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Message: <blockquote data-quote="azhrei_fje" data-source="post: 4591664" data-attributes="member: 12966">I have an HP Color LaserJet 4700dn (the "dn" is "duplex/network" included).Here are some stats from the printer's web-based "Device Status" pages:Black Cartridge  61%           3593 printed, est 5619 remainingCyan Cartridge  63%            2900 printed, est 4937 remainingMagenta Cartridge  69%       2952 printed, est 6570 remainingYellow Cartridge  75%         2952 printed, est 8856 remainingHistorical Printer Coverage:Black 5.5%Cyan 5.7%Magenta 3.4%Yellow 3.7%Depending on how the usage overlaps, I should have at least 4937 pages left before the first cartridge needs replacement.  Since the install date is 2007-11-10, those numbers represent about 13 months of use so I should have approximately 20 months before replacement is necessary.  That cartridge is $100 from "LD Products", a printer supply reseller that I've used for years and always has a good price and excellent customer service.  So that's 9000 b&w pages for $100, or about a penny apiece.  The color printing costs about 3x that, close to four pennies a page.  Of course, for me the printer and supplies are a business expense.I print mostly b&w and my wife prints mostly color (she prints web pages the "easy" way, while I will set the printer driver to grayscale mode for speed and ink conservation).YMMV.</blockquote>