Phaser 7800DNS Toner Cartridges

Team printing needs professional-quality documents, and the Phaser 7800DNS answers as a color laser built for exactly that. It is powered by four high-yield cartridges — black 106R01569, cyan 106R01566, magenta 106R01567 and yellow 106R01568 — each one a separate unit that is replaced on its own. The shelf for this configuration is deliberately simple: the four singles, a shared family set and two sets stocked under the DNS name, all compatibles with a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.

A team printer succeeds or fails on small logistics. The 7800DNS typically serves a defined group — a department, a floor, a project team — whose members print shared documents all week and expect the machine to be ready without thinking about it. That makes the toner routine part of the team's housekeeping: whoever notices a low warning orders the named cartridge, and the spare lives in the same cabinet every time. With only seven listings attached to this configuration, there is no catalog maze to get lost in; the part numbers are the whole story.

Toner Cartridges for Phaser 7800DNS

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
Xerox 106R01569 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Black	Black	High yield — see product page
Xerox 106R01566 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Cyan	Cyan	High yield — see product page
Xerox 106R01567 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Magenta	Magenta	High yield — see product page
Xerox 106R01568 Laser Toner Cartridge High Yield Yellow	Yellow	High yield — see product page
Xerox Laser Toner Cartridges High Yield 4 Color Set (106R01569/ 106R01566/ 106R01567/ 106R01568)	Set	High yield — see product page
Xerox Phaser 7800DNS Laser Toner Cartridges High Yield 4 Color Set	Set	High yield — see product page
Xerox Phaser 7800DNS Premium Quality Laser Toner Cartridges High Yield 4 Color Set	Set	High yield — see product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Routine restocking on the DNS means singles. The four colors empty at unrelated times on team work, so replacing the one the panel names is the economical default, and because every cartridge here is high yield, each replacement lasts a long stretch. Reach for the 7800DNS 4 Color Set when the picture changes: several colors low at once, a team moving to a new space, or a quarter-end reporting run you cannot afford to interrupt. Buying the set outside those moments mostly parks money in cartridges that will wait months for their turn.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Write the color on the box end when a spare arrives and store spares in the order they will be used; on a team machine, half of all toner confusion is really shelf confusion between look-alike cartridges. A new cartridge's chip is read automatically once the unit clicks into place — if the panel still shows the old level afterward, reseat the cartridge rather than restarting a buying decision. Yield ratings assume about 5% coverage, so presentation-heavy teams should expect fewer pages and watch the gauges. When a cartridge starts to fade, a gentle rock from side to side evens out the remaining toner and usually finishes the day's work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner cartridges fit the Phaser 7800DNS?

106R01569 for black, 106R01566 for cyan, 106R01567 for magenta and 106R01568 for yellow — the high-yield line shared across the Phaser 7800 family. Those four numbers are the complete list for this model.

Why does this page show fewer products than other 7800 pages?

This configuration is stocked with the essentials: the four singles and the 4-color sets. Nothing is missing — the cartridges themselves are the same ones sold across the family, so a single bought here is the cartridge your printer expects.

Is it cheaper to replace colors one at a time?

Almost always, yes. A color that still holds toner keeps printing after its neighbor is replaced, and singles let you spend only on the cartridge that actually ran out. Sets win on convenience at a full refresh, not on routine cost.