Phaser 6300N
The Xerox Phaser 6300N is a workhorse color laser suited to shared office printing, handling reports, correspondence and everyday documents without fuss. Four high-yield cartridges keep it running — 106R01085 for black work, 106R01082 for cyan, 106R01083 for magenta and 106R01084 for yellow — and because they are separate units, a shared machine only ever waits on the one color that has actually finished.
Sharing changes a printer's life: more users, more varied jobs, and no single person watching the supplies. The 6300N absorbs that with a deep bench of a cartridge family — the same four codes, bought as singles when a slot runs dry or as sets when the office restocks properly. Its network role also spreads printing across the day rather than bunching it at one desk, which is gentler on everything, toner included.
Toner Cartridges for Phaser 6300N
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 106R01085 — High Yield | Black | See product page |
| 106R01082 — High Yield | Cyan | See product page |
| 106R01083 — High Yield | Magenta | See product page |
| 106R01084 — High Yield | Yellow | See product page |
| High Yield 4 Color Set (106R01085 / 106R01082 / 106R01083 / 106R01084) | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| Phaser 6300N High Yield 4 Color Set | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| Phaser 6300N Premium Quality High Yield 4 Color Set | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
Which cartridge should you buy?
Shared printers reward the buyer who thinks one step ahead. Singles answer the immediate question — the panel names a color, you fit that cartridge — and the four numbered singles above are the direct route. Sets answer the next three questions as well: the cartridge-number set, the 6300N high-yield set and the premium quality set each restore the full round, so the following low warning, whenever it comes, is met from the shelf instead of from a delivery van. For a machine several people depend on, that reserve is usually worth more than the small saving of buying strictly one at a time; for a lightly used N, singles keep the shelf honest.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The 6300N's cartridges are chipped and report their levels, which on a shared machine is a small mercy — anyone can check what is left before sending a long job. Fitting follows the front-cover routine: old cartridge out, new one rocked gently to distribute its toner, slid home until it clicks. Keep the removed cartridge in its replacement's packaging until it leaves the building; it keeps stray toner off desks and makes clear at a glance which unit was spent. A shared printer with one sealed spare set nearby rarely becomes an office emergency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner is compatible with the Phaser 6300N?
The high-yield four: 106R01085 black, 106R01082 cyan, 106R01083 magenta and 106R01084 yellow, available above as singles and as N four-color sets.
How can I be sure I am ordering the correct toner?
Compare the cartridge number on your current toner with the listings on this page; the products shown here are matched to the 6300N. Your printer manual also lists the exact cartridge the machine needs, and it will show the same four codes.
Does one empty color stop a shared printer?
Only that color is out of action, and it is a single-cartridge fix. The design of this family — four independent units — exists so a busy shared machine is never held up by a color the current job may not even use.
Are these cartridges covered if one is faulty?
Yes. Clever Supplies backs its compatible cartridges with a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns, which matters on a shared machine where a bad cartridge would otherwise become everyone's delay.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The rest of the family runs on these same four cartridges: Phaser 6300, Phaser 6300DN.
