SKU:

CS-Xerox-6360H-M

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01219

Ink Color:

Magenta

Page Yield:

Color: 12000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a 12,000-page cartridge actually last on a shared office printer?

Run the arithmetic against your own counter. A workgroup machine printing 1,500 color pages a month works through the 106R01219 in about eight months; at 3,000 pages a month, plan on a change roughly every quarter. That is the practical meaning of the 12,000-page rating — not a date on a calendar but a page budget, spent faster by presentation decks and full-color reports, slower by offices whose color work is mostly letterheads and charts. Check your meter reading today, divide, and you have your reorder month.

The listing says "Toner Cartridges" — how many are in the box?

One. The plural wording in the 6360H name is catalog language, not a count: what arrives is a single magenta cartridge, the 106R01219, priced at $84.69. That is worth knowing before you plan around a spare that is not there — this listing restocks one magenta slot on one machine. If your cupboard strategy is one in the printer and one on the shelf, order two of this listing and the second sits sealed until its turn.

Why did magenta run out first when most of our printing is black text?

Because "mostly black" work still spends color quietly. Composite grays in scanned documents, the color logos riding on every invoice, printer calibration cycles and the rich-black mixes in PDF files all draw small amounts of magenta behind the scenes. On a shared Phaser 6360DN, dozens of users each add their few color pages a week, and the totals surprise whoever holds the supplies budget. Magenta often simply wins the race to empty because reds and warm tones lean on it hardest.

The panel says magenta is low. How much printing do I really have left?

More than the warning makes it feel like — the low notice is a planning signal keyed to remaining coverage, and it typically arrives with a comfortable reserve still in the cartridge. Pages will not stop mid-job tomorrow. What the reserve is for is exactly this: order the replacement now, let it arrive, and swap on your schedule instead of during someone's deadline run. Watch print quality rather than the percentage; when reds start sliding toward orange, the reserve is genuinely spent.

Does the 106R01219 fit every badge in the 6360 family?

The cartridge does not care which badge your machine wears. It serves the Phaser 6360 and rolls straight into the Phaser 6360DT and the Phaser 6360DX as well — same slot, same code. If your office runs a mixed row of 6360 variants, one reorder number stocks the magenta slot for all of them, which is why the code on the spent unit is the only detail worth writing down.

What protection comes with this cartridge?

A full year of it. The warranty runs one year, and returns are free for that same year — a cartridge that arrives damaged, leaks, or simply does not perform goes back without a shipping bill. Orders leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the complete terms are on our shipping and returns page, and a person answers questions Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you want to talk before you order.

About This 6360H Magenta Toner Cartridge (106R01219)

What you are buying here is one cartridge: a Clever Supplies compatible magenta unit replacing the Xerox 106R01219, rated at 12,000 pages and priced at $84.69 — roughly 0.71 cents per rated page. It is built for the way a Phaser 6360 actually works in an office: shared, busy, and expected to turn out presentations whose reds match the ones on screen. The high-yield rating stretches the interval between swaps to a quarterly-or-better rhythm for most workgroups. Read the code off the cartridge you are replacing; if it says 106R01219, this is its shelf.