HP LaserJet Pro M404dn Printer, HP LaserJet Pro M404dw Printer, HP LaserJet Pro M404n Printer, HP LaserJet Pro MFP M428dw Printer, HP LaserJet Pro MFP M428fdn Printer, HP LaserJet Pro MFP M428fdw Printer, HP LaserJet Enterprise M406dn Printer, HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP M430f Printer

The supply-cabinet standard for the 58 generation: four compatible HP 58X cartridges, each rated by HP at about 10,000 pages (ISO/IEC 19752), placing roughly 40,000 rated pages behind a single purchasing decision. One cartridge standard then covers an entire floor's worth of machines — LaserJet Pro M404dn, M404dw, M404n, LaserJet Pro MFP M428dw, M428fdn, M428fdw, LaserJet Enterprise M406dn and LaserJet Enterprise MFP M430f. This page is written for the person who stocks a fleet, a floor or a whole small company, and who measures a toner program in quarters rather than in orders.

Pack math: $293.57 for the four — about $73.39 per cartridge against $83.63 bought singly, a saving of $40.95 — at a running cost of roughly 0.73¢ per rated page, the lowest figure anywhere in this family.

Cabinet discipline: hold the reorder point at one cartridge remaining; the last box in the cabinet is lead time, not reserve. Rotate first in, first out, and keep a simple install log — printer, date, page counter at the change. Across four cartridges and several machines, that log quietly becomes the fleet's own yield evidence, worth more in a budget argument than any rating printed on a box.

Deployment, done in the right order: before the pack rolls out across a fleet, run the first cartridge in one machine and record the result — output quality, any supply message the printer shows, the page counter at installation. A photograph of that first week's messages belongs in the deployment record. This is prudent rollout practice for any compatible supply at fleet scale: one documented machine first, then the floor, so that a later question is answered from the record rather than from memory.

Chip form, stated once for all four: every cartridge in the pack ships with a new chip fitted; no installation in the pack's life requires a chip to be moved from a used cartridge. HP fits this printer generation with dynamic security and describes the machines as intended to work only with cartridges carrying a new or reused HP chip. How a future HP firmware release behaves is beyond any seller's control, and this page makes no promise about it — the claim here is the fitted chip form of these cartridges, as supplied, plus the store's warranty behind them.

Adjacent options: the 58X single and the 58X 2-pack serve smaller shelves in the same class; the 58A 4-pack is the standard-yield counterpart for sites whose per-machine volume stays low.

Coverage: a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns on all four cartridges, with support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should a fleet pilot this pack before rolling it out?

One cartridge, one machine, documented before anything scales: install date, page counter, a photo of any supply message, and the first week's output kept aside. Roll the remaining cartridges out only on the strength of that record.

What is the pack's total rated capacity?

About 40,000 pages — four cartridges at roughly 10,000 HP-rated pages each under ISO/IEC 19752. Real totals move with coverage and duty cycle; the install log described on this page replaces the estimate with your fleet's own numbers over time.

What does the pack save against singles?

$40.95: four cartridges bought one at a time would cost $334.52 at the $83.63 single price, and the pack is $293.57. Per cartridge the difference is about $10.24, which at fleet scale is the pack's entire argument in one line.

Does the chip form differ between cartridges in the pack?

No — one stocked cartridge, one chip form, applied identically to all four units. Each arrives with its new chip fitted, so the fourth installation of the pack is the same simple swap as the first.

What reorder point keeps a department from running dry?

One cartridge still in the cabinet. At departmental draw rates, that final box represents ordering lead time, and treating it as a usable reserve is how a fleet eventually finds itself empty on a Friday afternoon.

Can the pack be split across sites?

Yes — the cartridges are individually sealed and interchangeable across all eight models in the family, so a pack can be divided by site at delivery. Log the distribution, so each location's draw rate stays visible for the next order.