SKU:

Dell-332-0-4CS

Printer Brand:

Dell

OEM Number:

332-0399, 332-0400, 332-0401, 332-0402

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 1,250, Colors: 1,000 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge Set

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this set sold under four numbers instead of a printer name?

Because the numbers are the precise identity of what is in the box. This set contains one each of the 332-0399 black, 332-0400 cyan, 332-0401 magenta and 332-0402 yellow cartridges — the four cartridges the Dell C1660 and C1660w take. Ordering by part number removes the guesswork that a printer name alone can leave: if your empty cartridges or your paperwork carry these four numbers, this is the set that matches them, cartridge for cartridge.

What yields do the four cartridges carry?

They are not equal, and we would rather state that plainly than hide it in a single total. The 332-0399 black is rated at 1,250 pages; the 332-0400 cyan, 332-0401 magenta and 332-0402 yellow are each rated at 1,000 pages. Those are small numbers next to a department printer, because the C1660 class is a small personal color laser — this is a light-duty set, and no wording on this page will turn it into a high-capacity one.

What does each cartridge in the set work out to?

The set is $43.91 for four cartridges, an average of $10.98 per cartridge. That average is the fairest way to price it, since the four cartridges are only sold together here. At that average, the black works out to well under a cent per rated page and each color to a little over a cent per rated page — a sensible running cost for a small color printer used at home-office volume.

How quickly will a light user actually get through a set?

Slower than the ratings suggest if your printing is mostly text. The 1,000-page color ratings assume documents that actually use color; a household or small office printing mostly black text, with color for the occasional chart or photo, will lean almost entirely on the 332-0399 black and may take many months to trouble the colors. Heavy color documents are the opposite case — they draw down the three 1,000-page colors first.

What covers this set if one cartridge disappoints?

Every cartridge in the set is covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, the same terms we put on all our compatible cartridges. If a cartridge underperforms, you are not left arguing about it — the full policy is on our shipping & returns page.

Where does the set ship from, and when is support available?

Orders ship from whichever of our four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — gets the set to you fastest. Our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and you can browse the rest of our range on the Dell toner page.

Do all four cartridges have to be replaced at the same time?

No — each slot in the C1660 or C1660w is independent. The 332-0399 black, 332-0400 cyan, 332-0401 magenta and 332-0402 yellow run out on their own schedules, because documents draw on them unevenly. Replace only the cartridge the printer reports as empty and leave the others working. Buying the four as a set keeps every number on your shelf; it does not oblige you to fit them together.

Our prints have lost their reds — which cartridge should I look at?

Magenta. Reds and pinks are built largely from the 332-0401 magenta, so when they wash out or turn orange-brown while blues stay strong, magenta is the slot running dry. The same logic works by color: faded blues point to the 332-0400 cyan, and dull yellows and greens to the 332-0402 yellow. Let the symptom name the cartridge before you open the printer — it saves swapping the wrong unit.

One color has run out — how do I make sure I reorder the matching set?

Read the number off the empty cartridge and compare it with the set's four numbers: 332-0399 black, 332-0400 cyan, 332-0401 magenta, 332-0402 yellow. Because this set is defined by those numbers rather than by a headline yield, a single match settles it — if the cartridge in your hand carries any one of the four, this is the set that replenishes all of them, and the other three slots are covered by the same box.

How should I keep the cartridges I am not fitting yet?

Leave them sealed inside the set box until their slot calls. At home-office scale that means a shelf or drawer out of direct sunlight and away from radiators — nothing more elaborate. The colors in a C1660 can wait months while the black does the everyday work, and sealed toner waits without complaint. Keeping the four together also means the right number is on the shelf when a color finally gives out.

About This Dell 332-0399 / 332-0400 / 332-0401 / 332-0402 Set

This four-cartridge set brings together the complete toner family for the Dell C1660 and C1660w in a single box: the 332-0399 black rated at 1,250 pages, plus the 332-0400 cyan, 332-0401 magenta and 332-0402 yellow at 1,000 pages each. These are compatible cartridges, not Dell originals, sized honestly for what these small printers are — personal and home-office machines whose owners print in hundreds of pages, not thousands. Buying the four numbers together keeps every slot in the printer on the same footing, and the set is backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns.