SKU:

S35-5

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

7833A001AA

Ink Color:

Black 5 Pack

Page Yield:

3,500 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of office actually gets through five S35 cartridges?

One where the copier is shared infrastructure. This pack holds five Canon S35 (7833A001AA) cartridges — 17,500 rated pages — which suits a department running an imageCLASS D383 or D340 as its everyday copy, fax and print station, or a small business with two or three of these machines drawing on one supply shelf. At a few thousand pages a month, five cartridges is a half-year of printing settled in a single order.

How much does the 5-pack save against buying singles?

Five singles would cost $196.15. This pack is $122.16 — a saving of $73.99, and the per-cartridge price falls to $24.43 from $39.23. In per-page terms the pack runs at about 0.70 cents against the single's 1.12 cents. On a machine with real volume, that gap is the difference between toner as a minor line item and toner as a recurring annoyance in the budget.

Is there a downside to holding five cartridges at once?

Two honest ones. First, the cash is spent up front — $122.16 today instead of spread across the year. Second, the stock only holds its value while the machines stay in service; if you are planning to retire the D-series fleet, buy smaller. For a machine that is staying put, neither point bites hard: the cartridges store sealed for extended periods and the warranty window runs a full year.

Can the five cartridges be spread across different machines?

Freely. Every unit is the identical Canon S35, part number 7833A001AA, fitting the imageCLASS D320, D340, D383 and ICD-340. A common pattern is two cartridges allocated to the busiest machine, one each to quieter desks, and one held as the building's spare. Nothing in the pack ties a cartridge to a particular printer.

What happens if a cartridge fails months after the pack arrived?

It is still covered. Every cartridge we sell — including each of these compatible S35 units — carries a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, detailed on our shipping and returns page. A unit that streaks, leaks or dies early is replaced or refunded on its own; you do not send back the rest of the pack. Support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How does delivery work on a pack this size?

The five cartridges ship together in one carton from whichever of our US warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — is nearest to you, so the whole reserve arrives in a single delivery rather than dribbling in across separate orders. Store the carton flat, sealed, cool and dry, and work through the cartridges in the order they arrived.

Why do these cartridges sometimes run out sooner than the print count suggests?

Because on an imageCLASS D-series station, printing is only part of the workload. Every walk-up copy and every received fax draws on the same S35 cartridge (7833A001AA) as the print queue, and copies in particular are rarely counted by anyone. A department that budgets toner from its print volumes alone will chronically underestimate consumption. If the pack is moving faster than the arithmetic said it should, uncounted copying is the first explanation to check — not the cartridge.

How can five boxes tell us when to buy the next pack?

Date each box as its cartridge goes into a machine. Five dated boxes across the pack's life give you the station's true cartridge interval — not the rated 3,500 pages divided by a guessed volume, but the actual months each unit survived in your office. With that interval known, the reorder decision for the next S35 (7833A001AA) pack becomes simple calendar arithmetic, and a shortening interval shows up early enough to ask whether volumes have genuinely grown.

What is worth checking the moment the pack is delivered?

Count the five cartridges, check that each unit's packaging is sealed and undamaged, and confirm the part number 7833A001AA appears on the cartons before the pack goes into the cupboard. It is a thirty-second audit, but it is the only moment when a picking or transit problem can be put right with a single phone call. Discovering a damaged fifth cartridge in month five, by contrast, starts with proving when it happened — a much longer conversation.

When exactly should the reorder for the next pack be placed?

When the fifth and final cartridge is installed. At that point the machine is running on a full 3,500-page unit, so the office has its entire cartridge life as the delivery window — ample time for a shipment from the nearest of our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California. Making the last install the automatic trigger removes the two usual failure modes: ordering in a panic at the low-toner warning, and forgetting entirely until the station stops mid-job.

About This Canon S35 5-Pack

This 5-pack contains five compatible Canon S35 black toner cartridges (part number 7833A001AA), each rated at 3,500 pages, for $122.16 — $24.43 per cartridge, about 0.70 cents per page, and $73.99 saved against five singles. It is built for shared imageCLASS D-series machines with genuine monthly volume, or small fleets drawing on one shelf. If even this is quickly outgrown, the 10-pack listing of the same cartridge takes the per-cartridge price to $22.58. See the full range on our Canon toner collection.