Hewlett Packard
Compatible HP Enterprise M507n (CF289A) Toner Cartridge Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5000
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5000
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- CS-HP-Enterprise M507n-Black
- Printer Brand:
- Hewlett Packard
- OEM Number:
- CF289A
- Ink Color:
- Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5000
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews


Power through your printing tasks with the HP 89A and CF289A Black cartridges, designed to deliver sharp, high-quality black prints for professional environments. Whether you're printing detailed reports or everyday business documents, this cartridge ensures crisp, clear results every time. Built for compatibility with the Enterprise M507n, M507dn, M507x, and M507, the HP 89A toner cartridge offers seamless performance and dependable output. Its efficient design reduces interruptions, allowing your office to stay productive with minimal maintenance. Optimized for use with the MFP M528dn, M528f, M528c, M528z, and M528, the HP 89A toner cartridge provides rich black tones and long-lasting prints that maintain their quality over time. It's the ideal solution for fast-paced office environments that demand consistent results. Depend on the HP 89A series for reliability and efficiency across your printing fleet. Whether you're using the HP 89A toner cartridge or HP 89A toner cartridge, this cartridge is crafted to support the performance and durability of your Enterprise-class printers.
Cross-reference: HP CF289A, the 89A standard-yield toner cartridge (5,000 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
How do I confirm this is the cartridge my M507n takes?
Open the printer's front door and read the label on the cartridge you pull out: it will show CF289A, the part number this cartridge carries, sometimes shortened to 89A on the box. The LaserJet Enterprise M507n runs on that one code throughout its life — no second size or alternate fitting exists.
What page count should I expect from it?
The CF289A is rated at 5,000 pages at standard five per cent coverage. The M507n is a networked workgroup printer, so real consumption depends on the whole team's habits: a floor printing mostly e-mails will approach the rating, while one pushing out dense reports will cycle cartridges noticeably sooner.
The whole office prints to this machine — how do we avoid a toner stoppage?
Watch the supplies gauge on the printer's embedded web page rather than waiting for faded output; on a shared printer the warning reaches nobody in particular. When the gauge drops into its final stretch, order the replacement so it arrives while the old cartridge is still finishing.
Print quality has gone streaky — is that the cartridge?
Often, yes. Vertical streaks or a gray background haze on a high-mileage M507n usually trace back to a cartridge nearing exhaustion. Pull it, rock it gently, and print a test page: if the marks clear briefly then return, the cartridge is spent and this replacement is the fix.
Is fitting it a service job?
No. The M507n was designed for user swaps: front door open, old cartridge straight out, sealing strip pulled from the new one, slide it in until it seats, close the door. Nobody needs tools or training, and the printer is back on the network within minutes.
What warranty and returns cover applies?
The cartridge carries a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, with the detail set out on our shipping and returns page. Orders are dispatched from our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, and our support team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if anything needs a second opinion.
What does the CF289A work out to per page?
Divide the $89.86 price by the rated 5,000 pages and the CF289A lands at roughly 1.8 cents of toner per page at standard coverage. That is the figure worth using in a workgroup cost comparison: it holds steady across the cartridge's life, and only heavier-than-standard coverage on your pages pushes the real number above it.
What does five percent coverage actually look like on our pages?
Picture a typical business memo or a short email printed out: text covering a modest share of the sheet, with margins and white space doing most of the work. That is the density behind the CF289A's 5,000-page rating. Pages carrying dense report tables, shaded panels or full-page graphics spend toner several times faster, so a floor printing those should expect the cartridge to cycle sooner than the rating alone suggests.
Where should a spare CF289A wait until the M507n needs it?
On a shelf near the printer, still sealed in its box, lying flat and out of direct sunlight and away from radiators or other heat. Toner powder does not dry out, settle permanently or lose strength while it waits, so a cartridge bought this quarter prints at full density whenever the workgroup finally calls for it.
What do we do with the empty cartridge once the new one is in?
Slip the spent CF289A back into the new cartridge's box so loose toner stays contained, and set it aside with your office's used-supplies collection rather than in general desk trash. Keep it until the replacement has printed a few normal days of work — if anything looks wrong early on, the old unit is still there as evidence of where the problem started.
About This HP Enterprise M507n (CF289A) Toner Cartridge
A single Clever Supplies compatible CF289A — the HP 89A — built for the LaserJet Enterprise M507n, rated at 5,000 pages and priced at $89.86. On a networked printer serving a whole workgroup, the cartridge is the one consumable that decides whether the queue moves. The rest of the M507 family's supplies sit in the HP range at Clever Supplies.

