Dell (331-0778, 331-0777, 331-0780, 331-0779)
The 331-0778 series — 331-0778 black, plus 331-0777 cyan, 331-0780 magenta, and 331-0779 yellow — is the high-yield toner family for Dell's compact color laser line: the 1250, 1250c, 1250cnw, 1350, 1350cnw, and 1355 printers. Choosing the high-yield versions over standard cartridges means more pages per cartridge and a lower cost per printed page.
Clever Supplies stocks this complete cartridge set in both compatible and genuine OEM Dell versions. Compatible 331-0778-series toner cuts printing costs further while delivering sharp, consistent color; OEM cartridges offer Dell-branded assurance. Either way, you get fast shipping and a full CMYK set that drops straight into any supported Dell color laser.
Toner Cartridges for Dell 331-0778
This printer works with the following toner cartridges:
- Dell 331-0778
- Dell 331-0777
- Dell 331-0780
- Dell 331-0779
- Dell 810WH
- Dell C5GC3
- Dell XMX5D
- Dell WM2JC
- Dell XKP2P
- Dell YX24V
- Dell MHT79
- Dell J95NM
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the 810WH, C5GC3, XMX5D and WM2JC cartridges the same as 331-0778, 331-0777, 331-0780 and 331-0779?
Yes: Dell sold this four-cartridge color set under two numbering schemes, the 331-077x numbers and the letter codes 810WH, C5GC3, XMX5D and WM2JC, so either number on your old cartridge identifies the right replacement. Match the number exactly and you will get the correct black, cyan, magenta or yellow cartridge.
What are XKP2P, YX24V, MHT79 and J95NM?
Those are the higher-capacity versions of the same four cartridges: more toner in the same physical cartridge for a lower cost per page. If your printer sees heavy use, the XKP2P-series cartridges are the economical choice; light users should stick with the standard 810WH-series so toner does not sit unused for too long.
Color prints have horizontal banding, how do I fix it?
Horizontal bands in one color point to that cartridge, so remove it, check for damage or leaking toner, and reseat it. If banding affects all four colors evenly, the transfer belt is the usual suspect; banding that repeats at regular intervals matching the drum circumference means the cartridge's drum is scored and the cartridge needs replacing.