Compatible Dell M5200 Toner Cartridge High Yield Black delivers consistent quality with high-resolution printouts sharper images and text
Dell M5200 Black toner cartridge consistently produces high-resolution printouts with enhanced graphics and sharp text. High yield toner cartridge is compatible with Dell 5200 5200n M5200n W5300 W5300n W5600 and W5600N printers and yields up to 21000 pages.
Features:
Yields up to 21000 pages
Compatible Dell M5200 Toner Cartridge High Yield Black consistently produces high-resolution printouts with enhanced graphics and sharp text
Unlike bargain brand toners Dell M5200 Toner Compatible Cartridge High Yield Black is specifically engineered to work in Dell printers for optimum quality and performance
Replaces the Following Manufacturer Numbers: 310-4131 310-4134 J2925 R0136 310-4132 D1851 K2885 W2989 310-4133 D1853 N0888 X2046 310-4549 310-4572
Frequently Asked Questions
How often will we actually be changing toner in the M5200?
Rarely — that is the design brief of this cartridge. The 310-4133 is rated at up to 21,000 pages, so an M5200 printing 4,000 pages a month goes about five months between swaps, and even a hard-worked machine at 8,000 a month only asks for a cartridge roughly every ten weeks. Fewer changes means fewer interruptions and fewer chances for a print queue to stall on an empty machine.
What does the 21,000-page figure assume?
It is measured at 5% page coverage, the long-standing industry convention: an ordinary page of business text. Real offices print a mixture, and pages carrying logos, shaded tables or full-bleed graphics consume toner much faster, so treat 21,000 as the yardstick rather than a guarantee for every workload.
What is the per-page cost in the M5200?
Divide the $166.83 price by the 21,000-page rating and you get about 0.79 cents per page for toner. For anyone costing an M5200's output — invoices, statements, reports — that is the supply figure that belongs in the calculation.
Our prints are fading near the end of the cartridge. Is that expected?
Yes, gradual lightening is the normal end-of-life behavior of a toner cartridge: as the toner runs down, density drops before the cartridge stops altogether. On a cartridge rated at 21,000 pages, fading is your signal that the rating is nearly used up and a replacement should be going in — not, by itself, a sign of a fault.
Is this cartridge made by Dell?
No, it is a compatible 310-4133 produced by a third-party manufacturer to the same specification. That is where the price difference against the Dell original comes from, while the fit in the M5200, the page rating and the cover below stay the same.
What cover does it carry?
A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns stand behind it. If a cartridge fails early, it returns to us; help is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, with the full terms on our shipping & returns page.
About This Dell 310-4133 Toner Cartridge for the M5200
This is a single compatible black toner cartridge, Dell part number 310-4133, rated at up to 21,000 pages for the Dell Laser M5200 and the related 5200, W5300 and W5600 mono printers. At $166.83 it works out near 0.79 cents per rated page, is dispatched from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA or CA, and is protected by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. See the rest of the family on our Dell page.
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