Hewlett Packard
Compatible HP 89X (CF289X) Toner Cartridge 4 Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 10000
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Page Yield:
- Black: 10000
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- CS-HP-89X-M507x-4Black
- Printer Brand:
- Hewlett Packard
- OEM Number:
- CF289X
- Ink Color:
- Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 10000
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews


Get more done with the high-yield HP 89X and CF289X Black cartridges, designed to deliver exceptional print quality and long-lasting performance. Whether you're printing business-critical documents or daily office materials, this cartridge ensures sharp, clear text with every page. Ideal for use with the Enterprise M507n, M507dn, M507x, and M507, the HP 89X toner cartridge integrates seamlessly with your printer to provide consistent output and reduce the frequency of cartridge changes. Its high-capacity design supports heavy-duty workloads with ease. Compatible with multifunction printers like the MFP M528dn, M528f, M528c, M528z, and M528, the HP 89X toner cartridge produces bold, professional black prints that resist smudging and fading, making it perfect for high-volume, high-quality output. Rely on the HP 89X series for dependable results across your entire printer fleet. Whether you choose the HP 89X toner cartridge or the HP 89X toner cartridge, you're ensuring top-tier performance and efficiency for all your Enterprise printing needs.
Cross-reference: HP CF289X, the 89X high-yield toner cartridge (10,000 pages), is the same cartridge Canon sells as Canon Cartridge 056L (5,100 pages), Cartridge 056 (10,000 pages) and Cartridge 056H (21,000 pages) for the Canon imageCLASS LBP325dn and MF543dw printers (ISO/IEC standard yields).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this pack, from a branch network's point of view?
Four CF289X black cartridges — the high-yield 89X — each rated at 10,000 pages. Operations teams hold it as network stock: any branch whose platform printer runs dry is resupplied from the pack, keeping teller and back-office printing on one standard cartridge across the whole estate.
Why standardise branches on one cartridge code?
It ends the audit trail of near-miss orders. Every branch printer on the platform takes CF289X, so a transfer between branches is always usable, a branch closure's stock is never stranded, and the approved-supplies list carries a single line for toner.
Which branch printers does the stock cover?
Models on HP's Enterprise 500-series monochrome platform — the LaserJet Enterprise M507n and the rest of the M507 and M528 families. A branch verifies its own machine from the cartridge label or the supplies status page before requesting a unit.
A branch's loan documents are printing light. What is the escalation?
Local first aid: remove the cartridge, rock it gently from side to side, refit, and reprint a test page. If the lightness returns, that cartridge is exhausted and operations dispatches a replacement from this pack — the branch should not nurse a failing unit through a signing.
How should branches hold a unit once it arrives?
Sealed in its bag, flat, in a secure dry cupboard — branch stock is auditable stock, so it stays in its packaging until the day it is fitted. Kept that way it waits indefinitely; toner does not age in the bag the way ink supplies do.
What cover supports the network's purchase?
Network buyers get a 1-year warranty on every cartridge and 1-year free returns in line with our shipping and returns page. Stock ships out of Illinois, California, Pennsylvania and Georgia, and the support line runs Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
What does each cartridge in the network pack cost?
The four CF289X units come to $363.61, or $90.90 per cartridge, and at the 10,000-page rating that is under a cent for each loan document page. For an operations team comparing supply contracts, that unit figure is the anchor: every branch draws the same cartridge at the same cost, so printing expense can be compared branch to branch without price noise muddying the numbers.
Can a cartridge be moved from one branch to another mid-quarter?
Yes — that is the point of a single standard code. A sealed CF289X is identical stock wherever it sits, so operations can rebalance: a unit shelved at a branch that has gone quiet can be transferred to one working through a lending campaign. Keep the transfer on the stock record, since branch toner is auditable stock, and the receiving branch simply verifies the code on arrival as it would with any delivery.
How much cover does the pack hold for the whole estate?
Forty thousand rated pages across four cartridges. No single branch will draw evenly on that pool — lending peaks hit branches at different times — but at network level the figure tells operations how much printing the estate can absorb before the next order. Watching the pool shrink, rather than any one branch's shelf, is what turns toner from a series of small emergencies into a managed line.
What should a branch check when a unit arrives from operations?
The same check as any delivery: carton sealed, label reading CF289X, count matching the transfer note. Branch staff are the last hands before the cupboard, and a two-minute verification there closes the loop that started at group purchasing. If anything disagrees — a damaged carton, a different code — the unit stays sealed and operations hears about it before a printer ever depends on it.
About This HP 89X (CF289X) Black Toner Cartridge — 4 Pack
One approved cartridge for an entire branch estate: a $363.61 pack of four Clever Supplies compatible CF289X units, the 89X, each carrying a 10,000-page rating. Branches request, operations issues, and no site ever holds an unusable variant. The HP range at Clever Supplies rounds out the platform range.

