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HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Compatible Toner Cartridges
The HP LaserJet Pro P1102w adds wireless printing to the compact P1102 platform, making it useful for a small shared workspace or home office. Wireless connectivity does not change the consumable: this model uses HP 85A Black toner.
Compatible HP 85A Toner Cartridges for HP LaserJet Pro P1102w
Select the compatible supply you need below to view product details, pricing and availability
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Compatible Cartridge Compatibility
This printer uses HP 85A Black toner (CE285A). The active catalogue contains the genuine HP cartridge, rated at approximately 1,600 pages, and an iPrint compatible alternative. Yield varies with page coverage and job length. Choose genuine HP for the manufacturer-branded option or the active iPrint compatible cartridge where purchase price is the main consideration. Both listings should be checked for current stock and stated yield before checkout.
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Compatible Buying Guide
Do not select toner from the wireless model name alone. Check CE285A on the installed cartridge, then compare the active genuine and iPrint compatible listings. Shared wireless use may increase monthly output, so review yield as well as purchase price. Emerging Computers supplies from Nakuru with delivery across Kenya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which HP 85A supplies does the HP LaserJet Pro P1102w use?
The verified cartridge is HP 85A Black (CE285A). This page links the active genuine HP and iPrint compatible listings.
Does wireless printing change the cartridge used by the P1102w?
No. The wireless feature changes connectivity, not the toner specification. The verified cartridge remains HP 85A Black (CE285A).
What should a shared P1102w user consider before ordering?
Estimate the combined output from all connected users. A spare cartridge may be sensible when several people rely on the printer, but confirm current stock and the listed yield first.