SKU:

Dell-3010cn-4Set

Printer Brand:

Dell

OEM Number:

341-3568, 341-3571, 341-3570, 341-3569

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 2,000, Color: 2,000 pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge Set

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Several departments share our 3010cn over the network. Does that change how we should stock toner?

Yes — a networked 3010cn never belongs to one person's printing habits, so its toner disappears in bursts nobody planned: a training manual here, forty color handouts there. With the 341-3568 black, 341-3571 cyan, 341-3570 magenta and 341-3569 yellow each rated at 2,000 pages, a shared machine can eat a noticeable share of a cartridge in a single week. The practical answer is to keep one full set on the shelf as the reserve and reorder when the reserve goes into the printer, not when the printer stops.

What is in this set, exactly?

Four cartridges, one per slot in the 3010cn: the 341-3568 in black, the 341-3571 in cyan, the 341-3570 in magenta and the 341-3569 in yellow, each rated at 2,000 pages at standard coverage. The set costs $110.14, which is $27.54 per cartridge — this cartridge family sits in the premium price class, and a shared office machine is precisely where planning around that cost, rather than emergency-buying single cartridges, pays off.

When a color cartridge empties mid-week, is the whole 3010cn down?

A color laser generally will not keep printing with a cartridge fully exhausted, even for black-only documents, because all four cartridges participate in the print cycle. That is the operational argument for the set over single cartridges on a shared machine: swapping in the matching cartridge — say the 341-3571 cyan — takes a minute, and the department that hit empty is not waiting on a delivery while the printer sits idle for everyone else.

These are not Dell originals. What are they?

Correct — they are Clever Supplies compatible cartridges made to the 341-3568, 341-3571, 341-3570 and 341-3569 specifications for the Dell 3010cn. Every set carries a one-year warranty and one year of free returns; the details live on our shipping & returns page.

All four cartridges are rated at 2,000 pages. Will they run out together?

Almost never in real use. The ratings are equal — 2,000 pages each for the 341-3568, 341-3571, 341-3570 and 341-3569 — but consumption follows your documents, not the rating sheet. Text-heavy departments drain black first; a team printing color charts leans on cyan and magenta. Equal ratings simply mean no cartridge starts life disadvantaged; your reorder pattern will still be set by whichever color your shared workload burns fastest.

Where will our order ship from?

From the closest of our four warehouses — in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — which keeps most deliveries short. If anything about the set needs a human, support runs Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Central, and the wider range for the printer is on the Dell toner page.

How can we measure what our 3010cn actually gets from a cartridge, instead of trusting the 2,000-page rating?

Note the printer's page counter on the day a cartridge goes in and again on the day it comes out; the difference is your real yield for that slot. On a shared 3010cn the figure will move around — a month of training manuals pulls it below the 2,000-page rating for the 341-3568 black, a month of plain memos lands near it. After two or three cartridges you own a planning number based on your documents, not the test lab's.

Do double-sided prints count once or twice against a cartridge's rating?

Twice, in effect. The rating counts printed sides at standard coverage, and a duplex sheet carries two printed sides, so a 341-3571 cyan rated at 2,000 pages may only see about 1,000 sheets pass through in a double-sided workflow. Offices that duplex heavily should translate the rating into sides, not sheets, when they forecast how long a set will last — otherwise every cartridge seems to run out early.

Should spent cartridges go straight out, or be held for a while?

Hold each one until its replacement has printed cleanly for several working days. Write the removal date and the machine on the box with a marker. That small habit covers two cases: if the new cartridge misbehaves, the old one is still available as a comparison and a fallback; and if anyone questions what was installed when, the labeled box answers it. After a clean week, the empties can leave together.

How should the reserve set be marked so anyone on the team grabs the right cartridge?

Label the shelf by number and color, not by nickname: 341-3568 black, 341-3571 cyan, 341-3570 magenta, 341-3569 yellow, each in its own spot. On a networked printer, the person facing an empty slot at 4 PM may never have ordered toner before. A shelf that speaks in the same numbers printed on the cartridges lets whoever is on duty match slot to stock in seconds, with no guesswork and no wrong cartridge forced into service.

About This Dell 3010cn 4 Color Toner Set

A complete four-cartridge refresh for the networked Dell 3010cn: the 341-3568 black, 341-3571 cyan, 341-3570 magenta and 341-3569 yellow, each rated at 2,000 pages, at $110.14 for the set ($27.54 per cartridge). For a printer shared across departments, the value of the set is readiness — every slot covered in one box, no mid-week standstill waiting for a single color. These are Clever Supplies compatible cartridges, backed by a one-year warranty and one year of free returns.