LaserJet Enterprise M806DN
HP introduced the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN in the early-2010s as a mono single-function printer for high-volume departmental printing, and plenty of them are still on the job. The LaserJet Enterprise M806DN was never about flash; it was about high-volume departmental printing, and on that measure it still delivers. The DN suffix on the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN means duplex printing and networking come standard — two-sided output on a shared office printer.
For the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN, toner means the HP 25X family: the CF325X cartridge, common to 18 models in the lineup. Stock up on HP 25X cartridges for the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN: genuine OEM CF325X for the purists, compatible versions for everyday savings.
Toner Cartridges for LaserJet Enterprise M806DN
This printer works with the following toner cartridges:
- HP CF325X
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- LaserJet Enterprise M806Z
- LaserJet Enterprise M830Z
- LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830
- LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830Z
- LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830Z NFC
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- LaserJet M806X+
- LaserJet M806X+NFC
- LaserJet M806Z
- LaserJet MFP Flow M830
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cartridge codes fit the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN?
The LaserJet Enterprise M806DN fits CF325X. The code printed on the box is what matters; matching it exactly is how you avoid returns.
How should I store spare toner for the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN?
Keep spare CF325X cartridges sealed in their original packaging until the LaserJet Enterprise M806DN needs them — toner breaks down faster in heat and humidity. Store them flat in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight. Don't open a new cartridge until you're ready to install it.
What does the toner-low message on my LaserJet Enterprise M806DN mean?
The LaserJet Enterprise M806DN estimates toner from page counts rather than weighing the cartridge, so "low" means it's getting close — not that it's empty. Keep a spare CF325X on hand and swap it when print quality visibly fades. The warning usually clears on its own once the new cartridge is recognized.
