Frequently Asked Questions

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

One. The plural in the listing title is catalogue wording, not a quantity — this is a single cyan cartridge, the 106R01144, priced at $52.97 for the one unit. We would rather say that plainly here than let a multipack assumption reach your purchasing desk. A single high-yield cartridge is still a substantial object: it is rated at 10,000 pages, so the one unit in this box is the same long-running supply the code-named listing sells. If your order needs two machines covered, order two of these; nothing about the price is a bundle in disguise.

Our brochure headers are teal. Lately they print green. Why that color, and why now?

Teal is a cyan-heavy mix — mostly cyan with a measured dose of magenta and a whisper of black — so it reports cyan's health more honestly than almost any other color you print. As the cyan cartridge empties, its share of the mix shrinks and the balance tips: teal slides into plain green, aqua goes minty, and turquoise logos turn grass-colored. It tends to surface in headers and brand panels first because those are printed as flat, unforgiving fields where a shift has nowhere to hide. When your teals go green while reds and yellows still behave, cyan is the cartridge to suspect.

Can I prove it is the cyan before spending anything?

Yes — make the printer testify against itself. From its menu, print the supplies status sheet and find the row of solid color bars: each bar is one cartridge printing alone, unmixed, with no other color to cover for it. A sound cyan bar is deep and uniform edge to edge. One that comes out pale, patchy or faded at a side belongs to a cartridge that is done, whatever the percentage figure beside it claims. The test costs one sheet and half a minute, and it rules out the file, the driver and the paper stock in a single pass.

Three badges — 6350, 6350DP, 6350DT. Does this cartridge care which one we run?

No. The variants differ in paper handling and duplex hardware, not in the toner bay, and all three drink from the same cartridge family. This unit serves the Phaser 6350, the Phaser 6350DP and the Phaser 6350DT alike. What decides the order is not the badge but the code on the cartridge you take out: if it reads 106R01144, this listing is its match.

What does the 10,000-page figure assume about our pages?

That about 5% of each sheet carries toner — a letter with a logo, a memo with a chart. At $52.97 that works out to roughly 0.53 cents per rated page. Real departments printing brochure work live above 5%: full-bleed covers, photo panels and solid teal headers pull the true count below the rating, while text-led offices with a color accent land close to it. Read 10,000 as the honest yardstick for comparing one cartridge against another, and let your own coverage tell you how many months it means on your floor.

If it arrives damaged, or the teal still prints green, what then?

Then it comes back to us. The cartridge is warranted for a full year and returns stay free for that entire year, whether the unit arrived leaking or simply refuses to restore your color. Parcels leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the complete policy is written out on our shipping and returns page. If you would rather talk than read, support is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Xerox 6350 Cyan Toner Cartridge (106R01144)

Sold under the printer's name rather than the code, this listing is the same cartridge the code belongs to: a single Clever Supplies compatible cyan unit replacing the Xerox 106R01144 across the Phaser 6350 family — one in the box, rated at 10,000 pages, $52.97. On a shared department printer, cyan rarely gets the credit it deserves: it is the cool foundation under every teal header, every sky and every honest blue the office sends out, and it fades so gradually that the first complaint is usually about a logo, not a cartridge. A high-yield unit stretches that fade across months of work. Check the code on the cartridge you remove; if it matches, this is the one that goes back in.