SKU:

CLS-HP-4650dn-Y

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

C9722A

Ink Color:

Yellow

Page Yield:

Color: 8000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Which yellow cartridge belongs in the 4650dn?

The C9722A, from the HP 641A family. The Color LaserJet 4650dn lists it on its supplies screen, and this compatible yellow is priced at $76.81.

We print client photos double-sided. What does yellow do in photographs?

It is the warmth. Yellow carries sunlight, wood tones, food photography and healthy skin; when it runs low, duplex photo sheets come out looking like they were shot on a cloudy day — on both sides equally, which is your clue the cause is a cartridge and not a setting.

How many pages will we get?

The rating is about 8,000 pages at standard coverage. Photographic duplex work spends yellow generously, so a photo-heavy 4650dn should treat the rating as an upper bound and keep the next cartridge closer to hand than the calendar suggests.

Is the swap different on the dn model?

No — duplex hardware lives in the paper path, not the cartridge bay. Open the cover, pull the spent yellow by its handle, seat the fresh C9722A, and let the machine recalibrate before the next photo job runs.

Both sides of our duplex prints lost warmth at once. One cartridge, really?

Really. The printer uses the same yellow cartridge for side one and side two, so a single depleted unit fades the whole sheet uniformly. One swap fixes both faces, which makes this the easiest duplex fault you will ever close.

What warranty and returns apply?

A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, with help Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST and warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA behind every order. The rest of this family's HP compatibles are collected on our brand page.

About This 4650dn Yellow Cartridge

A 4650dn that prints photographs owes its sunshine to this cartridge. The C9722A compatible yellow — near 8,000 rated pages for $76.81 — slots straight into the machine and brings warm tones back on both sides of the sheet. How quickly it can reach a photo desk, and what happens if it ever arrives below par, is covered on our shipping and returns page.