130A Toner Cartridge 4-Pack

If you print in both black and color, replacing several cartridges at once can be simpler than piecing together supplies as each one runs out. This 130A set includes black, cyan, yellow, and magenta cartridges, with a chip in each cartridge for compatible printer recognition and toner-level tracking.

The main decision is fit: this set is listed for specific HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP models, so the printer name matters more than the cartridge label alone.

Best use cases

This four-cartridge pack is aimed at owners of the listed M176 and M177 printers who want black and color toner on hand together. It can suit routine home-office documents, forms, and occasional color pages, especially if you prefer to replace a depleted cartridge from one set rather than source each color separately. Picture printing a few color charts alongside everyday black-text pages: the set covers both types of work, though actual toner use will depend on what those pages contain.

You’ll appreciate it if your printer model appears in the compatibility list and having all four colors available is useful. If you print only black text, a color-inclusive pack may not match your needs as closely as a black-only purchase.

Product specs

• Format: Four toner cartridges
• Colors: Black, cyan, yellow, and magenta
• Listed compatibility: HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M176, M176n, M176fn, M177, and M177fw
• Chip: Each cartridge includes a chip, the listing says it supports toner-level tracking
• Stated page yield: Up to 1,300 pages for black and 1,000 pages for each color cartridge, based on 5% coverage on Letter/A4 pages

The yield figures are estimates tied to light page coverage, not a promise for every print job. Pages with large color areas or dense graphics can use toner faster, without that measurement for your own documents, treat the listed yield as a planning reference rather than a guaranteed count. Also match the full printer model before ordering—the similar M176 and M177 names make a quick model check worthwhile.

Where it shines

The practical appeal is having the four listed colors together, plus chips intended to report current toner levels. That can make it easier to keep track of supplies instead of discovering a color is empty when a job is already underway. Compared with buying only the cartridge that has just run out, this pack makes more sense when you expect to use both black and color and want replacements for the set of colors available.

The tradeoff is that the listing doesn’t provide details such as print-quality comparisons or independent yield results. If color printing is rare, keeping extra color cartridges may be less useful than choosing supplies based on the one color you actually need. The included chip is a stated feature, but the specific printer model remains the key compatibility check.

Should you buy it?

This set is worth considering when your printer is one of the listed M176 or M177 models and you want black, cyan, yellow, and magenta cartridges together. The toner-level tracking feature may also be helpful if you prefer to monitor supplies before they run out. Better avoided if your printer model isn’t on the list, you only need black toner, or your buying decision depends on verified print-quality results that aren’t provided here. For a straightforward replacement across all four colors, the format is convenient, for infrequent color printing, buying only what you need may be the more sensible approach.