HP 131A Original LaserJet Toner Tri-Pack Cyan Magenta Yellow 1,800 Pages Each for LaserJet Pro 200 M251 M276

The HP 131A Tri-Pack (U0SL1AM) contains three original HP toner cartridges — cyan, magenta and yellow — each rated at 1,800 pages, for the LaserJet Pro 200 M251 M276. It suits offices that replace all three colours together and want one box on the shelf instead of three separate part numbers.

Before ordering, match it to your printer: the confirmed models are HP LaserJet Pro 200 color M251 series (e.g. M251nw), HP LaserJet Pro 200 color MFP M276 series (e.g. M276nw). Toner and drum part numbers in the same family look almost identical, so the sections below spell out which neighbouring parts are different and what this one will not do.

Genuine HP supplies are made for this printer family: the chip reports levels correctly, the toner is matched to the fuser and the drum, and print density stays consistent from the first page to the last. For offices that print contracts, invoices or colour marketing pages, that consistency matters more than a lower shelf price, and it avoids the error messages and service calls that badly made cartridges can cause.

• 3 x HP 131A toner cartridges: 1 cyan, 1 magenta, 1 yellow (1,800 pages each)
• HP recycling guide

• 1,800 pages per colour means each cartridge prints roughly that many pages at standard 5% coverage (ISO/IEC 19798); photos and full-colour slides use toner faster.
• The printer control panel and its web page show the remaining level; order the replacement when the first low warning appears, so you are never stopped mid-job.
• Buying the three colours together means one pack on the shelf and avoids ordering the wrong colour code.
• Colours rarely run out together — store the remaining two sealed until the printer asks for them.
• Used cartridges go back through HP Planet Partners — free cartridge return.

• It does not contain black — the M251 / M276 black is the HP 131A (CF210A) or 131X (CF210X, 2,400 pages), sold separately
• Other HP LaserJet Pro colour printers such as the M252 / M277 — they use the HP 201 family
• Printers not on the list above — even when the cartridge looks the same, the chip and fittings differ between families.