Laser 2335
The Dell 2335 is the desktop-friendly base of Dell's monochrome multifunction line: print, copy, scan and fax in a footprint that fits a home office or a single workstation, without the duplex-and-network extras of its dn sibling. Being a mono machine, it needs exactly one cartridge — the high-yield 330-2209 — and the listings below offer it singly and in multi-packs, alongside the same cartridge sold under the 2335 model name.
Simplicity is this model's whole argument. It does the four jobs a small office actually needs, asks for one supply item, and otherwise stays out of the way. That makes the buying decision unusually easy: the only real question is how far ahead you want to stock, which depends on whether the machine serves one person's desk or a small team's everyday printing.
Toner Cartridges for the Dell 2335
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 330-2209 Toner Cartridge, High Yield | Black | See product page |
| 2335 Toner Cartridge, High Yield | Black | See product page |
| 2335 Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 4 Pack | Black | See product page |
| 330-2209 Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 5 Pack | Black | See product page |
| 330-2209 Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 8 Pack | Black | See product page |
| 330-2209 Premium Quality Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 4 Pack | Black | See product page |
Which cartridge should you buy?
Every option on this page is the high-yield 330-2209, so the choice is pack size. A single cartridge is plenty for a home office that prints in bursts and copies occasionally. Steadier small-team use argues for the 4-pack: the per-cartridge price drops, and the spare is already on the shelf when the old one fades. The 5-pack and 8-pack versions suit offices that run the 2335 as their only machine and cannot have it sitting idle, while the premium-quality 4-pack targets buyers who want the closest-to-OEM build. All compatible cartridges here include a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.
Chip, toner and everyday use
A chip on the cartridge lets the 2335 recognize it on installation and estimate the remaining level as you print. Fading pages near the end of a cartridge usually mean the toner has settled unevenly: take the cartridge out, rock it gently side to side a few times, and you will typically get a run of clean pages back. Store unopened cartridges in their packaging, flat and away from heaters or sunny windows. Yields are rated at about 5% coverage, so a month of dense reports will empty a cartridge sooner than a month of short notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner does the Dell 2335 use?
The high-yield 330-2209 black cartridge. It is also sold under the 2335 model name on this page; the cartridge inside is the same.
How does the 2335 differ from the 2335DN?
The DN version adds automatic duplexing and networking. The base 2335 trades those extras for a simpler setup and a lower upfront price, aimed at a desk or a very small office.
Is the 330-2209 a high-yield cartridge?
Yes — every 2335 listing here is the high-yield version, chosen because even light offices benefit from fewer cartridge changes and a lower cost per page.
Which pack makes sense for a single-desk printer?
A single cartridge, or the 4-pack if you dislike reordering. Heavy multi-packs pay off mainly where the printer is shared or prints every day.
More printers that use the same cartridges
These related Dell models and cartridge pages run on the same black toner: Color Laser Laser 2335dn, Color Laser Laser 2335, Color Laser Laser 2355DN, Dell 330-2209, Dell 331-0611, Laser 2335DN, Laser 2355, Laser 2355DN.