SKU:

106R01219

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

106R01219

Ink Color:

High Yield Magenta

Page Yield:

12,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our reds have started printing orange. Is the magenta cartridge really behind that?

Almost certainly, yes. Red is not a color the printer keeps in a bottle — it builds red on the page by laying magenta over yellow. While the 106R01219 is healthy, magenta carries its half of that mix. As the cartridge empties, yellow quietly takes over the partnership: pure reds slide to orange, deep reds wash toward rust, and burgundy logos start looking like terracotta. Nothing else on the page changes — blues and greens stay honest — which is exactly the fingerprint of a magenta cartridge at the end of its life rather than a printer fault.

Faces in our photos are coming out sunburned-yellow. Same cause?

The same one, wearing a different disguise. Skin tones live in a narrow band where magenta does the delicate work — it is what keeps a face warm instead of jaundiced. When magenta runs thin, printed faces drift yellow and slightly green around the edges, like a photograph left in a shop window. Brochures and staff photos are usually where an office notices first, because eyes forgive a wrong chart color long before they forgive a wrong face.

What does "high yield" buy me with the 106R01219?

Time between interventions. This cartridge is rated at 12,000 pages, and at $84.69 that works out to roughly 0.71 cents per rated page. On a shared workgroup machine like the Phaser 6360, a high-yield unit means the magenta slot stays closed for months instead of weeks — fewer interruptions mid-run, fewer emergency orders, and a supplies cupboard that does not need a magenta shelf of its own. The rating assumes about 5% page coverage, so a graphics-heavy office will land under the number and a memos-and-invoices office near it.

Can I confirm magenta is the empty one before I spend anything?

Print the printer's own supplies status page and read the solid color bars. Each bar is a single cartridge printing alone, with no color mixing to hide behind. A sound magenta bar is dense and even from edge to edge; a bar that prints pale, pinkish or streaked belongs to a spent cartridge no matter what percentage the panel claims. That one sheet settles the argument in half a minute, without opening the machine or swapping parts on a guess.

The cartridge I pulled out is stamped 106R01219. Is that what I reorder?

It is. That single code fixes the color, the high-yield class and the machine family all at once, which is why this listing carries it in its name. The same unit serves the Phaser 6360DN and its siblings the Phaser 6360DT and Phaser 6360DX, so whichever badge is on your machine, matching that code is the entire decision. No conversion, no alternate number to hunt down.

What if the new cartridge arrives damaged, or the reds still print orange?

Every cartridge we sell is covered for a full year, and returns are free for that entire year — a unit that arrives leaking, or one that does not restore your reds, goes back on us. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the full terms live on our shipping and returns page. If you would rather talk it through first, support answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This 106R01219 High Yield Magenta Toner Cartridge

This is a single Clever Supplies compatible magenta cartridge that replaces the Xerox 106R01219 — one high-yield cartridge in the box, rated at 12,000 pages and priced at $84.69, about 0.71 cents per rated page. Magenta is the red-making cartridge: it is half of every red, the warmth in every skin tone, and the ingredient that keeps your branding red instead of orange. Because it is the high-yield build, it suits a busy Phaser 6360 that would chew through a standard cartridge in short order. Match the code on the unit you removed and the replacement seats with no tools and no settings to change.