SKU:

Dell-C2665dnf-HY-4Set

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

Our prints have picked up a color cast — which cartridge do we look at first?

Start with the color the cast points to. A tint across the page usually tracks back to one color slot running low or uneven: in this family that means checking the 593-BBBT cyan, the 593-BBBS magenta or the 593-BBBR yellow, each rated at 4,000 pages. The number on the cartridge in the suspect slot names it exactly. The black, the 593-BBBU, is rated at 6,000 pages and is rarely the source of a color cast — text staying crisp while colors drift is the classic signature of one color cartridge nearing its end.

Why do streaks show up in one color but not the others?

Because each slot prints its own layer. The 593-BBBU, 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR feed the page independently, so a band or streak that appears in a single hue isolates the problem to that hue's cartridge — swap that one slot and the others' remaining life stays in service. A defect that appears in every color at the same position is a different conversation, but a one-color symptom on the C2665dnf points at one cartridge, and its part number is printed on it.

How long should each cartridge in this set last?

By rating: the 593-BBBU black is rated at 6,000 pages, and the 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR are each rated at 4,000 pages, all at the standard 5% coverage. In rhythm terms, expect roughly two color cycles across the black's full run — the colors will ask for attention first, and the black will typically still be working when the first color change comes around. Dense color documents shorten the color cycle; plain text barely touches it.

What does the set cost per page?

The set is $70.35 — about $17.59 per cartridge on average. Against the ratings, the black works out to roughly 0.29 cents per page and each color to roughly 0.44 cents per page. Quoted per class, because that is how this family is built: the black's 6,000-page class and the colors' 4,000-page class are different economies, and a single averaged figure would describe neither.

Are these Dell-manufactured cartridges?

No — they are compatible cartridges built to the 593-BBBU, 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS and 593-BBBR specifications for the C2665dnf. The practical backing is ours: a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns on every cartridge in the set, so a cartridge that produces casts or streaks from the start is a replacement conversation. Terms are on our shipping and returns page.

Where does the set ship from, and how do we reach someone about a print problem?

Orders leave from the nearest of our four US warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California. Support is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns window covers every cartridge in the box. The rest of the compatible range for this family is on our Dell toner page.

How can we predict the next color change instead of being caught by it?

Use the machine's own counter. Note the page count when a cartridge goes in and again when it comes out; the difference is what that cartridge really delivered in your mix of work. After one cycle of the 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS or 593-BBBR you will know your true color interval, and dividing by your monthly volume turns it into a date you can plan around.

A color is fading — how do we tell a finished cartridge from a faulty one?

Remove the cartridge and rock it gently from side to side, then print the same page again. If the color comes back stronger for a while, the toner was simply running low and settling — that cartridge is at the end of its life. A cartridge that prints faintly from its first pages, with no change after rocking, is a different case and belongs in a warranty conversation.

Why keep a spent cartridge for a few days after swapping it out?

It is your reference if anything goes wrong next. If the replacement misbehaves, support will ask which part number came out, and having the old 593-BBBT, 593-BBBS, 593-BBBR or 593-BBBU on hand settles that instantly. It also proves what was fitted before. Once the new cartridge has a few clean days behind it, the empty can go for recycling or disposal.

What should we check when the set arrives, before it goes on the shelf?

Count four cartridges and read the four labels: 593-BBBU black, 593-BBBT cyan, 593-BBBS magenta and 593-BBBR yellow, each with its seal intact. That quick check catches a picking error while the delivery is still easy to query, instead of weeks later when a slot runs dry and the wrong box is the only one on the shelf.

About This Dell C2665dnf High-Yield Set

For Dell's C2665dnf, this compatible set supplies each slot by number: the 593-BBBU black rated at 6,000 pages, and the 593-BBBT cyan, 593-BBBS magenta and 593-BBBR yellow rated at 4,000 pages each — the colors cycling faster than the black, as the ratings intend — for $70.35. It ships from our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California warehouse and is covered by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns.