Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a 3-pack actually sized for?

An office that prints enough to feel a cartridge change every couple of months, or one machine shared by a small team. Three cartridges give you up to 19,200 pages in total: one in the printer, and two sealed spares so a toner-out moment never becomes an urgent purchase. It is also a natural size for two printers of the same model — one cartridge each, plus a shared spare for whichever machine runs dry first.

What do I save compared with buying singles?

Three singles would cost $98.46; the 3-pack is $61.47, a saving of $36.99. That works out to $20.49 per cartridge against $32.82 one at a time, and brings the running cost down to roughly 0.32 cents per page from about 0.51 cents. The step down per cartridge is bigger here than in the 2-pack, without jumping to a pack size a smaller office cannot use up.

Which machines take the cartridges in this pack?

All three are the Canon CRG-119 II for imageCLASS printers designed around that cartridge: Canon imageCLASS printers that use the Canon CRG-119 cartridge. Match the number, not just the printer family — the standard Cartridge 119 looks similar but holds far less toner, while the 119 II in this pack is the 6,400-page high-capacity version. If your machine's current cartridge reads CRG-119 II, this pack restocks it.

How do I rotate three cartridges so none sits too long?

Use the oldest first. When the pack arrives, write the month on each box, line them up in order, and always take the front one when the printer runs dry. Cartridges kept sealed, flat and away from heat or sunlight store well for a long time, so a 3-pack bought today is still perfectly usable when the third one goes in — rotation just keeps things tidy and predictable.

Does buying three at once change my warranty or return rights?

No. Each cartridge carries the same 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns as a single, counted from your delivery date, and each one is handled individually if something goes wrong. The full terms are on our shipping and returns page. Buying in a pack changes the price per cartridge, nothing else.

How fast will my order get to me?

We stock and ship from four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California — so your pack leaves from whichever is best placed for your address. If a delivery or installation question comes up, our team is reachable Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and can help you confirm the cartridge number before the pack ships if you are unsure.

At which cartridge should this 3-pack be reordered?

When the third CRG119II goes into the printer. That swap empties the shelf completely, and the 6,400 pages in the machine become your whole margin. Order the next pack that same week and the replacement stock arrives long before the margin is spent. Offices get caught out not because a pack ran dry, but because the last cartridge was installed and nobody treated that moment as the ordering signal it is.

What can the install dates on these three boxes tell us?

Your office's true consumption rate. Write each install date on its box as the swap happens: the gap between the first and second dates is your real pages-per-month figure, already adjusted for your document mix rather than the rated coverage. By the time the third cartridge is working, you can forecast its empty date within a week or two — and compare pack sizes next time with evidence instead of habit.

Our reports are mostly double-sided — what does 19,200 pages mean in sheets?

Roughly 9,600 sheets. The three cartridges in this pack are rated by printed sides, so every double-sided sheet spends two pages of the total. That arithmetic matters when you plan paper and toner together: a ream-heavy month that looks modest in paper terms may have spent a full third of a CRG119II. Watch the printer's page counter, not the paper tray, to know where this pack stands.

Is there any value in keeping the three spent cartridges until the pack is done?

A modest one: the empties are a visible record. Lined up in the pack's carton as they come out, three spent CRG119II cartridges show the pack's progress at a glance — one out, one in the machine, one still sealed needs no spreadsheet. Keep them until the third unit is installed and proved, then send the whole set out together through your normal disposal route.

About This Canon CRG-119 II 3-Pack

Three compatible black CRG-119 II cartridges for Canon imageCLASS printers, up to 19,200 pages in total, for $61.47 — $20.49 per cartridge and $36.99 saved against buying singles. Aimed at busy single-printer offices and small two-printer setups that want a buffer without overstocking. More Canon pack sizes live in our Canon toner collection.

Fitted models are the ImageClass LBP6670dn, ImageClass M6160dw, ImageClass MF414dw, ImageClass MF416dw, ImageClass MF419dw, ImageClass MF5850dn, ImageClass MF5880dn, ImageClass MF5950dw, ImageClass MF5960dn, ImageClass LBP251dw, ImageClass LBP253dw, ImageClass LBP6300dn and ImageClass LBP6650dn. Worth knowing the neighbours as well: the Canon CRG-119 II black cartridge on its own and the Canon CRG-119 II black 2 pack.