If you bought a Canon i-SENSYS MF664Cdw or MF667Cdw from Officeworks, the cost of replacement toner may come as a surprise once the starter cartridges run low. Both printers use the Canon Cartridge 075 family, sold in Australia as CART075 standard-capacity toner and CART075H high-capacity toner.
The important decision is not simply “genuine or compatible”. Buyers also need to compare cartridge capacity, replacement frequency and cost per printed page. For regular office printing, a high-yield CART075H set can make substantially more financial sense than repeatedly buying standard CART075 cartridges.
Short answer: Genuine Canon CART075 is suitable for lighter or occasional printing, while CART075H is the better capacity for regular business use. For buyers focused on running costs, the OZ Premium Compatible CART075H four-colour set offers the same stated high-yield capacities at a substantially lower purchase price than the genuine high-capacity set.
Canon CART075 vs CART075H: what is the difference?
CART075 and CART075H fit the same supported printer family. The “H” identifies the high-capacity version. It contains more toner, produces more pages under the applicable ISO test method and needs to be replaced less frequently.
| Cartridge range | Black rated yield | Cyan, magenta and yellow rated yield | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canon CART075 standard capacity | Approx. 1,400 pages | Approx. 1,300 pages each | Light or occasional printing |
| Canon CART075H high capacity | Approx. 3,500 pages | Approx. 2,500 pages each | Regular office and business printing |
Compared with standard CART075, the high-yield black cartridge is rated for 2.5 times as many pages. Each high-yield colour cartridge is rated for about 92% more pages. Actual life will vary with page coverage, colour use, graphics, print settings and operating conditions.
Which printers use Canon CART075 and CART075H?
For the Australian Officeworks models covered by this guide, both toner capacities are designed for:
- Canon i-SENSYS MF664Cdw colour laser multifunction printer
- Canon i-SENSYS MF667Cdw colour laser multifunction printer
Canon model and cartridge codes can vary by region. Before ordering, check the label on your existing cartridge or the consumables section of your printer documentation and confirm that it specifies Cartridge 075 or 075H.
Genuine standard, genuine high yield or premium compatible?
There are three practical four-colour replacement choices for an MF664Cdw or MF667Cdw owner.
Best for lighter or occasional printing.
Best for regular printing where OEM toner is preferred.
Best for high-yield value and lower upfront cost.
| Option | Type | Capacity | Current set price | Main advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genuine Canon CART075 CMYK set | Canon OEM | Standard | $699.95 | Lower entry price than genuine high yield |
| Genuine Canon CART075H CMYK set | Canon OEM | High yield | $880.00 | Higher capacity with genuine Canon manufacturing |
| OZ Premium Compatible CART075H CMYK set | Third-party compatible; non-genuine | High yield | $465.00 | Lowest purchase price and lowest estimated cost per page |
Price snapshot: 21 September 2026. Prices and availability can change. Page yields are manufacturer or supplier ratings under standardised test conditions and are not a guarantee of the number of pages every user will achieve.
How much can the premium compatible CART075H set save?
At the prices above, the premium compatible high-yield four-pack costs $415 less than the genuine Canon CART075H four-pack. That is a saving of approximately 47.2% at the time of comparison.
It also costs $234.95 less than the genuine standard-capacity CART075 set—a saving of approximately 33.6%—despite carrying the higher CART075H rated yields. This is the most important value difference for customers who expect to keep their printer and print regularly.
Estimated toner cost per rated page
The table below uses current individual cartridge prices and the stated cartridge yields. It is a simple toner-only comparison and excludes paper, electricity, printer purchase price and maintenance. Colour pages may consume several toner colours at once, so each colour figure should be read as the cost per rated page for that individual cartridge, not the total cost of a full-colour page.
| Cartridge choice | Current individual price | Rated yield | Approx. toner cost per rated page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genuine CART075 Black | $186.00 | 1,400 pages | 13.3 cents |
| Genuine CART075H Black | $237.69 | 3,500 pages | 6.8 cents |
| Premium Compatible CART075H Black | $148.00 | 3,500 pages | 4.2 cents |
| Genuine CART075 Cyan, Magenta or Yellow | $196.00 each | 1,300 pages each | 15.1 cents |
| Genuine CART075H Cyan, Magenta or Yellow | $237.69 each | 2,500 pages each | 9.5 cents |
| Premium Compatible CART075H Cyan, Magenta or Yellow | $148.00 each | 2,500 pages each | 5.9 cents |
On this calculation, high yield already improves the economics of genuine Canon toner. The premium compatible option then reduces the estimated toner cost further: approximately 38% below genuine CART075H for both black and each colour when comparing the current individual-cartridge prices.
Related guide: Learn how capacity and print volume affect value in High Yield vs Standard Toner: Which One Saves You More?
