SKU:

HP1300N

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

Q2613A

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

2,500 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the N add to a LaserJet 1300N?

A network port, so the little printer can be shared instead of tethered to one PC. Sharing changes who prints, never what prints — the LaserJet 1300N uses the same 2,500-page black cartridge as the base 1300, and that is the cartridge on this page.

Two or three people share ours. How long will 2,500 pages last?

For a small team printing correspondence and short documents, expect a cartridge to carry several months. The first sign of the end is familiar: edges of the text go light while the printer itself reports nothing dramatic.

The printer is old. Is it worth feeding it a new cartridge?

If the 1300N still feeds paper cleanly and its output was sharp before the fade, then yes — a worn-out cartridge is by far the most common cause of poor output on this model, and it costs far less than replacing the printer. Small printers of this era rarely die electronically; they fade, and fading is a consumable problem with a consumable cure.

How much is this cartridge?

$115.28. That is this listing's price for the full-size LaserJet 1300N black cartridge.

Warranty and returns coverage?

Every cartridge is sold with a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, and the return steps are set out on our shipping and returns page.

Shipping points and support availability?

Orders ship from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and California. You can reach support Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This LaserJet 1300N Cartridge

The 1300N put a genuinely small laser printer onto the office network, and many are still quietly working in corners of businesses that forgot they owned them — until the toner ran out. This compatible black cartridge, rated at 2,500 pages, is the supply that keeps it in service. In our HP compatible range it is the standard cartridge for the 1300 family, networked or not. Change it in moments, and the littlest printer on your network goes back to being the one nobody has to think about. That is the right relationship to have with a shared 1300N: invisible when it works, and one standard cartridge away from working again when it finally fades.