SKU:

CS-Canon-067H-MF653CDW-C

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5105C001

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 2350

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything from my MF653CDW prints too warm — reds and oranges everywhere. Why?

A warm, reddish cast across all your color work is the signature of cyan fading. Cyan is the cooling color in the mix: it holds reds and oranges in check and builds blues and greens. As it weakens, the warm colors it was balancing take over the page, skin tones flush, and blues turn violet. This listing is the Canon 067H cyan for the MF653CDW, code 5105C001. Print a test page and compare the four color blocks — a pale cyan block next to three solid ones confirms the diagnosis before you spend anything.

What am I actually saving by choosing the 067H cyan over the standard 067?

On this cartridge the saving runs in both directions. The standard 067 cyan is $64.27 and rated at 1,250 pages. The 067H cyan is $51.90 and rated at 2,350 pages. So the high-yield cartridge asks $12.37 less at the till, then goes on to deliver about 1,100 extra pages — a per-page cost of roughly 2.21 cents against 5.14 cents. For an MF653CDW that prints color regularly, that gap compounds every single cycle.

Does the MF653CDW need all four cartridges changed together?

It does not. Black 5106C001, cyan 5105C001, magenta 5104C001, and yellow 5103C001 are separate cartridges living separate lives. A month of color documents might drain cyan while yellow barely moves. Multifunction machines like this one often print in bursts — a heavy week, then quiet days — and bursty use makes the four levels drift even further apart. Change each color when its own output fades; that is the routine the printer was designed around.

How honest is the 2,350-page rating for mixed office work?

It is an honest standardized figure and a realistic ceiling. The rating assumes 5% page coverage; a memo's worth of cyan. Mixed office work — letters, spreadsheets with charts, the occasional photo page — lands somewhere under it, because the photo pages spend cyan at many times the test rate. What never changes is the comparison: page for page, this cartridge holds close to twice the toner of the standard 067 cyan, so whatever your real-world total is, the standard cartridge would have finished at roughly half of it.

How do I verify the code before ordering?

Pull the cyan cartridge from the printer and read its label: Canon 067H, cyan, 5105C001. All three should be there. The 067H marking matters because the standard 067 looks similar at a glance but is a smaller, shorter-lived cartridge; the code matters because the four 067H colors share one housing design. Match those three details and you have the right replacement, first time.

What support stands behind this cartridge?

A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, with the full terms on our shipping & returns page. Stock ships from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, or California depending on which warehouse is closest to you, and our support team works Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you want help checking symptoms before you buy.

About This Canon MF653CDW 067H Cyan Cartridge

This compatible Canon 067H cyan cartridge, code 5105C001, serves the imageCLASS MF653CDW with a 2,350-page rating at $51.90 — around 2.21 cents per page. It earns its place through a comparison few cartridges can make: the standard-yield 067 cyan costs more ($64.27) and lasts barely half as long (1,250 pages). Cyan's job in this printer is balance — it builds the blues and greens and cools everything warm — so when it fades, the failure is not subtle: whole documents take on a flushed, reddish cast. This cartridge restores that balance on its own, without disturbing the magenta 5104C001, yellow 5103C001, or black 5106C001 still working beside it. It is backed by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Browse the wider range on our Canon toner page.