Color Laser Laser B2360

Speed gets a printer shortlisted; running cost is what makes it a workgroup favorite, and that is the Dell B2360's reputation. This monochrome laser was built for shared office duty, where the cost per page matters more than any single feature because the whole team's output flows through it. Its black cartridge is the 331-9805, the standard-yield cartridge for this family, stocked on this page as a single and in 2, 3, 5 and 10 packs.

Shared machines rewrite the rules of supply buying. Nobody owns the toner level, everybody contributes to draining it, and the cartridge empties on the office's schedule rather than any one person's. The B2360 answers with a cartridge family designed around high-volume economics, and the pack ladder below exists for the same reason: a workgroup should be buying this cartridge the way it buys paper, in planned quantities, not one emergency unit at a time.

Toner Cartridges for Dell B2360

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
331-9805 Black — Single cartridge	Black	See product page
331-9805 Black — 2 Pack	Black	See product page
331-9805 Black — 3 Pack	Black	See product page
331-9805 Black — 5 Pack	Black	See product page
331-9805 Black — 10 Pack	Black	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Every listing is the same 331-9805 cartridge, so the choice is purely about stocking rhythm. A single serves a small team with light, predictable output. The 2 pack is the workgroup minimum worth considering — one cartridge working, one waiting — because a shared printer that stops takes a meeting's handouts with it. Mid-size offices printing daily should be looking at the 3 and 5 packs, which cut the reorder frequency to a quarterly chore, and the 10 pack belongs in the supply cabinet of any office where this cartridge also feeds sibling machines from the same family. Check the product page for the current yield rating, then match pack size to how many weeks of printing you want between orders.

Chip, toner and everyday use

On a shared machine, the cartridge chip is a piece of office infrastructure: it reports the level every user sees, so nominate the low-toner warning as the reorder trigger and act on it the first time it appears. A word about yields — they are measured at roughly 5 percent page coverage, which describes a page of text; a workgroup printing slide decks and full-page graphics will land well under the rating, and that gap is about coverage, not cartridge quality. Keep the spare in the supply cabinet rather than a desk drawer, labeled with the cartridge code, so anyone on the team can perform the swap when the warning turns urgent.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which replacement toner is compatible with the Dell B2360?

The cartridge stocked for this model is the Dell 331-9805 black cartridge, listed above as a single and in multi-packs. Match the part number on your old cartridge if you want to double-check before ordering.

Why did my B2360 toner run out faster than expected?

Coverage is almost always the answer. Rated yields assume sparse text pages; documents with large graphics, shaded tables or full-page images consume toner several times faster. A workgroup cartridge's real life depends on what the team actually prints.

Is the 331-9805 a standard or high-yield cartridge?

It is the standard-yield cartridge for the B2360 family — the size most workgroups reorder routinely. Offices with exceptional volume should compare it against the family's options on the product page before settling on a stocking plan.

Who should buy the 10 pack?

Offices that print every day, or that run several machines on this cartridge family. At that rhythm the 10 pack turns toner from a recurring errand into a twice-a-year stocking decision.