SKU:

CS-HP--654A-3Set

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF331A, CF333A, CF332A

Ink Color:

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Color: 15000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in this three-color set?

One cartridge of each color in the 654A line: CF331A cyan, CF332A yellow and CF333A magenta, every one rated at 15,000 pages. It is a single complete color row — no black cartridge is included, and no color is doubled.

Where is the black cartridge?

Sold separately, on purpose. This family's black is the CF330X, a high-yield cartridge, and it typically outlasts a round of colors. If your status page shows healthy black but tired colors, this set replaces exactly what is worn and leaves the good black in place.

Why replace all three colors in one go?

Balance. A brand-new cyan working beside an elderly magenta skews every blended shade, and the eye catches it most in photographs and brand colors. A color row that starts together fades together, so tones stay faithful for more of the row's life — and you get one delivery instead of three separate orders.

Does the printer treat a set cartridge any differently?

No. Each unit is a standard cartridge for its slot: pull the old one out, seat the new one until it clicks, close the door and let the machine calibrate. The status page will show the fresh color at full while the black keeps its existing level.

How can I tell it is the colors, not the black, that are fading?

Print a page of plain text and a page with color on it. If the text is deep and crisp but the color page looks washed or shifted, the black is fine and a color is low. The supplies status page settles it — read the four bars and replace what is actually low.

What warranty and returns come with the set?

Each cartridge carries a 1-year warranty, and the set is covered by 1-year free returns. We ship from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, the help desk runs Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST, and the shipping and returns page has the complete policy.

Do the three cartridges have to be fitted at the same sitting?

No. Each unit — CF331A cyan, CF332A yellow and CF333A magenta — seats in its own slot and the printer calibrates after the door closes, so you can change one color today and the next tomorrow. Fitting all three in one quiet break is tidier, though: the row restarts together, and nobody has to remember which color is partway through its life.

What does a full round of color toner cost per page?

The set is $162.54, and the three cartridges run side by side, each rated at 15,000 pages. So one round covers roughly 15,000 full-color pages before the row is spent again, which works out at a little over one cent of color toner per page. Text-only pages barely touch that figure, because they draw on the black cartridge instead.

How should the set be kept if fitting day is weeks away?

Keep the three cartons together, still sealed, lying flat in a cool, dry cabinet away from windows and heat vents. Toner is a dry powder and waits patiently in a closed box, so a set bought ahead holds its full rating. Storing the row as one bundle also means nobody fits the cyan and loses track of where the yellow went.

What happens to the three spent cartridges that come out?

Drop each empty back into the carton its replacement arrived in, keep the three together, and send them out through your office recycling or e-waste collection rather than loose in general trash. One sensible habit: hold the boxed empties until the new row has proved itself over a few days of printing, so the old units are still on hand if any question comes up.

About This HP 654A Three-Color Set (No Black)

At $162.54, this is the one-round color refresh: cyan, magenta and yellow together, each a compatible replacement for the HP CF331A, CF332A or CF333A cartridge, each rated at 15,000 pages. It is listed among the supplies for machines such as the Color LaserJet CP4525dn, and it is aimed at the commonest color-toner situation there is — colors worn, black still strong.

Buying the three as a set keeps the color row honest. Instead of nursing one faded color after another through a month of slightly-wrong prints, the whole row resets at once, and the printer goes back to producing the reds, blues and greens you thought you were sending it.