SKU:

SCX-4725A

Printer Brand:

Samsung

OEM Number:

SCX-D4725A

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

3,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does one cartridge mean in working weeks for an SCX-4725A?

Translate the 3,000-page rating into your own rhythm. A desk printing 100 pages a week is looking at roughly thirty weeks from one SCX-D4725A; double the volume and it is fifteen weeks; a busy 500-page week burns through in about six. Most small offices sit in the first two bands, which is why a single cartridge for the SCX-4725A is a twice-a-year purchase rather than a monthly errand — and why a spare on the shelf turns a toner warning into a two-minute swap instead of a delivery wait.

The cartridge that came with our machine ran out fast — will this one do the same?

Probably not, and the reason is unglamorous: printers commonly ship with a starter cartridge filled well below the standard supply's capacity, so the first cartridge's short life says little about the machine's appetite. This is a full SCX-D4725A rated at 3,000 pages, the standard fill for the platform. If your starter lasted two months, expect this one to run noticeably longer at the same volume — the honest comparison is pages per cartridge, and on that measure the replacement is the bigger supply.

Will this fit our SCX-4725A — and what else does it fit?

Yes — this listing is the SCX-4725A's own. The same SCX-D4725A code is also the listed supply for the Samsung SCX-4725ELS and SCX-4725F, so an office running any mix of those three machines stocks a single cartridge type. That shared code is worth knowing before you order a second supply line for a sister machine: the cartridge in this box is the cartridge all three drink from.

Can we keep a spare cartridge on the shelf, or does toner go stale?

A sealed spare keeps well. Leave it in its box, flat, in a dry cupboard away from radiators and sunlit windows, and it will wait patiently for its turn — toner is a dry powder, not a liquid ink, and shelf time alone does not degrade it. What a spare dislikes is damp, heat and a broken seal. Kept sensibly, the cartridge you buy today is the cartridge that rescues you on the morning the fitted one fades.

Our first pages after fitting came out streaked — who do we talk to?

Start with the simple checks: the seal fully removed, the cartridge seated until it clicks, and a few pages run through to settle the toner. If streaks persist, talk to us — support answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and a cartridge that misbehaves out of the box is a warranty matter, not your problem to engineer around. Every one of these cartridges is covered against defects for a year, with free returns across the same twelve months if a unit has to come back.

How do returns work if we ordered the wrong cartridge?

Order mistakes happen, and they are inexpensive ones here: returns are free of charge for a full year, so an unopened box that turns out to be the wrong supply goes back without a restocking penalty eating the refund. The mechanics are laid out on the shipping and returns page. It is still worth a ten-second check of the code on your old cartridge — SCX-D4725A is the string you want to see — before the box is opened.

About This SCX-D4725A Cartridge for the SCX-4725A

Priced at $56.02 and rated for 3,000 pages, this SCX-D4725A supply works out near 1.87 cents a page in the SCX-4725A — the kind of figure that turns toner from a recurring worry into a line item you check twice a year. The code is shared with the SCX-4725ELS and SCX-4725F, and the rest of the office's Samsung machines are covered by the broader Samsung toner range.