HP 92298A
HP 92298A Toner Cartridges
HP 92298A Toner Cartridges, HP 98A
- Backed by a One Year 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- FREE delivery on orders over $49, shipping within the contiguous U.S.
- Ships same day if order is placed before 4 PM PST
- Award-winning customer service you can count on
The LaserJet 4 and LaserJet 5 defined office printing in the nineties, and the black cartridge that drove them — the HP 98A (92298A) — is still on the market for the thousands of these machines still in service. A high-yield HP 98X (92298X) covers printers that work harder, and both versions drop into any model in the family: LaserJet 4, LaserJet 4 Plus, LaserJet 5, LaserJet 5M and the rest. These printers survive in warehouses and workshops because the cartridge never became scarce. Clever Supplies offers the 98A and 98X as genuine OEM HP originals and as compatibles, so keeping a classic running costs whatever you decide it should — factory toner or an economical equivalent. Three decades of service, one familiar cartridge.
Works with these HP printers
- LaserJet 4
- LaserJet 4M
- LaserJet 4M PLUS
- LaserJet 4PLUS
- LaserJet 5
- LaserJet 5M
- LaserJet 5N
- LaserJet 5SE
Frequently Asked Questions
My LaserJet 4 is decades old — will a new 98A cartridge still fit it?
Yes. HP never changed the cartridge design for this printer family, so a current 98A (92298A) drops into a LaserJet 4, 4 Plus, 5 or 5M exactly like the original did. The age of the printer doesn't affect cartridge compatibility here.
Are compatible 98A cartridges reliable for such an old printer?
They are a popular choice precisely because these printers are old — owners rarely want to pay full OEM price for a vintage machine. A decent compatible 98A prints clean black text; the genuine HP cartridge remains the option for anyone who wants factory-original supplies.
How long can I store a spare 98A before it goes bad?
Kept sealed in its packaging at room temperature, away from heat and sunlight, a toner cartridge stays usable for a long time — toner is a dry powder and doesn't dry out like ink. For a printer that sees occasional use, buying one spare at a time is plenty.
