Product Description

Work smart. The legendary quality and reliability of HP is built into the HP LaserJet Q5949 print cartridge, delivering professional print quality and excellent value to your business. You can count on great results every time because HP cartridges and HP printers are designed together. HP's microfine toner formula and all-in-one cartridge components are precisely matched to provide consistently sharp text and smooth grayscale transitions throughout the life of the cartridge. Innovative HP Smart Printing technology in HP supplies and the printer makes HP printing supplies an easy to use, cost-effective choice. Receive automatic alerts when a cartridge is low. With HP Smart Printing technology that saves you time and lowers overall printing costs, the HP LaserJet Q5949 print cartridge is a perfect fit for the budget-conscious office.

Product Details

• Color: BLACK
• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: Q5949X
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 4.80" h x 7.72" w x 15.35" l, 2.82 pounds
• CPU: AMD Athlon 1 GHz
• Memory: 128000MB DRAM
• Hard Disk: 1GB
• Processors: 1
• Native resolution: 640x480
• Display size: 669.2913385827

Features

• Compatible with HP 1320 LaserJet series printers
• Print life of approximately 6,000 pages
• Provides clean, sharp text and smooth grayscales
• 1 easy-to-install black toner cartridge
• Backed by HP 1-year warranty

Customer Reviews

2 Cents per page.
I received the correct Q5949X cartridge.
My calculations for cost per page is only 2 cents per page, which is contrary to another reviewer's claim of 12 cents per page.
$120.00 divided by 6000 pages equals 2 cents per page.

This is the most economic cartridge for this type of printer
I am now on my second Q5949X. I was able to get the 6000 pages claimed. This is the most economic(cost per page) cartridge you can buy for this type of printer. About two cents per page.

real page count, and how to stretch it
With my previous instance of this cartridge, i was able to get about 4500 pages. Sometimes our household prints stuff that is more dense than a typical text-only business letter [which is what HP uses to calculate per-page toner usage -- I know, I used to work there]. Still at $112.00 / 4500, that's under 2.5c per page. --ALSO-- note that once the printer begins to warn of low toner [by lighting the amber supply indicator-lamp on the front panel] you can typically print many dozens of further pages before the toner really blanks out and goes soft in the middle of the page. A very old trick when you start to see physical evidence [on the page] of low toner, is to remove the cartridge, carefully rock it left to right [while holding the ends] and then re-install. When this finally fails to remove the lightness in the middle of pages, it is time to replace it. Low toner won't harm the printer [it's like printing a mostly blank page, for example]. Sometimes in this state, the printer will refuse to print and flash the amber warning light -- press the green "GO" button to force it to print. You can save a few bucks if you follow this advice...