HP 312A & 312X
HP 312A & 312X Toner Cartridges
HP 312A & 312X Toner Cartridges
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If your office runs a Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476, you have already got the HP 312 family: 312A is the standard set, and 312X is the high-yield version (HP CF380X) for printers that see heavier traffic. In both cases the set is four cartridges — black plus the three color cartridges, HP parts CF380A through CF383A — and everything is keyed to the M476 chassis so the colors align on every page. MFPs in shared workspaces chew through black fastest thanks to everyday documents, which is exactly why HP sells a high-yield black: fewer swaps, fewer interruptions mid-batch. Both the standard and high-yield versions are stocked here in genuine OEM HP and in compatible form, so you can stock the high-yield black with standard colors and stretch your cost per page without giving up output quality.
Works with these HP printers
- Color LaserJet M476
- Color LaserJet M476DN
- Color LaserJet M476DW
- Color LaserJet M476NW
- Color LaserJet Pro M476
- Color LaserJet Pro M476DN
- Color LaserJet Pro M476DW
- Color LaserJet Pro M476NW
- Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476
- Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476dn
- Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476dw
- Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476nw
Frequently Asked Questions
Which 312 cartridge does my M476 need — 312A or 312X?
Either fits: 312A is the standard-yield set and 312X (CF380X) is the high-yield black. Check what your printer uses now — if it reads CF380X, buy 312X to match; otherwise 312A is the everyday choice.
OEM or compatible 312 — which is better for a shared office MFP?
OEM cartridges give maximum consistency across a shared machine's varied users. Compatible versions cut costs significantly and are fine for internal documents — many offices mix OEM black with compatible color.
When should I pick the 312X high-yield black over the standard?
When black is your main cost driver — heavy document printing empties the standard cartridge quickly, and the high-yield version reduces swaps and cost per page. For mostly-color printing, standard black is fine.
