SKU:

M475dw-4PK-COM

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CE410A, CE411A, CE413A, CE412A

Ink Color:

Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Page Yield:

Black: 2,200, Color: 2,600 Each Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge Set

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our M475dw serves three departments. How does one set simplify the stock cupboard?

Instead of four separate part numbers arriving at four different times, the whole 305A row lands in a single carton: one CE410A black, one CE411A cyan, one CE412A yellow and one CE413A magenta, each in its own sealed bag. Whoever keeps the supplies shelf deals with one box, one order and one price — $80.78 for the complete set.

Can whoever manages the printer watch toner levels from their own desk?

Yes. The M475dw carries a built-in web server, so the supplies page can be opened from any browser on the office network and shows all four cartridges side by side. Low-toner alerts can also be sent by email, which means the person responsible learns about a fading cartridge days before the first user complaint reaches them.

Why does the black run out first on a shared machine like this?

Because the M475dw quietly spends black toner in the background. Incoming faxes print themselves, walk-up copies of letters and forms are almost always monochrome, and most network print jobs are ordinary documents. The CE410A is rated at 2,200 pages, while the CE411A, CE412A and CE413A colors carry 2,600 pages each — but the black still empties sooner, simply because it works more shifts.

Does the automatic two-sided printing stretch a cartridge further?

Not directly. Duplexing halves paper use, yet each printed side still lays down the same toner as a single-sided page. What does stretch a cartridge is the draft or toner-saving mode in the driver, handy for internal proofs — final copies for clients are better run at normal density.

How should the spare set be stored when several people can raid the cupboard?

Write the arrival date on the carton and keep it flat, dry and out of direct light. Because every cartridge is sealed on its own, a colleague can take just the one their slot needs and leave the remaining three untouched — no half-opened box shedding parts across the shelf.

When should the next set be ordered?

A practical trigger is the first low warning on any slot. At that point the black typically has a few hundred of its 2,200 pages left, which is plenty of cover while a replacement set travels — and ordering the full row again keeps every cartridge in the machine close in age.

About This 305A Set for the M475dw

A shared M475dw has no single owner, and toner becomes everybody's problem the day it runs dry mid-job. This set is the admin-friendly answer: the complete 305A line-up — CE410A black at 2,200 pages, CE411A cyan, CE412A yellow and CE413A magenta at 2,600 pages apiece — bought once, shelved once, and monitored from the same supplies page the office already uses. When the LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475dw calls for a cartridge, the right one is already in the building.

Delivery comes from the nearest of our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the shipping & returns page covers timing and the returns process. Every set carries a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, questions are answered Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST, and the wider 305A range is catalogued under HP.

From first to last of the series — LaserJet Pro 400 Color M451dw, LaserJet Pro 400 Color MFP M475dn, LaserJet 400 Color MFP M475dw, LaserJet Pro 300 Color MFP M375nw and LaserJet Pro 400 Color M451dn — the 305A (CE410A–CE413A) does the printing. The platform's other listings include the 305A black cartridge (CE410A), the 305A cyan cartridge (CE411A), the 305A yellow cartridge (CE412A) and the 305A magenta cartridge (CE413A).