Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477FNW

For teams splitting the difference between wired networking and wireless convenience, the Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477FNW bundled fax, network and Wi-Fi printing into one compact color A4 multifunction. It runs on the HP CF410A (410A) black cartridge, flanked by CF411A cyan, CF412A yellow and CF413A magenta, and every slot has a longer-life twin: CF410X (410X) in black, CF411X in cyan, CF412X in yellow and CF413X in magenta. Standard and high-yield capacities sit side by side in both tiers of this family.

The FNW’s trick is flexibility: it hangs on the office network for the desk-bound, takes wireless jobs from the laptop crowd, and still keeps a fax line for the clients who refuse to email anything. A compact machine with that many ways in tends to collect print jobs from people who were never asked — which is a compliment to the printer and a warning to whoever stocks its toner.

Toner Cartridges for Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477FNW

• CF410A Black 2 Pack — a pair of standard blacks
• CF410A Black 3 Pack — three standard blacks in reserve
• CF410A Black 5 Pack — five standard blacks for the heaviest mono load
• CF410X Black 2 Pack — a pair of high-yield blacks
• CF410X Black 3 Pack — three high-yield blacks in reserve
• CF410X Black 5 Pack — five high-yield blacks for a shared machine’s season
• CF410A — standard black single
• CF411A — standard cyan single
• CF412A — standard yellow single
• CF413A — standard magenta single
• CF410X — high-yield black single
• CF411X — high-yield cyan single
• CF412X — high-yield yellow single
• CF413X — high-yield magenta single
• 410A 4 Color Set — the full standard four, black included
• 410A 3 Color Set (CMY) — the three standard colors on their own
• 410A 5 Color Set (2 Black + CMY) — standard depth: two blacks plus the color trio
• 410A 6 Color Set (2 x CMY) — the standard color trio, twice over
• 410A 8 Color Set (2 x BCMY) — the full standard four, twice over
• 410X 4 Color Set — the full high-yield four, black included
• 410X 3 Color Set (CMY) — the three high-yield colors on their own
• 410X 5 Color Set (2 Black + CMY) — high-yield depth: two blacks plus the color trio
• 410X 6 Color Set (2 x CMY) — the high-yield color trio, twice over
• 410X 8 Color Set (2 x BCMY) — the full high-yield four, twice over

Which cartridge should you buy?

A shared compact like this one rewards staging over scrambling. Keep the team’s realistic week in view: if black drains twice as fast as any color, the black multipacks — standard for light rooms, 410X for heavy ones — are the backbone purchase, and singles of the colors top up as needed. When the whole panel of gauges sags together, a 4-color set resets the machine in one visit. The 6 and 8-piece sets are for offices that have learned, usually the hard way, that a printer shared by everyone is stocked by no one unless the spares are already in the building.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Read the supplies gauges on the control panel before they read you — the FNW reports each color’s level, and a color sitting at a sliver is a purchase order waiting for its worst moment. When a cartridge does go in, the chip is read as the door closes; a cartridge the panel questions usually just needs lifting out and setting back with even pressure. Rock a new unit gently first to wake the toner up after its trip in a delivery van. Spares stored sealed, flat and out of the sun will be ready whenever the panel’s sliver finally runs out.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I tell which toner color is low on the M477FNW?

Check the supplies status on the printer’s control panel or in the HP software on a connected computer — each of the four cartridges reports its own level. Order the low color by its code: CF410A/CF410X black, CF411A/CF411X cyan, CF412A/CF412X yellow, CF413A/CF413X magenta.

Standard or high-yield for a team printer like this?

High-yield, once the machine is genuinely shared. A team’s volume hides in other people’s print jobs, and the 410X tier’s longer intervals and lower cost per page suit a printer whose queue nobody fully controls.

Should I buy sets or singles for the FNW?

Singles for routine top-ups — colors rarely empty together. Sets for the reset: after a long stretch where several colors are all low, a 4-color set restores the whole machine in one change and restarts every gauge at full.

Will the FNW accept a cartridge while it is mid-job?

It will pause for the swap, but the cleaner habit is to change a cartridge between jobs. Either way, seat the unit firmly and let the machine calibrate before sending the next job, so the chip read and the first page both come out clean.

More printers that use the same cartridges

One shared family runs the whole shelf of machines below, so a team can standardize its toner buying on a single set of codes: LaserJet Pro M452dn, LaserJet Pro M452dn, LaserJet Pro M452dw, LaserJet Pro M452nw, LaserJet Pro M477, LaserJet Pro M477fdn, LaserJet Pro M477fdw, LaserJet Pro M477fnw, LaserJet Pro MFP M377, LaserJet Pro MFP M377dw, LaserJet Pro MFP M477, LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdn, LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdw, LaserJet Pro MFP M477fnw, Color LaserJet M377DW, Color LaserJet M477FDW, Color LaserJet M477FNW, Color LaserJet Pro M377, Color LaserJet Pro M452, Color LaserJet Pro M452DN, Color LaserJet Pro M452DW, Color LaserJet Pro M452NW, Color LaserJet Pro M477, Color LaserJet Pro M477FDN, Color LaserJet Pro M477FDW, Color LaserJet Pro M477FNW, Color LaserJet Pro MFP M377, Color LaserJet Pro MFP M377DW, Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477, Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477FDN, Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477FDW, HP 410A, HP 410X, LaserJet M377dw, LaserJet M477fdw, LaserJet M477fnw, LaserJet Pro M452, LaserJet Pro M452.