SKU:

CS-HP-M507dn-2Black

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF289A

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 5000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in this 2 pack for the M507dn?

Two CF289A black cartridges, separately sealed, each rated at 5,000 pages — the standard 89A unit for the LaserJet Enterprise M507dn, supplied as a working cartridge and its ready reserve in a single order of $161.23.

Why pair a spare with a duplex printer specifically?

The M507dn is typically bought for volume — long reports, statements and document runs printed two-sided. Machines on that duty cycle do not fade politely at idle moments; they run dry in the middle of a batch. A reserve cartridge in the same cupboard as the paper keeps the batch, and the working day, moving.

How much output does the pair hold?

10,000 printed pages in total, 5,000 per cartridge at standard coverage. Remember the rating counts pages rather than sheets, so in duplex terms that is around 5,000 two-sided sheets of finished documents — a substantial stack of reports from one purchase.

Can the second cartridge serve another printer instead?

Yes. Any model on this platform — an M507n down the corridor, an M528 multifunction in the next office — takes the same CF289A. Many buyers fit one cartridge here and hold the second as a shared reserve for whichever machine on the platform empties first.

What storage does the reserve need?

Very little: keep it sealed in its box, flat, in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight. Toner powder is stable in storage and does not lose capacity with time on the shelf, so the reserve fitted months from now will deliver its full rated yield.

What cover stands behind the pack?

Both cartridges carry a 1-year warranty, and the order is protected by 1-year free returns under the terms on our shipping and returns page. We dispatch from warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, and support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

What does the pair cost per printed page?

Two CF289A cartridges at $161.23 carry 10,000 rated pages, so the toner cost is about 1.6 cents per page. Duplex printing does not change that figure, since the rating counts printed pages rather than sheets; what duplex halves is the paper bill. Budget the pair on page volume and let the paper savings show up separately.

Our statements and forms use heavy coverage. Will the pair still reach 10,000 pages?

The 5,000-page rating per cartridge is measured at standard five per cent coverage, and dense statements, bold forms and shaded blocks all spend toner faster than that. A duplex office printing dark documents should expect the pair to finish somewhat under the headline figure, while light correspondence can run past it. Plan the reorder point with that margin in mind.

When the reserve cartridge goes into the M507dn, what should happen next?

Treat that fitting as the reorder signal and order the next CF289A pair the same week. The reserve will serve for months, but the cupboard is now empty behind it, and the whole point of the two-pack rhythm is that a delivery is never being awaited while a machine is dry. One order per reserve fitting keeps the cycle unbroken.

What do we do with the two empties over the life of the pair?

As each cartridge comes out, seal it in the packaging its replacement arrived in and set it aside for the office recycling collection; two boxed empties across the pair's life take up little room. Avoid storing a spent CF289A loose on a shelf, where residual toner dust can mark paper stock kept beside it in the same cupboard.

About This HP M507dn (CF289A) Toner Cartridge 2 Pack

Two Clever Supplies compatible CF289A cartridges — HP's 89A — for the LaserJet Enterprise M507dn, 5,000 pages each, $161.23 the pair. It matches the duplex model's working pattern: heavy two-sided runs with a reserve on hand, so a dry cartridge interrupts a batch for a minute rather than a day. Further platform supplies are listed in the HP range at Clever Supplies.