SKU:

CS-HP-PRO 200 COLOR PRINTER M276NW-C-1

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF211A

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 1800

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

I am restocking our supply shelf — which code do I match?

Match the code printed on the cartridge you pulled out. This listing is the CF211A, the cyan member of the HP 131A family, priced at $32.03 for the single cartridge. Shelves get messy when toners are stocked by color name alone; the code on the label is the one reliable identifier, and cyan is the only slot this cartridge fits.

What work does cyan actually do in our documents?

More than the word "cyan" suggests. It builds the blues in charts and bar graphs, the teal in many company logos, and the cool half of every photograph. Offices that print dashboards and weekly reports lean on cyan harder than they expect, which is why it so often becomes the first color to need replacing on a shared LaserJet Pro 200 M276nw.

Does the wireless side of the M276nw change anything about this cartridge?

No. Wi-Fi only changes how jobs reach the machine; the toner work is identical once the page starts moving. A shared wireless printer does tend to collect color jobs from more people, though — laptops, phones and tablets all land on the same four cartridges — so cyan can deplete faster than on a desk printer used by one person.

How long should one cartridge last us?

The rating is 1,800 pages at the standard test coverage. In a small office that prints a few color pages a day, that can stretch across many months; in a team printing color packets daily, expect it to move much faster. The supplies page on the printer gives a percentage readout that tracks your real usage far better than any calendar estimate.

Can I keep a spare on the shelf without it going stale?

Yes, as long as it stays sealed in its bag, out of direct sunlight and away from heaters. Toner does not dry out the way liquid ink does. When the day comes, rock the cartridge gently to loosen the powder, pull the sealing strip, and seat it in the cyan slot — the whole swap takes about a minute.

What if the cartridge arrives damaged or misbehaves?

It is covered by a 1-year warranty and a 1-year free returns window, so a problem cartridge is a phone call rather than a loss. We ship from IL, PA, GA and CA, and support is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. The shipping and returns page spells out the process step by step.

About This CF211A Cyan Cartridge

This page exists for buyers who found us by the long form of the printer's name — Pro 200 Color Printer M276nw — but the part that matters is short: CF211A, cyan, $32.03, rated at 1,800 pages. The cartridge itself does not care which nameplate wording your office uses; it clicks into the cyan slot of the LaserJet Pro 200 M276nw and gets on with printing blues, teals and greens.

If you manage the shelf, a simple rule keeps color printing boring in the best way: one sealed spare behind the working cartridge, and a reorder the day the spare goes in. That way the low-cyan warning is a reminder, never an interruption.

Owners of the LaserJet Pro 200 M251nw order from this same listing family: the two Pro 200 models share one set of cartridges. This is one of four matched cartridges: the CF210A black cartridge, the CF212A yellow cartridge and the CF213A magenta cartridge fill the other slots, and the complete four-cartridge 131A set renews every position in one order.