Collection: Canon Toner Cartridges

Compatible Canon Toner Cartridges: Reliable Laser Output for Less

Canon imageCLASS, i-SENSYS, and laser MFP printers deliver excellent print quality, but Canon-branded toner can be expensive to replace. Castle Ink's compatible Canon toner cartridges match OEM page yields and print sharpness at savings of up to 70% off OEM prices. Whether you need Canon 119, 120, 128, 137, 052, 054, FX-9, FX-11, or one of the higher-volume CRG models, you'll find the exact replacement in the grid above—each cartridge is brand-new, smart-chip equipped, and backed by our 1-year guarantee.

Canon Toner Cartridge FAQs

Which Canon toner cartridge does my printer use?

Canon laser cartridges typically use the "Cartridge" or "CRG" naming convention: Canon 119/120 (imageCLASS LBP6300/MF6160), Canon 128 (MF4570/D550), Canon 137 (MF227/MF229), Canon 052/052H (LBP214/MF424), Canon 054/054H (MF642/LBP622), and the older FX-9/FX-11 for fax-class printers. Look at your existing cartridge label or the model section of your printer's user guide.

What's the difference between standard and high-yield Canon toner?

Canon labels high-yield toner with an "H" suffix (for example, 052 vs. 052H, or 054 vs. 054H). The H-yield versions hold roughly 2x the toner powder and print 2x more pages than standard. Both fit the same printers, so for offices that print regularly the H version delivers a much lower cost per page.

Will compatible Canon toner void my printer warranty?

No. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act prohibits Canon from voiding a printer warranty solely because you used a third-party toner. The only exception is if a defective cartridge directly causes printer damage—exceptionally rare with our quality-tested products.

How long does a Canon toner cartridge last?

Standard Canon toners typically print 1,600–3,400 pages, while H-yield versions deliver 6,000–10,000 pages depending on the model. Sealed cartridges have a 2-year shelf life when stored cool and dry. Once installed, page yields match OEM cartridges of the same designation.

How do I install a Canon toner cartridge?

Open the printer's front cover and slide out the existing toner cartridge. Unbox the new cartridge and gently rock it horizontally a few times to evenly distribute the toner. Pull off the orange/yellow protective seal tab fully (this is critical—skipping it will cause faded prints). Slide the new cartridge into the printer until it clicks, then close the cover.