SL-M2825

The Samsung SL-M2825 steps the workgroup mono engine up a gear for busier offices, delivering faster single-function printing in the '5/6' Xpress generation. When volume climbs, this is the tier that keeps pace.

Toner comes in two sizes for the SL-M2825: the MLT-D116S standard cartridge and the MLT-D116L high-yield. Both are available as wallet-friendly compatibles and as genuine Samsung OEM cartridges, with fast shipping from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for SL-M2825

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

Samsung MLT-D116S
Samsung MLT-D116L

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the high-yield version of the MLT-D116S family worth it for the SL-M2825, and will the printer accept both if I print a lot?

Samsung sells the MLT-D116S / MLT-D116L in two capacities for the SL-M2825: standard (MLT-D116S) and high yield (MLT-D116L). Match the cartridge to your volume — frequent printing favors the MLT-D116L, while a few pages a week favors the MLT-D116S. It is purely a capacity question, not a quality question.

Why does my SL-M2825 print pages that look pale with thin-looking text halfway through a cartridge's life?

Fading like that usually points to a cartridge running low, but on the SL-M2825 it can also mean the imaging drum is wearing out. Start by checking the toner level on the printer's display or in Samsung's printer software; if it reads low, replace the cartridge. That simple sequence usually pinpoints the culprit in a minute or two.

Prints from my SL-M2825 come out with toner that brushes right off — what should I check first even with a new MLT-D116S?

When toner from the SL-M2825's MLT-D116S cartridge smudges instead of melting into the fibers, the prime suspect is the fuser — the hot roller at the printer's output. Before suspecting hardware, check that the paper-type setting matches the loaded stock: heavy or glossy paper on a plain-paper setting under-fuses every time. Nine times out of ten this is a settings or media mismatch, not a broken part.