SKU:

CP4525xh

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CE260A, CE261A, CE262A, CE263A

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

11000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this set contain for the CP4525xh?

The four HP 648A cartridges: CE260A black, CE261A cyan, CE262A yellow, and CE263A magenta, the colors rated at 11,000 pages each. They are the same family used by the Color LaserJet CP4025dn generation of printers.

Does the "xh" in the model name change anything about toner?

No. The xh badge is about paper — extra tray capacity for long, unattended runs. The toner drawers and the cartridges that fill them are the standard ones for this family, which is exactly what this set supplies.

Why fit a full set before a long run instead of topping up one color?

A long run fails at its weakest cartridge. Starting with all four fresh means the run's length is limited by the paper trays, not by a magenta gauge that gives out two-thirds of the way through a thousand-page job.

How do I check the levels before committing to a big job?

Print the supplies status page from the control panel and compare each percentage against the size of the job ahead. If any color looks marginal, swap the set first — changing cartridges mid-run costs more time than changing them before it.

What if a cartridge from the set is defective?

The set is backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. A faulty cartridge is replaced or returned at no cost during that first year.

Where will the order ship from?

From the closest of our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and California warehouses. Delivery specifics are on the shipping and returns page, and support answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Four-Color Set for the CP4525xh

The CP4525xh earns its keep on volume: big trays, long queues, few interruptions. Its toner should be managed the same way — in complete sets, changed on your schedule instead of the machine's. One box, one session, and every gauge starts the next long run at full.

At $193.49, keeping a set beside a high-capacity machine is cheap insurance against the one failure mode volume printing cannot afford: stopping halfway through with three colors still healthy and the fourth at zero.