HP LaserJet Enterprise M507DN Toner Cartridges

LaserJet Enterprise M507dn

Wired, two-sided and built for the long shift, the LaserJet Enterprise M507dn is the duplex-plus-Ethernet configuration of the M507 line: shared monochrome printing with automatic duplex. It feeds on HP 89A toner — the standard CF289A and the high-yield CF289X, also sold as the 89X — and every listing on this page is a compatible version of one of those two cartridges.

A shared duplex printer earns its place by never being the bottleneck: two-sided output by default for the whole workgroup, a network connection that takes jobs from every desk, and a toner routine simple enough that whoever is nearest handles the swap. That shared duty means cartridge life is measured in team output, not one person's printing, so the supply shelf matters as much as the printer.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet Enterprise M507dn

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
CF289A single	Black	See product page
CF289A 2-pack	Black	See product page
CF289A 4-pack	Black	See product page
CF289X single	Black	See product page
CF289X 2-pack	Black	See product page
CF289X 4-pack	Black	See product page
CF289A single	Black	See product page
CF289A 2-pack	Black	See product page
CF289A 4-pack	Black	See product page
CF289X single	Black	See product page
CF289X 2-pack	Black	See product page
CF289X 4-pack	Black	See product page

Also stocked: the same cartridges under sibling model names

Every model in this cartridge family gets its own listings on this page, even though the cartridge in the box never changes. The grouped listings below are those same two cartridges wearing sibling model names.

Which cartridge should you buy?

A shared duplex printer justifies the high-yield cartridge. The CF289X stocked here is the high-yield version of the standard CF289A and stretches the interval between swaps on a machine the whole group depends on. HP's documentation for this model also names a CF289Y high-yield cartridge; no CF289Y listing is stocked on this page, so the high-yield choice here is the CF289X. Lighter offices do fine on the standard CF289A, and the 2-pack and 4-pack listings let a busy office hold its buffer in the supply cupboard instead of in a shopping cart.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Seat a new cartridge until it clicks and the printer will read its chip and update the supply level on its own. If the level does not refresh, a door open-and-close or a restart prompts a fresh read. For a shared machine, store the spare sealed in the same room as the printer so a mid-job swap takes minutes. Remember that yield figures are estimates at standard test coverage: a department printing dense contracts two-sided all day will see fewer pages per cartridge than the rating, and that is normal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner cartridges does the LaserJet Enterprise M507dn use?

The standard CF289A and the high-yield CF289X, both stocked here in compatible singles and multi-packs. HP documentation also associates a CF289Y high-yield cartridge with this model, but it is not listed on this page.

Is there a CF289Y cartridge for the LaserJet Enterprise M507dn?

The CF289Y is documented as a high-yield member of this model's cartridge family. It is not stocked on this page; the stocked high-yield cartridge here is the CF289X, which fits the same printer.

Does automatic duplex change which cartridge the M507dn needs?

No. Duplexing changes how paper moves, not what feeds the print engine. The same CF289A or CF289X cartridge supplies single-sided and two-sided jobs alike.

Why does the supply alert stay on after a cartridge swap in the M507dn?

The alert clears once the printer detects the new cartridge's chip. Opening and closing the toner door, or restarting the printer, forces a fresh detection if the message lingers.