SKU:

CS-Xerox-6700-C

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01507

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 12000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The title says "Toner Cartridges" — how many cartridges are actually in the box?

One. The plural in the title is catalog wording, not a count, and we would rather say so plainly than let it surprise you at the door: this listing is a single cyan cartridge, code 106R01507, rated at 12,000 pages and priced at $67.67. That is also why the price sits where it does — you are paying for one high-yield unit, not a bundle — and a single cartridge at this rating outlasts what many offices expect from a multi-pack of smaller units anyway.

I found this by searching my printer, not a part number. How do I know it is the right cyan?

Cross-check the cartridge you are about to replace. Pull the cyan unit from your machine and read the code on its label: if it says 106R01507, this listing is its match, whichever way you arrived here. The code matters more than the route because the Phaser 6700 and its variants — Phaser 6700N, Phaser 6700DN, Phaser 6700DT and Phaser 6700DX — accept more than one cyan yield class, and the label on the spent unit is the one witness that never guesses.

Why do photos and skin tones go warm and reddish when cyan gives out?

Because cyan is the brake on red. Every photograph balances cyan against its warm opposites, so as this cartridge thins, faces flush, sunsets oversaturate and whites pick up a pinkish cast — the print is not gaining red, it is losing the ingredient that held red in check. Text documents hide the problem for weeks, which is why photo work is usually what exposes a dying cyan first: skin has no patience for a missing cool color.

What does the 12,000-page rating assume about our printing?

It assumes an average page carries toner over about 5% of its area — a business letter, not a poster. Your real consumption depends on what the machine actually prints: a marketing team pushing full-color one-pagers all day will land well under the rating, while an office whose color work is a logo and a heading per page can approach it. At $67.67 the rated cost is roughly 0.56 cents per page, and the honest way to forecast is to weigh your own pages, not the brochure number.

When should I order the spare — at the first low-toner warning?

You have more room than the warning suggests. On a high-yield unit like the 106R01507, the low alert is a forecast built on coverage estimates, and it typically arrives with a useful stretch of printing still in the cartridge — enough to finish the week while a replacement travels. That window is the point of ordering then rather than keeping a shelf of spares: one cartridge on order when the warning appears, none sitting around aging the rest of the year.

What if it arrives damaged or the colors still look wrong?

Send it back on us. The cartridge is covered by a one-year warranty, and returns are free for that entire year, whether the unit arrived leaking or simply did not restore your colors. The complete terms live on our shipping and returns page, orders leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and a person answers questions Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you want to talk before you return anything.

About This 106R01507 Cyan Toner Cartridge

Sold under the Phaser 6700 family name, this is one Clever Supplies compatible cyan cartridge — a single unit, despite the plural phrasing in the listing title — that replaces the Xerox 106R01507. It is the high-yield cyan for the family: 12,000 rated pages at $67.67, roughly 0.56 cents per rated page, bought by code rather than by color name so the yield class cannot be confused at reorder time. Cyan does quiet, structural work in this printer — braking red in photographs, building greens and blues everywhere else — and a long-life unit suits machines that print color daily instead of occasionally. Read the code off the cartridge you remove, match it here, and the replacement drops in with no tools and nothing to configure.