge rated at 7,850 pages when others run far longer?
Because the machines it feeds are smaller. The Canon GPR-8 (part number 6836A003AA) serves the compact ImageRunner 1600, 2000 and 2010F — workgroup copiers built for a department corner rather than a copy room, with a smaller cartridge to match. At 800 pages a month, 7,850 pages is roughly ten months of work; at 1,500 a month, about five. Judge the rating against your meter, not against a production machine's numbers.
What does the toner cost per page?
One cartridge is $36.96, which across 7,850 pages works out to about 0.47 cents per page. That is the single-cartridge figure — the highest in this family. The 3 pack brings it to roughly 0.31 cents and the 5 pack to about 0.28 cents, so a machine with steady volume repays the bigger box quickly.
Our 2010F also handles faxes — does that change anything?
Only the cost of running dry. A copier that also receives faxes prints on other people's schedules, and an empty cartridge at the wrong moment means missed pages rather than a delayed print job. That is the practical argument for keeping a spare GPR-8 on the shelf even if your monthly volume is modest.
Why buy one cartridge rather than a pack?
If the machine is a backup unit, is nearing replacement, or this is a first compatible cartridge you want to evaluate, a single is the sensible buy. For a workgroup machine in daily use, be honest about the math: at 0.47 cents a page you are paying a premium for flexibility the packs remove.
Copies have gone streaky — is it the toner?
Not necessarily. First remove the cartridge and rock it gently side to side to redistribute the toner, then print a test page. Streaks that survive the rock test and repeat in the same position on every page usually point at the machine rather than the cartridge. A quick check is whether the marks appear on faxes and copies alike — if they do, suspect the copier, not the GPR-8.
What warranty and returns cover applies?
The cartridge carries a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Full terms are on our shipping and returns page, and support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
About This Cartridge
This is a single compatible Canon GPR-8 black toner cartridge (part number 6836A003AA), rated for up to 7,850 pages at $36.96 — about 0.47 cents per page. It feeds the ImageRunner 1600, 2000 and 2010F workgroup copiers and ships from one of our four US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California. Every cartridge is covered by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. See the wider range on the Canon toner page.
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