LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475DN

The LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475DN is the duplex-network all-in-one for small businesses: print, scan and copy, with two-sided output shared over the office line. Its toner family gives a workgroup two ways to fill the black slot: the standard CE410A (305A) or the high-yield CE410X (305X), while color comes from CE411A cyan, CE412A yellow and CE413A magenta.

This 2012-era machine suits teams that document heavily: contracts to scan, forms to copy, and client copies that have to look right in color. On a shared MFP, cartridge levels fall unevenly because copying adds its own drain on top of printing, so the supplies status is worth a glance during the weekly routine rather than after a job fails.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475DN

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
CE410A	Black	See product page
CE410X	Black, high yield	See product page
CE411A	Cyan	See product page
CE412A	Yellow	See product page
CE413A	Magenta	See product page
305A 4 Color Set (CE410A, CE411A, CE412A, CE413A)	Full set	See product page
305X & 305A 4 Color Set (CE410X, CE411A, CE412A, CE413A)	Full set, high-yield black	See product page
Pro 400 Color MFP M475dn 4 Color Set	Full set	See product page

Beyond the core range above, this shelf carries many further listings of the same family, including this model's own set and alternate listings of every cartridge:

Which cartridge should you buy?

Black first: a shared all-in-one burns through black on copies and everyday documents, so the high-yield black earns its place on any M475DN that serves more than a couple of desks; the standard black is the right spare to keep sealed in the cupboard. Colors should be replaced one at a time as they empty, since a set bought early ties up budget in cartridges that may sit for months. When three or four levels drop together, a full set resets the machine in one visit. Every compatible cartridge on this page is covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Each cartridge is chipped, and the MFP reads the chip for recognition and level reporting, so push a new cartridge in until it seats with a click and let the machine calibrate before the next copy run. A gentle side-to-side rock of a cartridge that is fading can redistribute the toner inside and carry a job through to the end of the day, but treat that as a bridge to the replacement, not a refill. Keep spare cartridges in their sealed bags in a cool cupboard, and fit the oldest stock first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner cartridges work with the LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475DN?

The machine takes CE410A or the high-yield CE410X in black, plus CE411A cyan, CE412A yellow and CE413A magenta. Match the code on the cartridge you remove before you order, and the replacement will seat and register correctly.

Do I need to replace all four cartridges at the same time?

No. The M475DN tracks each cartridge separately, so replace only the one that is empty and leave the others until their own levels run low. A full set only pays when several cartridges are near empty together.

Standard or high-yield for a shared MFP?

For a machine the whole office uses, the CE410X high-yield black usually wins: fewer changes, fewer interruptions. Lighter-duty machines are served just as well by the standard CE410A, which costs less per cartridge.