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HP LaserJet Pro M404dn Toner Cartridges
The HP LaserJet Pro M404dn is a monochrome laser printer designed for productive business and office printing. For the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, it uses the HP 59A (CF259A) black toner cartridge and also supports the HP 59X (CF259X) high-yield black toner cartridge for higher-volume printing.
HP 59A Compatible Toner Cartridges
Select the cartridge you need below to view product details, pricing and availability.
HP LaserJet Pro M404dn Cartridge Compatibility
The HP LaserJet Pro M404dn is compatible with the HP 59 toner cartridge family in the African market. Use HP 59A (CF259A) for standard-yield printing or HP 59X (CF259X) for higher-volume printing. Choose from available iPRINT compatible and Original HP toner cartridges listed on this page.
HP LaserJet Pro M404dn Buying Guide
Choose the HP 59A (CF259A) for regular office printing. For higher print volumes, the HP 59X (CF259X) high-yield cartridge provides significantly more pages and reduces the frequency of cartridge replacement. iPRINT compatible cartridges provide a cost-effective option for regular business printing, while Original HP cartridges are available for customers who prefer genuine HP supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner cartridge does the HP LaserJet Pro M404dn use?
In the African market, the HP LaserJet Pro M404dn uses the HP 59A (CF259A) black toner cartridge and also supports the HP 59X (CF259X) high-yield black toner cartridge.
Can I use iPRINT compatible HP 59A CF259A toner in the HP LaserJet Pro M404dn?
Yes. An iPRINT compatible HP 59A (CF259A) toner cartridge designed for the HP LaserJet Pro M404dn can be used as a cost-effective option for everyday business and office printing.
What is the page yield of the HP 59A CF259A toner?
The Original HP 59A (CF259A) black toner cartridge has an approximate yield of 3,000 pages. Actual yield varies depending on printed content and usage