Phaser 7800 Toner Cartridges
The Phaser 7800 is the standard model in Xerox's 7800 color laser family, built for professional document output, and it runs on a single high-yield cartridge line: black 106R01569, cyan 106R01566, magenta 106R01567 and yellow 106R01568. Every cartridge we sell for this machine is the high-yield version, so there is no standard-yield variant to hunt for. The four colors are separate units that are changed one at a time, and every compatible cartridge here carries a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.
As the family's base configuration, the 7800 shows up in offices that print polished documents all day: reports with color charts, client-facing proposals and internal material that has to look sharp on ordinary paper. Its cartridge shelf is also the widest in the family — individual high-yield cartridges, black multi-packs for document-heavy teams and color sets in several sizes all sit on this page, because base-model owners restock in more ways than anyone else. Whichever pattern your office follows, the part numbers never change: the same four codes feed every Phaser 7800 configuration.
Toner Cartridges for Phaser 7800
Which cartridge should you buy?
Match the pack to your print mix. If most of your pages are black text with occasional color, the Black 2 Pack and its larger brothers keep the hardest-working cartridge stocked at a lower cost per cartridge, while colors are bought singly as they fade. When a full set of colors runs low together — common after a long run of presentation work — the 4 Color Set replaces all four slots in one order. Buying singles the rest of the time avoids paying for toner that would sit in a drawer. Because all four cartridges are high-yield, each swap buys a long stretch of printing before the next one.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The high-yield cartridges carry chips that report toner levels to the printer, and a correctly seated cartridge is recognized as soon as the door closes. Long intervals between swaps are normal with this line; that makes storage habits matter more, not less. Keep the next cartridge sealed until the day it goes in, store it flat at room temperature, and avoid leaving a spare sitting on top of the warm printer. Page yield ratings assume about 5% coverage, so offices printing full-color pages will see lower counts — judge your reorder point by the printer's own level readings rather than by a page tally. A gentle side-to-side rock can level out the toner in a cartridge that starts printing light near the end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner does the Phaser 7800 use?
Four high-yield cartridges: 106R01569 for black, 106R01566 for cyan, 106R01567 for magenta and 106R01568 for yellow. Those are the only four part numbers this printer takes.
Are all the cartridges for this printer high yield?
The line sold here is high yield across all four colors, as the product names state. If you are comparing against a cartridge already in your machine, match the 106R part number rather than a capacity label.
Do these cartridges fit the other Phaser 7800 models?
Yes — the 7800DG, 7800DN, 7800DX, 7800GX and the rest of the family listed below all run on the same four part numbers. A spare bought for this machine also fits those configurations.
My printer says one color is low. Should I replace all four?
Only the low one. The colors deplete independently, and replacing a cartridge that still has toner left wastes the pages remaining in it. Keep a full set in reserve only if downtime is costlier to you than the toner.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The identical cartridge line also feeds these Phaser 7800 configurations: Phaser 7800DG, Phaser 7800DN, Phaser 7800DNS, Phaser 7800DX, Phaser 7800DXS, Phaser 7800GX, Phaser 7800GXS, Phaser 7800YDN, Phaser 7800YDX, Phaser 7800YGX.