SKU:

CLS-Dell-2135-Set

Printer Brand:

Dell

OEM Number:

330-1436, 330-1437, 330-1438, 330-1433

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

2500

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly comes in this 2135 four-color set?

One cartridge of each color your printer uses: the 330-1436 black, the 330-1437 cyan, the 330-1433 magenta and the 330-1438 yellow. It is a complete change-out in a single box — when the set goes in, every slot in your Dell Color Laser 2130, 2135, 2130cn or 2135cn starts fresh at the same time, instead of one new cartridge running alongside three tired ones.

How many pages does each cartridge in the set print?

All four are rated the same: 2,500 pages each for the 330-1436 black, the 330-1437 cyan, the 330-1433 magenta and the 330-1438 yellow. That is a level rating across the set rather than a bigger black, which suits these compact color lasers — in real offices the colors still empty at different speeds depending on what you print, but on paper no single cartridge is the weak link.

What does the set work out to per cartridge?

The set is $53.77, which averages about $13.44 per cartridge across the four. That is the honest way to read a bundle price like this: one order, one box, and a full set of color for a small-office Dell — it keeps the arithmetic simple when you are comparing it against buying the 330-1436, 330-1437, 330-1433 and 330-1438 one at a time as each runs dry.

If one color runs out first, do I have to replace the whole set?

No. Each cartridge is its own unit, so when, say, the 330-1438 yellow fades first — common if you print a lot of warm-toned graphics — you swap just that one and leave the rest in place. The set is a convenient way to start a full cycle; nothing about it locks you into changing all four together next time.

Is this an original Dell set?

No — these are compatible cartridges built to match the 330-1436, 330-1437, 330-1433 and 330-1438 specifications, sold under our own label rather than Dell's. Every cartridge is covered by a one-year warranty, and returns are free for a full year if one underperforms. Our full policy is on the shipping & returns page, and you can browse the wider range on our Dell toner page.

How quickly will the set reach me, and what if I need help?

Orders ship from our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, so most addresses are only a few transit days away. If a cartridge misbehaves or you are unsure which slot a color belongs in, our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Central — a quick call usually settles it before it becomes a jammed print queue.

When the whole set goes in at once, does the order of the four slots matter?

No fixed order is required — what matters is that each cartridge lands in its own color slot: the 330-1436 black, the 330-1437 cyan, the 330-1433 magenta and the 330-1438 yellow. Seat each one until it clicks, close the machine up, and then print a single test page carrying all four colors. Solid blocks of each color on that page confirm every slot at once; a weak or streaked block tells you exactly which cartridge to pull and reseat before real work starts.

All four are rated at 2,500 pages — will they still empty at different times?

Yes, and that is normal rather than a defect. The equal ratings assume the same standard coverage for each cartridge, but real documents are never balanced that way. A text-heavy office draws hardest on the 330-1436 black even with color pages in the mix, while a graphics-heavy office burns through whichever color dominates its artwork. Equal ratings simply mean no cartridge starts the cycle with a built-in handicap — your own print mix decides the finishing order from there.

If we install only two cartridges now, how should the other two wait?

Sealed in the set box, stored flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Unopened toner cartridges keep comfortably for many months, so the uninstalled half of the set loses nothing by waiting for its slots to call for it. Write the arrival date on the carton; if a second set joins the shelf later, the dated box makes oldest-first rotation automatic and keeps any cartridge from sitting forgotten at the back.

How should the four spent cartridges be handled when the cycle ends?

As each cartridge comes out, put it back into the box its replacement arrived in, so toner dust stays sealed inside. Collect all four in the original set carton as the cycle completes, and the empties leave as one tidy batch for recycling or return instead of four loose cartridges rattling around a supply drawer. Keeping the just-removed set together has a second use: if the new set's output disappoints in its first days, the old cartridges are right there as comparison evidence of what changed.

About This Dell 2135 Four-Color Set

This set exists for the most common moment in a small color laser's life: not one cartridge empty, but all four getting tired at roughly the same time. It bundles the 330-1436 black, 330-1437 cyan, 330-1433 magenta and 330-1438 yellow — each rated at 2,500 pages — for Dell Color Laser 2130, 2135, 2130cn and 2135cn printers, at $53.77 for the complete box. Resetting the whole machine in one pass means your next 2,500-page cycle starts balanced, with no aging cartridge dragging print quality down, and every cartridge in the set is backed by our one-year warranty and one-year free returns.