HP C8061X Toner Cartridges

Departmental printing in the LaserJet 4100 era ran on a single cartridge pair, and it still does: the HP 61A (C8061A) for standard use and the high-yield HP 61X (C8061X) for heavier loads. The whole family shares it — base LaserJet 4100, LaserJet 4100TN, the multifunction LaserJet 4100MFP, and the later LaserJet 4101. The 61X's bigger toner load means fewer change-outs and cheaper pages for busy departments; lighter offices do perfectly well with the 61A. Both yields are available at Clever Supplies in two forms — genuine OEM HP and compatible — so the decision is about volume and budget, never about fit. Every 4100 and 4101 accepts this cartridge.

Works with these HP printers

• LaserJet 4100
• LaserJet 4100
• LaserJet 4100DTN
• LaserJet 4100MFP
• LaserJet 4100N
• LaserJet 4100T
• LaserJet 4100TN
• LaserJet 4101
• LaserJet 4101MFP

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I check which cartridge my LaserJet 4100 takes?

Open the printer's front door and read the label on the installed cartridge, or print a supplies status page from the control panel — both show the cartridge number. Any 4100 or 4101 model uses the 61A/61X family, so confirming the model number alone is enough.

Does using a compatible 61X void my printer's warranty?

No. Printer warranties cover defects in the printer itself, and using third-party toner doesn't cancel that coverage. If a cartridge ever caused damage, that specific damage wouldn't be HP's responsibility — but compatible use alone doesn't void anything.

How often will a busy office replace the 61X?

That depends entirely on print volume, which is why the high-yield 61X exists: it stretches the interval between changes compared with the standard 61A. Offices printing hundreds of pages a week notice the difference quickly; lighter offices may find the 61A lasts them just fine.