SKU:

CS-Canon-069-M

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5092C001

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

Color: 1900

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do faces in our prints look sunburned one week and slightly green the next?

Both symptoms point at magenta. Skin tones are a delicate balance, and magenta is the ingredient that makes them read as warm and alive. Too little magenta from a tiring Canon 069 magenta cartridge (5092C001) and faces drift green-grey; uneven laydown from a cartridge at the very end makes them blotchy and over-red in patches. If the faces are wrong but your blues and yellows look honest, magenta is where the problem lives.

What else does the magenta cartridge quietly control?

Every red, purple and pink on the page, for a start: the printer mixes magenta with yellow to build red, and with cyan to build purples. It also warms photographs — sunsets, wood tones, food shots all lean on it. That range is why magenta problems disguise themselves. Nobody phones in a "magenta fault"; they report that the logo looks wrong, the brochure feels cheap, or the team photo looks unwell.

How far does one cartridge go?

Up to 1,900 pages, at $52.83 — around 2.78¢ of magenta per page. Photo-heavy pages spend it at the fastest rate, while a month of invoices with a red logo line uses very little. The honest way to read the rating is as a ceiling under standard coverage; your mix decides where you land under it. When the cartridge is done, it is done alone: the other Canon 069 colours — black (5094C001), cyan (5093C001), yellow (5091C001) — each run their own course.

Which printers does it fit?

The imageCLASS machines built around the Canon 069 family: the LBP-674CDW, MF751CDW and MF753CDW. If the cartridge coming out of your printer is labelled 5092C001, this is its replacement. There is also a high-yield sibling, the 069H magenta (5096C001), made for the same printers with a bigger fill — worth knowing about if your office prints colour all day, every day.

Can weak magenta damage a print run before we notice?

It can quietly spoil one, yes — a batch of brochures with orange-red covers is already printed by the time someone compares it with last month's. The early warnings are subtle: reds that look a shade too warm, purples leaning blue. Checking one brand-colour page when a cartridge is getting old is cheaper than reprinting a run. And when the swap is due, it takes about a minute.

How are warranty and returns handled?

With the same terms as everything we sell: a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. A cartridge that fades early or misbehaves is covered for the full year, and the details are laid out on our shipping and returns page. Parcels leave from our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, and the support team works Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Canon 069 Magenta Toner Cartridge

This compatible Canon 069 magenta toner cartridge (5092C001) covers up to 1,900 pages for $52.83 — about 2.78¢ a page — and serves the imageCLASS LBP-674CDW, MF751CDW and MF753CDW. It is the cartridge behind true reds, honest purples and natural skin tones, and it drops into the magenta slot in roughly a minute. You'll find the matching cartridges on our Canon toner page.