Which One’s Better: HP CF280A Low-Yield and HP CF280X High-Yield Toner Cartridge

Most users don’t know exactly about the benefits of using high-capacity replacements over the ones with only standard capacities. The thing is there’s actually one note worthy amongst many of its advantages. But that’s not what we’re going to deal with here as this post will serve as your guide to determine whether it would be best for your office to use the HP CF280A or the HP CF280X.

First, both of these replacements support the same series or models of HP LaserJet Pro printers. Why? Because they are basically the same, but differ technically in their specifications, but just quite a bit. The low-yield toner is the HP CF280A (80A) while the high-yield is the HP CF280X (80X). Now, we mentioned these two are exactly similar and to prove it we provided brief details about them, see below:

Model Number	Type	Color	Supported Printers	Page-Yield
HP CF280A	Laser Toner	Black	Pro 400 M401-M425	2500
HP CF280X	Laser Toner	Black	Pro 400 M401-M425	6900

See that their only difference is the amount of printed pages it can deliver or possibly produce. So with that information, literally you can come up with a thought that the latter should be used generally for large-volume printing. However, it is not always the main case that you should consider. Yes, high-yield cartridges are basically designed for large-sized offices with greater demands of printing. But, it doesn’t mean that it can’t be used as well for low-volume.

What you might have been thinking is that, why would you use a cartridge with high-capacity when you’re only using the printer like twice or three times a week. Well then try to realize the point here, see the price of HP CF280A and compare it to HP CF280X’s price. Now if you have consumed the 80A of course you will have to spend again the same expense. While if you have bought the 80X instead, you spend less, you get more, no constant replacing, and most of all you get lower costs-per-page (If you don’t know how to calculate cost-per-page there are resources online to help you with that).

These two replacements contained specially engineered toner particles to be able to produce great print results that please consumers. According to Staples, you can actually save up to 32% cost when you buy the HP CF280X instead of the standard cartridge. But of course you if you prefer using the other one, there’s no problem with that as long your printing demands aren’t consider high-volumes.

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