Xerox
Compatible Xerox 106R01144 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Cyan
- Page Yield:
- 10,000 Pages
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Page Yield:
- 10,000 Pages
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Compatible Printers
- Phaser 6350
- Phaser 6350DP
- Phaser 6350DT
- Phaser 6350DXi>
- Specifications
- SKU:
- 106R01144
- Printer Brand:
- Xerox
- OEM Number:
- 106R01144
- Ink Color:
- High Yield Cyan
- Page Yield:
- 10,000 Pages
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Yields up to: 10000 pages
- Compatible Xerox 106R01144 Toner Cartridges can produce renown Xerox quality printing and reliability
- Unlike bargain brand toners compatible Xerox 106R01144 Toner Cartridges are designed to work specifically in Xerox printers for exceptional reliability that helps reduce maintenance costs and service calls
- Most reliable printing you can count on page after page
- Accept no imitations
- Ink/Toner Color: Cyan
- Ink/Toner Pack Size: 1/Pack
- Compatible with: Xerox Phaser: 6350 6350DP 6350DT and 6350DX printers
- Supply Type: Toner
- Cartridge Yield Type: High Yield
- Ink/Toner Cartridge Type: Compatible
- Reviews

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Compatible Xerox 106R01144 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Cyan is designed and tested to ensure optimum performance and outstanding productivity
Xerox Cyan high capacity toner cartridge is designed to deliver the best image quality and reliable printing. Toner cartridge is compatible with Xerox Phaser: 6350 6350DP 6350DT and 6350DX printers and yields up to 10000 pages.
Features:
Frequently Asked Questions
Ten thousand pages from one cyan cartridge — how long is that in real office time?
Longer than most people expect, because cyan is spent only on the color share of your work. At 500 color pages a month the 106R01144 is roughly a twenty-month cartridge; at 1,000 color pages a month it still runs about ten months; even a busy department pushing 2,500 color pages monthly gets a full quarter out of it. That is the point of a high-yield unit in a Phaser 6350: the cartridge stops being a monthly errand and becomes something you change a few times a year, at $52.97 for the whole stretch — about half a cent for each rated page.
The panel says cyan is low, yet our pages still look right. Do I swap it now?
Not on the gauge's word alone. The readout is an estimate built from your past coverage, not a dipstick in the toner — on a 10,000-page cartridge the final stretch of that estimate can still hold a great many pages. Watch the prints instead: cyan announces its own ending in the colors it builds. Blues drift toward purple, greens sour, and the page takes on a warm cast. While your blues are still honest, the cartridge still has work in it; when they start lying, order the replacement so it is on the shelf before the fade reaches a document that matters.
The cartridge I pulled is stamped 106R01144. Is that the number to reorder?
It is — that one code pins down the color, the high-yield class and the machine family together, which is why this listing is sold under the number itself. The same cartridge serves the Phaser 6350, the Phaser 6350DP and the Phaser 6350DT, so the badge on your machine does not change the answer. If the unit that came out reads 106R01144, this is its replacement — no cross-checking of color names or yield labels needed.
High yield just means more toner in the same slot?
Essentially, yes. The 106R01144 is the generously filled version of this printer's cyan cartridge: same bay, same seating, no settings to change — it simply carries enough toner to rate 10,000 pages where a standard-capacity cyan, sold under a different part number, runs out much sooner. Volume decides which belongs in your machine. A 6350 that prints color all day earns the high-yield unit back in fewer interruptions and a lower cost per page; a machine that prints a color page a week may never notice the difference. Match the code on your empty cartridge and you keep whichever class you already run.
A cartridge that lives in the printer this long — does it age in there?
Toner is a dry powder, and a sealed, seated cartridge in a normal office does not spoil on any schedule that matters here. What actually shortens a long-life cartridge's run is the work around it: heavy coverage months, and the small amounts every color job spends on calibration and rich mixes even when the page looks mostly black. If you keep a spare, store it sealed, flat and out of heat and sunlight, and it will be ready whenever the installed one finally fades. Buy by the code, store by common sense, and the 10,000-page rating stays honest.
What stands behind this cartridge once it is in my printer?
A full year of cover, with free returns across that whole year — a unit that turns up leaking or damaged, or one that fails to put your blues right, comes back to us at our cost. Stock ships from whichever of our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA is closest to you, and the full wording lives on our shipping and returns page. Prefer a person to a page? Our support desk answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
About This 106R01144 High Yield Cyan Toner Cartridge
One cartridge, bought by its number: this is the Clever Supplies compatible high-yield cyan that replaces the Xerox 106R01144 in the Phaser 6350 family, rated at 10,000 pages and priced at $52.97 — roughly half a cent per rated page. High yield is the whole story here. In a workgroup printer, cyan is the cool half of the color mix, half of every green and the backbone of every blue, and it drains quietly in the background of charts, letterheads and covers. A cartridge this size lets it drain for months instead of weeks. Match the code on the unit you removed and what arrives is the same specification, ready to seat with no tools and nothing to configure.

