Which toner fits the HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3303fdn?

The printing no counter sees

This machine has two USB host ports and can print straight from a stick, with no driver and no computer. That is handy, and it is the only printing path that appears in no tracking at all: no queue on a workstation, no log on a server.

On a shared machine, that is often what explains the gap between estimated volume and real consumption. Someone plugs in a stick, runs off a forty-page file, and nothing keeps a record — except the toner. If your cartridges empty faster than your calculations predict, the configuration page printed from the panel gives the machine's real counter: it is the only figure that does not lie.

How long does a set of 222A last?

The black has 1,300 pages, each colour 1,200 — almost equal yields. In practice you will replace the black two to three times more often: it works alone on every ordinary document, while the three colours are used only together and only on colour output.

The 222A comes in a 222X version, of clearly higher capacity, in the same slot. On a networked departmental machine, that is the format that spaces out the interruptions.

Wired networking, fax and feeder

It prints, copies, scans and faxes at 25 pages per minute in black and 26 in colour, with a 50-sheet automatic feeder, a 4.3-inch touchscreen and automatic duplex. It connects over Gigabit Ethernet or USB, with no Wi-Fi — that is what the final "n" signals, where the 3303fdw adds wireless for exactly the same cartridges.