Canon
Compatible Canon 067H (5103C001) Toner Cartridge Yellow
- Page Yield:
- Color: 2350
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Page Yield:
- Color: 2350
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- CS-Canon-067H-Y
- Printer Brand:
- Canon
- OEM Number:
- 5103C001
- Ink Color:
- Yellow
- Page Yield:
- Color: 2350
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews

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Achieve vibrant, professional-quality prints with the Canon 067H toner cartridge series, which includes Canon 067H 5106C001 Black, 5105C001 Cyan, 5104C001 Magenta, and 5103C001 Yellow. Each cartridge is engineered to produce sharp text and brilliant colors, making it ideal for everyday business and home printing tasks. Designed for consistency and long-lasting results, the Canon 067H ink cartridge delivers smooth, high-resolution output from the first page to the last. Whether you're printing colorful marketing materials or standard office documents, these cartridges ensure your prints always look their best. Compatible with a wide range of Canon printers, including LBP-631C, LBP-632CDW, LBP-633CDW, MF651CW, MF653CDW, MF654CDW, MF655CDW, MF655CW, MF656CDW, and MF657CDW, the Canon 067H cartridge series offers flawless integration and optimal performance. Benefit from Canons trusted print technology with the Canon 067H toner cartridge, designed to reduce waste and maximize efficiency. These cartridges are a dependable choice for users seeking reliable output and ease of use across a variety of printing applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is yellow the cartridge nobody notices running out?
Because yellow fails quietly. It is the lightest color the printer lays down, so a page can lose most of its yellow and still look almost right at a glance — until you notice the greens have gone cold and blue, because green is cyan plus yellow and the yellow half has gone missing. By the time prints look obviously wrong, this cartridge — the Canon 067H yellow, code 5103C001 — has usually been empty for a while. A test page tells the truth earlier: hold the yellow block up to the light, because pale yellow on white paper is genuinely hard to judge in a stack of prints.
The 067H yellow is cheaper than the standard 067 yellow? Really?
Really, and it is worth double-checking because it sounds backwards: standard 067 yellow, $64.27, rated 1,250 pages. This Canon 067H yellow, $51.90, rated 2,350 pages. The high-yield cartridge costs $12.37 less and holds 1,100 more rated pages, bringing the cost down from about 5.14 cents a page to roughly 2.21 cents. High-yield is not always the bargain in toner; on the 067 family at these prices, it plainly is.
How does yellow running low actually change my prints?
Green is the first casualty — without its yellow component it slides toward teal and blue. Warm colors follow: oranges thin out, golds go greenish, and skin tones can take on a faintly cold cast. Pure yellows themselves just look paler, which is why the problem hides. If your complaint is that nature colors look wrong while blues and reds still print true, yellow (5103C001) is the cartridge to suspect, ahead of the cyan 5105C001 and magenta 5104C001 beside it.
What does the 2,350-page rating rest on?
The standard test basis: 5% page coverage. Yellow's real consumption swings with content more than most colors — a page of green landscape can spend it heavily while a month of black text barely touches it. So your personal total will land above or below the rating depending on what you print. What the rating guarantees is the comparison: the standard 067 yellow is rated 1,250 pages, so this cartridge carries close to twice the supply under the same measure.
Do I replace yellow on its own, or with the set?
On its own. The Canon 067H family is four independent cartridges — black 5106C001, cyan 5105C001, magenta 5104C001, yellow 5103C001 — and they empty at unrelated rates set by your documents, not by each other. Replacing only the spent color is the normal, economical practice. Save the set purchase for the day several cartridges genuinely run down together.
What cover comes with this cartridge?
A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns stand behind every cartridge we sell; the terms are on our shipping & returns page. Orders ship from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, or California — the warehouse nearest you — and support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you would like help confirming the code first.
About This Canon 067H Yellow Cartridge
This compatible Canon 067H yellow cartridge, code 5103C001, is rated at 2,350 pages and priced at $51.90 — about 2.21 cents per rated page. The number to hold it against is the standard 067 yellow: $64.27 for 1,250 pages. The 067H is cheaper to buy and delivers close to double the pages, which makes it the sensible default wherever this family fits. Yellow's role is easy to underestimate: it is half of every green and the warmth in every orange and gold, yet its own paleness means it can run dry without a single obviously yellow thing going wrong — the greens in your prints complain first. Its siblings are the cyan 5105C001, magenta 5104C001, and black 5106C001, each independently replaceable. The cartridge is covered by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. The wider Canon range is on our Canon toner page.
The printers on this cartridge’s list are the LBP-632CDW, LBP-633CDW, MF651CW, MF653CDW, MF654CDW, MF655CDW, MF655CW, MF656CDW and LBP-631C. The shelf around it holds the Canon 067H black cartridge, the Canon 067H cyan cartridge, the Canon 067H magenta cartridge, the Canon 067H four-color set and the standard-yield Canon 067 yellow cartridge.

