SKU:

CLS-Canon-118-5Set-1

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

2662B001AA 2661B001AA 2659B001AA 2660B001AA

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 3,400 Colors: 2,900

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

How often would a set like this need reordering?

That's a meter question. Divide your printer's monthly page count into the per-cartridge ratings — black up to 3,400 pages, colors up to 2,900 each — and you get the rhythm: a desk printing 400 pages a month reorders a couple of times a year, while a workgroup at 2,000 a month treats this set as a monthly staple. The point of the five-cartridge box is that whichever rhythm is yours, the reorder happens on your schedule instead of the printer's.

Why stock a spare at all instead of ordering when one runs out?

Because cartridges never run out at a convenient moment — they run out during the proposal run, the invoice batch, the end-of-month report. A spare on the shelf converts an emergency into a pause. At $127.17 for five cartridges, the spare in this set effectively costs $17.13 over the four-cartridge set's price, which is cheap insurance for any machine other people depend on.

Does a compatible set behave any differently in an MF8350 than in an LBP7660?

The cartridges are the same platform either way — black 2662B001AA with cyan 2661B001AA, magenta 2660B001AA and yellow 2659B001AA — but the wear pattern isn't. A multifunction that copies and scans to print all day leans harder on its cartridges than a single-function printer doing documents alone, so ratings are a yardstick, not a schedule. Judge by your page counter, whichever badge the machine wears, including the i-SENSYS and SATERA versions of the same models.

What cover applies if we're unhappy with print quality?

A 1-year warranty against defects and 1-year free returns if a cartridge doesn't perform as it should — applied per cartridge, not per box, so one disappointing color doesn't mean sending back four good ones. You'll find the terms on our shipping and returns page, and if you'd rather describe the problem first, support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Colors look muted even though no cartridge shows as empty. Why?

"Not empty" and "healthy" aren't the same thing. A cartridge in its last stretch lays toner thinly and unevenly, and since the printer estimates levels rather than weighing toner, the display can insist everything is fine while the page disagrees. Print a test sheet and inspect the four solid color blocks; the pale one is your culprit, and a gentle side-to-side rock of that cartridge will confirm it if the next page improves.

How should the unopened cartridges be kept?

Sealed in their boxes, lying flat, somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sun — a supply cupboard, not the top of a warm server cabinet. Mark the purchase month on each box and rotate stock so the oldest cartridge is always the next one fitted. Toner is patient, but your future self will thank you for the labels.

About This Set

A five-cartridge compatible Canon 118 set for the imageCLASS MF8330/MF8350/MF8380 and MF8580 multifunctions and the LBP7200 and LBP7660 series printers: black 2662B001AA rated up to 3,400 pages, cyan 2661B001AA, magenta 2660B001AA and yellow 2659B001AA rated up to 2,900 pages each, plus one spare cartridge so the shelf is never bare after a change. Orders leave from one of our four US warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — and every cartridge is backed by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Everything we carry for this platform sits on our Canon toner page.