SKU:

Dell-C2660-Premium

Printer Brand:

Dell

OEM Number:

593-BBBU, 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS, 593-BBBR

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 6,000, Colors: 4,000 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge Set

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

This listing says "Premium Quality" and costs the same $70.35 as the standard C2660 set. What is actually different?

On the numbers that can be checked, nothing — and this page will not pretend otherwise. The Premium Quality listing and the standard listing carry the same four cartridges (593-BBBU black, 593-BBBT cyan, 593-BBBS magenta, 593-BBBR yellow), the same ratings (6,000 pages for the black, 4,000 for each color), the same $70.35 price and the same warranty and returns cover. "Premium Quality" is the listing's label, not a measurable upgrade we can point to. Judge the set by its numbers; they are printed here in full.

What are the figures that actually matter in this set?

Four part numbers, two yield classes, one price. The 593-BBBU black is rated at 6,000 pages; the 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR are rated at 4,000 pages each, all at the standard 5% coverage. The set price of $70.35 averages about $17.59 per cartridge — roughly 0.29 cents per page on the black's rating and roughly 0.44 cents per page on each color's. Those figures, plus the warranty below, are the whole story of what you are buying.

Which cartridge will our C2660 ask for first?

Almost certainly a color. Each color slot — 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS or 593-BBBR — is rated at 4,000 pages against the 593-BBBU black's 6,000, so by rating alone the colors reach the end of their run about two-thirds of the way through the black's life. Which color goes first depends on what you print: blue-heavy documents lean on cyan, warm graphics lean on magenta and yellow. The set is consumed one slot at a time, so a finished color never takes the others with it.

Are these cartridges made by Dell?

No. They are compatible cartridges built to the 593-BBBU, 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR specifications, not Dell-manufactured stock. The compatibility claim rests on matching the supplies the C2660 specifies, and the cover behind them is ours: a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns on every cartridge in the box, with terms on our shipping and returns page.

If the label makes no difference, why does this listing exist separately?

Because shoppers search and reorder in different ways — some by printer name, some by the words on the box they bought last time. Rather than let the two listings drift into different stories, we keep them honest twins: same cartridges, same ratings, same $70.35, same cover. Whichever one you order from, the 593-BBBU, 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR set that arrives is the set described here.

Where will the set ship from, and who do we call with a problem?

Orders dispatch from the nearest of our four US warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California. Support runs Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and any cartridge in the set is covered by the 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns window. The wider compatible range for this family is on our Dell toner page.

How can we tell in advance which slot will need attention next?

Read the machine's supply percentages on a routine — a monthly glance suits most offices. The percentages show each cartridge's remaining life directly: whichever of the 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS or 593-BBBR is falling fastest is your next change, and the 593-BBBU's slower decline alongside them confirms the family's normal pattern. Forecasting from percentages turns toner from an interruption into a scheduled task.

We bought a second set before the first was finished — which one do we use first?

The older one. Date each carton when it arrives and work through stock strictly in arrival order. Sealed cartridges keep well, but rotation guarantees no set sits forgotten at the back of a cupboard for years, and it keeps every cartridge within a sensible age when its turn in the machine finally comes. First in, first out is the whole system.

One color has started printing weak while the others look fine — what is the first move?

Swap-test that slot. Take the weak color out and try the corresponding cartridge from the shelf set in its place. If the weakness disappears, the removed cartridge was the problem, and it is covered on its own; if the identical weakness stays with a different cartridge installed, the cause sits in the machine rather than the toner. Either way, you have a definite answer before spending anything.

A color is empty and the replacement set is still in transit — are we stuck?

Not for ordinary documents. Text work runs on the black 593-BBBU alone, so letters, invoices and reports continue while purely color jobs wait for the missing cartridge. Orders leave from whichever of our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California warehouses is closest to you, which keeps that wait short — and keeping a set on the shelf removes the wait altogether.

About This Dell C2660 Premium Quality Set

This is the Premium Quality listing of the compatible high-yield set for Dell's C2660: the 593-BBBU black at a 6,000-page rating with the 593-BBBT cyan, 593-BBBS magenta and 593-BBBR yellow at 4,000 pages each, priced at the same $70.35 as the standard listing and covered by the same 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. It ships from our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California.