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Compatible Xerox 106R01507 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Cyan

Compatible Xerox 106R01507 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Cyan

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    SKU:
    106R01507
    Printer Brand:
    Xerox
    OEM Number:
    106R01507
    Ink Color:
    Cyan
    Page Yield:
    12,000 Pages
    Printer Type:
    Laser Cartridge
    Condition:
    New Compatible

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    Compatible Xerox 106R01507 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: 6700 6700DN 6700DT 6700DX 6700N series printers and yields up to 18000 pages.

     

    Features:

     

    • Yields up to 18000 pages
    • Only compatible Xerox 106R01507 Toner Cartridges can produce renown Xerox quality printing and reliability
    • Unlike bargain brand toners compatible Xerox 106R01507 Toner Cartridges are designed to work specifically in Xerox printers for exceptional reliability that helps reduce maintenance costs and service calls
    • Compatible with: Xerox Phaser 6700 6700DN 6700DT 6700DX 6700N series printers
    • Supply Type: Toner
    • Cartridge Yield Type : High Yield
    • Ink/Toner Cartridge Type: Compatible
    • Ink/Toner Color : Cyan
    • Ink/Toner Pack Size: 1/Pack

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why did the cyan seem fine for months and then look wrong all at once?

    A high-yield cartridge changes so rarely that your eyes recalibrate along with it. This 106R01507 is rated at 12,000 pages, and across that long run the cyan thins out a fraction at a time — blues lose depth so slowly that the drift feels normal. The failure only looks sudden on the day someone prints last quarter's brochure beside this morning's and the two blues refuse to match. Nothing broke overnight; the cartridge simply spent a year quietly getting lighter, and a side-by-side comparison is what finally exposes it.

    What does 12,000 pages mean for how often I think about toner?

    Mostly, that you stop thinking about it. At $67.67 the rating works out to roughly 0.56 cents per page, and a department printing a few hundred color pages a week can run the better part of a year on this one unit. The honest caveat is coverage: that 12,000 figure assumes about 5% of each page carries toner, the density of an ordinary letter. Cyan-heavy work — full-bleed flyers, chart decks, photo sheets — spends it faster, sometimes much faster, while memo-and-email offices can land close to the number.

    Our greens have gone yellowish and the blues look purple. Same cartridge?

    Very likely, yes. Green on paper is cyan married to yellow, and blue is cyan married to magenta. Cyan is the shared ingredient in both mixes, so when this cartridge runs dry the two families fail together: greens sour toward yellow-green, blues slide toward violet, and the whole palette takes on a warm cast because its cool half is missing. When reds and yellows still print honestly while every cool color lies, the cyan unit is where the evidence points.

    Can I confirm cyan is the empty one before ordering?

    Print the supplies page from the printer's own menu and read the solid color bars. Each bar is a single cartridge laying down toner alone, with no mixing to hide behind, so a healthy cyan bar is deep and even edge to edge while a spent one comes out pale, patchy or streaked — regardless of what the percentage gauge claims. Thirty seconds and one sheet settles it, and rules out the file, the driver and the paper in the same test.

    How do I make sure I reorder this cartridge and not a different cyan?

    Read the code stamped on the unit you pull out. The Phaser 6700 family accepts more than one cyan yield class, and the cartridges are told apart by that code, not by the color of the box or the name of the listing. If the spent unit reads 106R01507, this is the replacement — the high-yield cyan, 12,000 pages. Match code to code and there is nothing left to guess.

    What protection comes with the cartridge?

    Every cartridge we sell carries a one-year warranty, and returns stay free for that same full year — a unit that arrives damaged, leaks, or simply fails to bring your blues back goes back on us. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the full terms are 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 106R01507 High Yield Cyan Toner Cartridge

    This is a single Clever Supplies compatible high-yield cyan cartridge that replaces the Xerox 106R01507 across the whole family — the Phaser 6700, Phaser 6700N, Phaser 6700DN, Phaser 6700DT and Phaser 6700DX all take the same toner bay, since the letters describe paper handling and networking rather than a different cartridge. One cartridge in the box, rated at 12,000 pages and priced at $67.67, about 0.56 cents per rated page. High yield is a patience specification: fewer changes, fewer interruptions, and a per-page cost that rewards offices printing color in real volume. Cyan is the cool half of everything the 6700 prints — half of every green, the backbone of every blue — so when this unit finally fades, the drift is written across the whole palette at once. Match the code on your empty cartridge to this listing and what arrives seats with no tools and no settings to change.

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