HP LaserJet P4515XM Toner Cartridges

LaserJet P4515XM

The LaserJet P4515XM sits at the top of the P4515 range: HP packaged it as the maximum-configuration bundle of the line, aimed at the busiest print environments in the building. It prints in black only and feeds from the HP 64-series cartridge family — the standard CC364A, the high-yield CC364X, and the extended-yield CC364AJ for the heaviest monthly volumes.

A printer in this position rarely gets a quiet day. It is the machine a department leans on when reports, invoices and shipping paperwork all land at once, so the buying question is less about whether a cartridge fits — all three tiers above do — and more about how rarely you want to stop and swap one. High-yield and extended-yield builds exist precisely for desks that measure a cartridge's life in weeks, not months.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet P4515XM

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
CC364A (64A)	Black	See product page
CC364A — 10 Pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — 2 Pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — 3 Pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — 5 Pack	Black	See product page
CC364X (64X) — High Yield	Black	See product page
CC364X — 2 Pack, High Yield	Black	See product page
CC364X — 3 Pack, High Yield	Black	See product page
CC364X — 5 Pack, High Yield	Black	See product page
CC364A — MICR	Black	See product page
CC364AJ — 5 Pack, Extended Yield	Black	See product page
CC364AJ (64AJ) — Extended Yield	Black	See product page
CC364AJ — MICR, Extended Yield	Black	See product page
CC364A — 5 Pack, Premium Quality	Black	See product page
CC364X — 10 Pack, High Yield	Black	See product page
CC364A — 4 Black	Black	See product page
CC364X — 4 Black	Black	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Start with how the machine is actually used. A standard cartridge suits a P4515XM that shares its workload with other printers, but most XM installations print hard enough that the high-yield tier is the sensible default: fewer interruptions and a lower cost per page over the cartridge's life. The extended-yield build goes one step further for the very busiest months, and the multi-packs below cut the per-cartridge cost again for offices that would rather stock a shelf once than reorder constantly. MICR builds are the specialist exception — they exist for check printing and should only be chosen when that is the job.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Each cartridge carries a chip the printer reads on installation, so a correctly seated cartridge is recognized without menus or resets. If a swap lands in the middle of a long run, the low-toner warning is a forecast, not a stop order — pages usually continue cleanly for a while, and a gentle side-to-side shake of the old cartridge can redistribute the remaining toner for a few more documents. Keep the replacement sealed until the moment you fit it, and store spares flat in a cool, dry spot out of direct light.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cartridges fit the LaserJet P4515XM?

Three tiers of the same family: the standard CC364A, the high-yield CC364X and the extended-yield CC364AJ. They are interchangeable in the machine — the difference is how much toner each one carries.

What is the extended-yield cartridge for?

It is a longer-running build of the same cartridge, stocked for maximum-configuration duty. On a printer that prints all day, it simply stretches the gap between changes further than the high-yield tier can.

What does MICR mean on some of these cartridges?

MICR toner contains magnetic particles that bank scanners read, so those builds are made for printing checks. For everyday office documents, choose the regular builds — MICR is a specialty product, not an upgrade.

Will a compatible cartridge work as well as the original?

A well-made compatible produces output comparable to the original in this machine. Fit it, print a test page, and judge the density and sharpness yourself before running a long job.