HP 652A & 654A

HP 652A & 654A Toner Cartridges

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Tonerandinkjetstore.com provides high quality compatible & OEM printer cartridges & supplies for the HP 652A & 654A Toner. Our compatible HP CF320A, CF331A, CF333A, CF332A toner cartridges are guaranteed to meet or exceed the factory cartridge specifications, and are backed by our Lifetime Cartridge Warranty. We also carry a full line of OEM cartridges backed the original manufacturers one year warranty.

HP's enterprise 600-series color machines — the M651, the M675, and the M680 multifunctions — take the 652A and 654A families (HP parts CF320A, CF330A, CF331A through CF333A), with the 654X as the high-yield black. Four cartridges — black plus the three color cartridges — form the complete set, and these big enterprise boxes accept them as matched sets for clean color registration. M680 flow multifunctions especially are shared-fleet anchors, where a dead color channel stalls the whole department. Keeping a spare black on hand is standard practice. Here you will find both genuine OEM HP 652A/654A cartridges and compatible replacements; many buyers run OEM black for text-heavy documents and compatible color for the presentations and handouts, which is a sensible split for a machine that prints a bit of everything.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my printer takes 652A or 654A cartridges?

Look at the part numbers on your installed cartridges: 652A black is CF320A, while 654A black is CF330A (with the 654X high-yield CF330X). The colors are CF331A through CF333A. The M651, M675, and M680 enterprise printers accept the matching set.

OEM vs compatible for enterprise M651/M680 printers?

Enterprise printers are expensive to service, so some IT departments insist on OEM. But compatible cartridges built to spec work identically for day-to-day output — the practical middle ground is OEM for critical documents, compatible for volume.

Should I stock the 654X high-yield black?

If your M651 or M680 prints hundreds of pages a week, yes — the high-yield black cuts swap frequency and per-page cost. Low-volume offices will not see much benefit and can stick with the standard 654A black.