SCX-4835HD
With expanded document handling on board, the SCX-4835HD serves offices whose queues outgrow what the base 4835 was built for.
The toner is the familiar MLT-D205S or MLT-D205L. We carry both yields in compatible and genuine OEM form.
Toner Cartridges for SCX-4835HD
This printer works with the following toner cartridges:
- Samsung MLT-D205S
- Samsung MLT-D205L
- Samsung MLT-D205E
More Samsung Printers
- ML-3310
- ML-3310ND
- ML-3312ND
- ML-3710
- ML-3710DW
- ML-3710ND
- ML-3712DW
- ML-3712ND
- SCX-4833
- SCX-4835FR
- SCX-5637
- SCX-5639FR
- SCX-5739FW
- ML-3310D
- ML-3312
- ML-3312D
- SCX-4833FD
- SCX-4833FR
- SCX-4833HD
- SCX-4835
- SCX-4835FD
- SCX-5637F
- SCX-5637FN
- SCX-5637FR
- SCX-5637HR
- SCX-5639
- ML-3710D
- SCX-5639HR
- SCX-5737
- ML-3712
- ML-3712D
- SCX-5737FW
- SCX-5739
Frequently Asked Questions
What if a seller lists the SCX-4835HD under a slightly different cartridge code?
When buying toner for your SCX-4835HD, let the cartridge code — MLT-D205S, MLT-D205L, or MLT-D205E — guide you instead of the printer's name. Samsung's model names look almost identical, and a single wrong letter can land you with a cartridge that won't fit. The code printed on your old cartridge is the one thing you can trust.
For the SCX-4835HD, is a compatible MLT-D205S a reasonable stand-in for the original?
Consistency is where genuine and compatible toner usually part ways: a genuine MLT-D205S in the SCX-4835HD holds even density across its whole life, while compatibles — built by many different makers — vary in how steady they stay. Some compatibles equal the genuine article, but results are harder to predict. If you go compatible, choose a reputable seller and inspect your first prints for streaks or light patches.
How much paper can an office really save by duplexing on the SCX-4835HD?
Duplexing on the SCX-4835HD costs no extra toner: each side gets the same coverage, so the MLT-D205S drains at the same rate — only your paper use drops, which adds up quickly in a busy office. Just don't run envelopes, labels, or very heavy stock through two-sided printing; they're the usual jam suspects.
