SKU:

CS-Xerox-6130-M

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01279

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

Color: 1900

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The listing title says "Toner Cartridges" — plural. How many cartridges are actually in the box?

One. The plural wording is a catalog habit left over from how these listings are titled, but this product is a single magenta cartridge — one 106R01279 unit, rated at 1,900 pages, for $31.86. Nothing about it is a multipack, and there is no second cartridge hiding in the price. If your printer needs magenta, one of these is the complete order; if you like keeping a shelf spare, that is a second, separate unit to add yourself.

On our charts, the red slices print orange and the purple slices print blue. Same problem?

The same missing ingredient, showing up twice. A chart's red slice is magenta laid over yellow — drain the magenta and the slice slides orange. A purple slice is cyan blended with magenta — drain the magenta and the cyan prints alone, so the slice reads plain blue. When two unrelated colors in the same document both lose their magenta component at once, the file is innocent and one cartridge is empty. Blacks, greens and yellows in those charts will look untouched, which is the fingerprint.

We print mostly black text. Why is the magenta the one that ran out?

Because "mostly black" is not "only black." The printer sips color toner in the background: calibration passes lay down tiny patches of each color to keep density honest, cleaning cycles turn the cartridges, and the rich, deep black in logos and headings is often mixed with magenta underneath to make it look darker. Add the occasional color page — a chart here, a photo there — and months of small sips add up to an empty magenta while the black cartridge, fed by your actual documents, still shows life.

The low warning just appeared mid-week. Replace now, or print until it stops?

Order now, replace when the color actually goes. The warning arrives with useful toner still inside, so there is no need to cut a workday short — but in a shared office the slide from "slightly orange" to "embarrassingly orange" lands on somebody's client document without asking permission. Having the new 106R01279 already on the shelf when the reds give up turns a two-day problem into a two-minute swap. Shaking the old unit can rescue a few pages in a pinch; it redistributes what is left, it does not refill anything.

What is the honest cost per page for budgeting?

Divide the price by the rating: $31.86 across 1,900 rated pages is about 1.7 cents per page at the standard 5% coverage the rating assumes. Your real figure floats with your documents — dense color pages spend several times that, plain letters a fraction of it — but for comparing this cartridge against any other magenta option for the Phaser 6130 or Phaser 6130N, that rated arithmetic is the level playing field every yield claim is measured on.

If this cartridge disappoints me, what happens?

You are covered for a year, in both directions: a full one-year warranty on the cartridge and free returns for that same year if it arrives faulty or the reds stay wrong after installation. Shipments leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the details are spelled out on our shipping and returns page. Real support people are reachable Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Magenta Cartridge for the Phaser 6130

This listing is the Phaser 6130's magenta cartridge, the Clever Supplies compatible build of the Xerox 106R01279: a single unit at $31.86, rated for 1,900 pages at about 1.7 cents per rated page. Magenta carries the warm half of everything this printer makes — the red in your logo, the purple in your charts, the life in a printed face — and it fades by degrees, so an office can spend weeks printing slightly wrong colors before anyone names the cause. This page names it: when reds drift orange and purples flatten to blue, this is the cartridge, and this single unit is the whole fix.