LaserJet M806

For anyone running a LaserJet M806, the appeal is clear: a early-2010s mono single-function printer with none of the fragility of newer machines. Ask around about the LaserJet M806 and you'll hear the same story: years of high-volume departmental printing with minimal fuss.

Cartridge-wise, the LaserJet M806 belongs to the HP 25X family (CF325X), which means 18 other models use the same supplies. From the standard CF325X upward, our HP 25X selection keeps the LaserJet M806 supplied — in genuine OEM or quality-compatible form.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet M806

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

• HP CF325X

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• LaserJet Enterprise M806X+ NFC
• LaserJet Enterprise M806Z
• LaserJet Enterprise M830Z
• LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830
• LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830Z
• LaserJet Enterprise MFP Flow M830Z NFC
• LaserJet M806DN
• LaserJet M806X
• LaserJet M806X+
• LaserJet M806X+NFC
• LaserJet M806Z
• LaserJet MFP Flow M830

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner cartridges does the LaserJet M806 use?

The LaserJet M806 uses CF325X. Order by these exact codes — cartridges made for other HP families won't fit or won't be recognized.

What should I do if my LaserJet M806 doesn't recognize the new CF325X cartridge?

Power the LaserJet M806 off and on so it rescans the cartridge bay, and reseat the CF325X firmly to be sure its contacts meet the printer's. Also confirm the pull tab and any seals were removed — leftover tape is the most common reason the LaserJet M806 ignores a fresh CF325X.

What does the toner-low message on my LaserJet M806 mean?

The LaserJet M806 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.