Color Laser S2825CDN

The Dell S2825CDN is Dell's smart color multifunction printer: up to 28 ppm (A4) / 30 ppm (letter) across print, scan, copy, and fax, with a 50-sheet single-pass duplex automatic document feeder, scan-to-email and scan-to-network-folder, and paper handling that grows from 300 to 850 sheets with the optional tray. It is built for offices that live in their documents.

With fax, copying, and scanning all drawing from the same four cartridges, the high-yield sizes are essentially mandatory for economical operation — and compatible high-yield sets deliver those yields at the lowest cost per page in the family.

Toner Cartridges for Dell S2825CDN

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

Dell N7DWF
Dell P3HJK
Dell 5PG7P
Dell 3P7C4
Dell NCH0D
Dell WG4T0
Dell 042T1
Dell 2RF0R
Dell 593-BBOW
Dell 593-BBOX
Dell 593-BBOY
Dell 593-BBOZ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner cartridges fit the Dell Color Laser S2825cdn?

The S2825cdn uses a four-cartridge color set: N7DWF, P3HJK, 5PG7P and 3P7C4 as the standard-capacity cartridges, with NCH0D, WG4T0, 042T1 and 2RF0R as the higher-capacity options for the same slots. Dell also lists these under kit numbers 593-BBOW, 593-BBOX, 593-BBOY and 593-BBOZ, so either numbering identifies the correct cartridge.

Is it worth buying the high-yield cartridges for the S2825cdn?

If you print more than a few hundred color pages a month, the higher-capacity cartridges (NCH0D, WG4T0, 042T1, 2RF0R) usually cut your cost per page noticeably and mean fewer interruptions. For light, occasional printing, the standard N7DWF-series cartridges are the safer buy, since toner can clump if a cartridge sits unused for very long periods.

Why are my S2825cdn color prints coming out faded or streaky?

Fading in one color almost always means that cartridge is running low, so check levels on the printer's status page and replace the depleted color from the list above. If levels look fine, pull the cartridge out, rock it gently side to side to redistribute toner, and reseat it; persistent vertical streaks after that point to a cartridge that needs replacing.