SKU:

CS-Canon-067H-C

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5105C001

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 2350

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

My blues are coming out purple — is cyan really the culprit?

Almost certainly. Blue is built from cyan with a measure of magenta, so when the cyan runs weak the magenta shows through and blues slide toward purple. Greens give you the second clue: green is cyan plus yellow, so a fading cyan leaves greens yellowish and muddy. This cartridge is the cyan member of the Canon 067H family — code 5105C001 — and it exists for exactly that moment. If your test page shows a pale or streaked cyan block while magenta and yellow look solid, replacing this one cartridge is the fix.

How can the high-yield 067H cyan cost less than the standard 067 cyan?

It surprises people, but the numbers are what they are: this Canon 067H cyan is $51.90, while our standard-yield 067 cyan sits at $64.27 — and the 067H is rated at 2,350 pages against the standard cartridge's 1,250. You pay $12.37 less and get 1,100 more rated pages. At roughly 2.21 cents a page against about 5.14 cents for the standard cartridge, the high-yield version is the rational buy for these printers in both directions at once.

What does "rated at 2,350 pages" actually promise me?

It promises 2,350 pages at the industry-standard 5% coverage test — a page with a modest amount of cyan on it. Real printing varies: a page with a full blue sky or a big cyan chart spends far more cyan than a letter with a small logo. Document-heavy printing should land near the rating; photo- and graphics-heavy printing will finish sooner. The rating is best read as a fair comparison between cartridges, which is where the 067H's near-doubling of the standard 067 really shows.

Do I have to change the other colors at the same time?

No. Each 067H color is an independent cartridge with its own code — cyan 5105C001, magenta 5104C001, yellow 5103C001, and the black 5106C001 — and each can be swapped on its own schedule. Colors genuinely do not empty together, because every print job uses them in different proportions. Changing only the one that has run out is the cheapest way to run the printer, and the remaining cartridges keep whatever life they still have.

How do I make sure I am ordering the right cartridge?

Match two things: the family name and the code. The cartridge coming out should say Canon 067H and cyan, with 5105C001 on the label. The "H" matters — the standard 067 and the high-yield 067H are different cartridges at different price and yield points, and the color matters because all four 067H cartridges share the same housing shape. If the label on your old cartridge reads 067H cyan, this is its replacement.

What happens if the cartridge arrives faulty or fails early?

It is covered like everything we sell: a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns stand behind it, and the details are on our shipping & returns page. Orders ship from whichever of our four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, or California — is closest to you, and support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you want to talk it through before ordering.

About This Canon 067H Cyan Cartridge

This is the compatible Canon 067H cyan cartridge, code 5105C001, rated at 2,350 pages and priced at $51.90 — about 2.21 cents per rated page. The comparison that matters is with the standard-yield 067 cyan: $64.27 for 1,250 pages. The 067H costs less, lasts close to twice as long, and fits the same imageCLASS machines, which makes the standard cartridge hard to justify once you have seen both numbers side by side. Cyan does the heavy lifting in blues and greens, so it is often the first color to announce itself when it fades — purples where blues should be, greens going olive. Its siblings complete the set: magenta 5104C001, yellow 5103C001, and black 5106C001, each replaceable on its own. The cartridge is backed by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, and the wider range for these printers is on our Canon toner page.