HP LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375 Toner Cartridges

LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375

The LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375 is HP's 2012-era small-business all-in-one — print, scan and copy from one machine, with practical output at a sensible running cost. Its black cartridge is the CE410A (305A) or the high-yield CE410X (305X), and the colors are CE411A cyan, CE412A yellow and CE413A magenta. This page stocks the compatible cartridges for all five codes.

An all-in-one earns its footprint by replacing three devices, and the M375's long second life in small offices comes from doing those three jobs without fuss. Scanning and copying add no consumable burden beyond the same four toner cartridges that printing uses, so the supply picture stays as simple as a plain printer's: keep the 305A family stocked and the machine handles everything thrown at it.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
HP CE410A Black, HP 305A Toner	Black	See product page
HP CE410X Black High Yield, HP 305X Toner	Black	See product page
HP CE411A Cyan, HP 305A Toner	Cyan	See product page
HP CE412A Yellow, HP 305A Toner	Yellow	See product page
HP CE413A Magenta, HP 305A Toner	Magenta	See product page
HP 305X & 305A s Color Laserjet 4 Color Set (CE410X, CE411A, CE412A, CE413A)	Full color set	See product page
HP 305A Color Laserjet 4 Color Set (CE410A, CE411A, CE412A, CE413A)	Full color set	See product page
HP 305A Premium Quality 4 Color Set (CE410A, CE411A, CE412A, CE413A)	Full color set	See product page
HP Pro 300 color MFP M375 Color Laserjet 4 Color Set	Full color set	See product page

This shelf also carries the same 305A codes under M375 MFP and shared labels — all built for this machine's slots:

Which cartridge should you buy?

The black slot offers the family's one capacity choice: the standard CE410A for ordinary document volume, or the CE410X, whose deeper fill suits an all-in-one that also feeds a copy queue and prints all day. The colors CE411A, CE412A and CE413A come as standard fills only, so the rule there is to replace the color that empties, when it empties. Because an MFP tends to be the only color device in a small office, a four-color set is a sensible shelf reset once a year or so — but as a reaction to a single low warning, a single cartridge is always the thriftier buy.

Chip, toner and everyday use

The M375 reads each cartridge's chip to verify the code and gauge the toner left, and the compatibles here are chipped to the 305A/305X codes, so scan, copy and print all see honest levels. Fit a cartridge by sliding it home until it clicks, then let the machine calibrate; the first copies after a change are the calibration doing its work. If a color fades unevenly late in a cartridge's life, remove it and rock it gently to redistribute the toner before condemning it. Keep spares sealed in a dry place, and note the 1-year warranty and 1-year returns on every compatible listed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner does the LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375 use?

The HP 305A/305X family: CE410A or high-yield CE410X for black, CE411A cyan, CE412A yellow and CE413A magenta. The same four cartridges serve its printing, scanning-to-print and copying alike.

Is the CE410X a better buy than the CE410A for an all-in-one?

If the M375 prints and copies steadily all day, usually yes — the high-yield black lasts longer and lowers the cost per page. For a lightly used machine, the standard CE410A keeps the upfront spend down with no downside.

Does copying wear out toner faster than printing?

Copying uses the same toner at roughly the same rate per page as printing the same document. What changes is volume: an office copier habit can quietly double a machine's page count, which is an argument for the CE410X black.

Do I need to replace all four cartridges when one runs out?

No. Each slot is independent — replace the cartridge the panel names and leave the others. The four-color sets on this page are for restocking convenience, not a requirement.