SKU:

CAN7833A001AA-COM

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

7833A001AA

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

3,500 Pages

Printer Type:

Ink Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this still the cartridge to buy for a machine this old?

Because the machine is not the problem. The Canon S35 (part number 7833A001AA) was built for Canon's imageCLASS D-series copiers — the D320, D340, D383 and the ICD-340 — and those units were sold as departmental workhorses that offices simply keep running. A compatible S35 at $39.23 keeps that hardware earning its desk space instead of being replaced over a toner bill. The cartridge is new compatible stock, rated at 3,500 pages, so the machine's age says nothing about the cartridge's condition.

What does one S35 cartridge cost per printed page?

At $39.23 for a rated 3,500 pages, the single works out to about 1.12 cents per page. That is the no-commitment price: one cartridge, nothing stored. If your D-series machine runs through cartridges regularly, the multi-pack listings of this same 7833A001AA cartridge bring the per-page figure down — the 5-pack reaches about 0.70 cents — but for a machine that prints in bursts, the single keeps cash out of the supply cupboard.

How long will 3,500 pages last in a working office?

It tracks your monthly volume, not the calendar. A small office putting roughly 400 pages a month through an imageCLASS D340 — copies, faxes, invoices — can see eight or nine months from one cartridge. At 1,000 pages a month it is closer to three and a half months. The 3,500-page rating assumes the standard 5% coverage; dense forms and graphics-heavy pages consume toner faster than plain correspondence.

Prints are coming out light on one side — is the cartridge finished?

Probably not. Uneven fading usually means the remaining toner has settled to one side of the cartridge. Take the S35 out, hold it level, and rock it gently from side to side several times to level the toner, then reinstall it. If density evens out, there was life left. If the whole page is uniformly pale even after rocking, the cartridge is genuinely near empty and it is time to swap.

Is this a genuine Canon cartridge?

No. This is a compatible Canon S35 (7833A001AA) cartridge — new, built to the original's fit and 3,500-page yield specification, and priced as a compatible rather than as Canon-branded stock. It is not a refilled Canon shell. Every cartridge we sell is covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, so a bad unit is our problem to fix, not yours to absorb.

Where does it ship from, and what if it arrives faulty?

Orders leave from our US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, whichever puts the box closest to you. If a cartridge fails early, leaks, or prints badly from the first page, the 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns cover a replacement or refund — full terms are on our shipping and returns page. Our support team is reachable Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Do copies and faxes drain this cartridge the same way prints do?

Yes — the imageCLASS D320, D340, D383 and ICD-340 are copier-first machines, and every function draws on the same single S35 cartridge. A morning of copying and an afternoon of received faxes consume the 7833A001AA exactly as printing does, so the meter climbs faster than the print queue alone explains. Judge the cartridge's 3,500-page life by the machine's total meter movement, not by counting print jobs.

What should I check when this cartridge arrives?

One unit in the box, the protective bag sealed, and the code 7833A001AA confirmed on the carton and the cartridge label. These D-series machines are old enough that ordering often happens from memory or from a years-old invoice — which is exactly how a near-miss cartridge ends up on the shelf. Checking the number at delivery takes seconds and guarantees the cartridge that reaches install day is the S35 the machine actually takes.

How do I judge a new S35 fairly?

Not from its first page. A fresh 7833A001AA can print its opening sheets a little unevenly while the toner inside settles into its working distribution. Print a document you know well and read pages three and four: density should be even from side to side, with text fully dark. That output is the cartridge's honest standard for the rest of its life — and the baseline to compare against if pages ever look different months from now.

Why keep the empty S35 until the replacement settles?

Two reasons. Its label carries the exact part number, 7833A001AA, so the next order is placed from the cartridge itself rather than from memory. And if the replacement fades or streaks early, the empty lets you run the comparison that separates a cartridge fault from a machine fault — put the old unit back and see whether the symptom follows it. Once the new cartridge has run clean for a few days, recycle the empty and close the question.

About This Canon S35 Black Toner Cartridge

This is a single compatible Canon S35 black toner cartridge, part number 7833A001AA, rated for up to 3,500 pages and priced at $39.23 — about 1.12 cents per page. It is the straightforward buy for an imageCLASS D320, D340, D383 or ICD-340 that prints steadily but does not justify shelf stock. Offices that burn through cartridges faster will find the per-cartridge price dropping across the 2-, 3-, 5- and 10-pack listings of this same cartridge. Browse the full range on our Canon toner collection.