SKU:

CAN7833A001AA-3PK-COM

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

7833A001AA

Ink Color:

Black 3 Pack

Page Yield:

3,500 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Who plans toner a quarter at a time — and is three the right count?

Offices that treat toner like any other budgeted consumable. This Canon S35 (7833A001AA) 3-pack holds 10,500 rated pages; an imageCLASS D340 working through roughly 3,500 pages a quarter lands almost exactly on one pack per budget period. At $80.70 the pack is a single predictable line item — $26.90 per cartridge — instead of three separate orders landing whenever the low-toner light happens to appear.

How does the 3-pack price break down per cartridge and per page?

Three cartridges at $80.70 is $26.90 each, against $39.23 for the single — a saving of $36.99 versus three separate single purchases. Per page, the pack works out to about 0.77 cents across its 10,500 rated pages, compared with 1.12 cents at the single's price. The rating assumes 5% coverage, so plain office text tends to track it closely.

Is three cartridges too many to hold for one machine?

For most offices running a D320, D340 or D383, no. One cartridge sits in the machine and two wait sealed — that is a normal working reserve, not a stockpile. It only becomes too many if the machine itself is about to be retired; toner bought for a platform you are phasing out is money parked on the wrong shelf. If the machine is staying, three is a comfortable horizon.

Do all three cartridges fit the same printers?

Yes — every unit in the pack is the same Canon S35 cartridge, part number 7833A001AA, made for Canon's imageCLASS D-series: the D320, D340, D383 and ICD-340. There are no variants inside the box to sort out. Any cartridge from the pack can go into any of those machines, in any order, which also makes the pack easy to share across two desks running different models from the same family.

What if one cartridge in the middle of the pack prints badly?

Each cartridge is covered individually by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns — a faulty unit does not mean returning the whole pack. These are new compatible cartridges, not remanufactured shells, and if one streaks, leaks or fades early we replace or refund that unit. The full terms are on our shipping and returns page, and support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How are the cartridges packed for a longer shelf stay?

Each S35 ships sealed in its own protective bag inside the carton, and that is how it should stay until installation day. Keep the pack flat in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat; opened cartridges belong in the machine, not back on the shelf. Orders are dispatched from our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, so the box starts its journey from US stock rather than overseas.

Why does the first cartridge out of this pack matter most?

It speaks for the other two. All three S35 cartridges — part number 7833A001AA — shipped and shelved together, so the first one's print quality is the best early evidence about the sealed pair behind it. Judge it on pages three and four of a familiar document, where density should be even and full. A clean first cartridge means the reserve can be trusted untested; a weak one is caught while the whole pack is new and each unit's cover is straightforward.

What should we write on each S35 box as it is installed?

The date and the machine's page counter, in marker on the carton. Three installs later those notes describe your D-series machine precisely: the pages each 7833A001AA actually delivered, the months each one covered, and whether your quarter really does run near the 3,500-pages-per-cartridge rhythm this pack was budgeted around. The next quarterly order stops being a habit and becomes a figure you can defend.

How many two-sided sheets does this pack really hold?

About 5,250. The 10,500-page rating counts impressions, and a two-sided copy or print puts two impressions on one sheet. The imageCLASS D320, D340 and D383 do much of their work duplex, so the pack's life measured in sheets is roughly half its headline page count. Anyone planning paper and toner together should work from impressions — the machine's meter already does, which is why meter history predicts a pack's life better than ream counts.

When should the next pack go on order?

When the last sealed S35 goes into the machine. That final 7833A001AA still carries 3,500 rated pages — a full quarter at the pace this pack was sized for — so ordering at install time feels early. It is what keeps the quarterly rhythm unbroken: the new pack arrives while the last cartridge is young, the reserve never touches zero, and toner never becomes the emergency that interrupts the budget cycle it was supposed to sit quietly inside.

About This Canon S35 3-Pack

This 3-pack contains three compatible Canon S35 black toner cartridges (part number 7833A001AA), each rated at 3,500 pages, for $80.70 — $26.90 per cartridge, roughly 0.77 cents per page, and $36.99 less than three singles. It fits the rhythm of an office that budgets supplies quarterly and keeps a modest reserve for its imageCLASS D-series machine. Heavier users can step up to the 5- and 10-pack listings of the same cartridge for a lower per-unit price. Browse the range on our Canon toner collection.