Why OZ Toner is focusing on compatible CART075H rather than standard yield
A standard-capacity compatible cartridge can have a lower shelf price, but that does not automatically make it better value. When the price gap to a high-yield cartridge is relatively small, the extra page capacity and fewer interruptions usually matter more.
For that reason, OZ Toner’s value-led alternative is the high-yield CART075H range. The OZ Premium Compatible 4-Pack Canon CART075H set includes black, cyan, magenta and yellow cartridges, with a stated yield of approximately 3,500 pages for black and 2,500 pages for each colour.
This is a premium third-party compatible product imported for the Australian market. It is not manufactured, endorsed or supplied by Canon and it must not be confused with genuine Canon OEM toner.
When genuine Canon toner is still the right choice
Compatible toner is not the automatic answer for every customer. Genuine Canon CART075 or CART075H remains the conservative choice when:
- your organisation has an OEM-only purchasing policy;
- manufacturer-supplied consumables are required by an internal service arrangement;
- colour-critical branded output must follow an established genuine-toner workflow;
- you prefer Canon-manufactured consumables and are comfortable paying more for that preference; or
- your printing is so light that consumable cost is less important than keeping the buying decision simple.
Light users who specifically prefer Canon OEM products can choose the standard-capacity genuine CART075 set. Regular users who want OEM toner with fewer cartridge changes should choose the genuine CART075H high-capacity set.
Who should consider the premium compatible CART075H set?
The compatible high-yield set is most compelling for cost-conscious users who produce ordinary business documents and want to lower the ongoing cost of an Officeworks-purchased Canon printer. Typical use cases include:
- small businesses printing invoices, reports and presentations;
- home offices with recurring colour-document requirements;
- real estate, trades and professional services businesses producing client packs;
- schools, tutoring services, clubs and community organisations;
- businesses that prefer to keep a complete spare CMYK set on hand; and
- users whose starter toner has run out and who want to control the printer’s lifetime running cost.
Before ordering: a five-point compatibility check
- Confirm that your printer model is Canon i-SENSYS MF664Cdw or MF667Cdw.
- Confirm that the installed cartridge family is CART075 or CART075H.
- Choose a four-pack only if you want all four colours; individual replacements are better when only one colour is low.
- Do not confuse the Australian cartridge code with a visually similar cartridge sold for another regional model.
- Keep the printer firmware, cartridge installation instructions and order details available when troubleshooting.
You can also browse the wider Canon toner cartridge range if you need an individual colour or a different Canon cartridge family.
Our verdict
For occasional printing and an OEM-only preference, genuine CART075 is the straightforward standard-capacity choice. For regular printing where OEM supply is required, genuine CART075H offers much better capacity and a lower estimated cost per rated page than standard CART075.
For most price-sensitive MF664Cdw and MF667Cdw owners, however, the strongest value proposition is the premium compatible CART075H set. At the current price snapshot it combines high-yield capacities with a four-pack price approximately 47% below the genuine high-yield set. That is a meaningful running-cost reduction, not just a small checkout discount.
Choose your Canon CART075 toner set
Select the option that best matches your print volume, OEM requirements and budget.
Standard genuine
Best for: light or occasional printing with genuine Canon toner.
Yield: approx. 1,400 pages black and 1,300 pages per colour.
High-yield genuine
Best for: regular printing where genuine Canon toner is required or preferred.
Yield: approx. 3,500 pages black and 2,500 pages per colour.
Compatible high yield
Best for: cost-conscious regular printing and the strongest value among these three options.
Yield: approx. 3,500 pages black and 2,500 pages per colour.
Check your printer model and Cartridge 075 compatibility before ordering. The compatible option is a third-party product and is not manufactured, endorsed or supplied by Canon.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Do Canon MF664Cdw and MF667Cdw use the same toner?
Yes. The Australian models covered here use the Canon Cartridge 075 family, including CART075 standard-capacity and CART075H high-capacity black, cyan, magenta and yellow cartridges.
Is CART075H physically compatible with a printer supplied with CART075 starter toner?
Yes, provided the printer is a supported regional model specified for the Cartridge 075 family. The “H” identifies the higher-capacity option rather than a different printer platform.
What is the yield difference between CART075 and CART075H?
CART075 is rated at approximately 1,400 pages for black and 1,300 pages for each colour. CART075H is rated at approximately 3,500 pages for black and 2,500 pages for each colour. Actual results vary with print coverage and use.
Is the OZ Premium Compatible CART075H set genuine Canon?
No. It is a premium third-party compatible toner set designed for supported Canon printers. It is not manufactured, endorsed or supplied by Canon.
Should I buy a four-pack or replace one colour at a time?
A four-pack is useful when several colours are low, when you want a complete spare set, or when the bundle offers better value. If only one cartridge needs replacement and the others still have substantial toner remaining, buying an individual colour may be more economical in the short term.
Why can actual toner yield be lower than the stated number?
Declared yields are produced under standardised test conditions. Full-page graphics, photographs, heavy colour coverage, calibration cycles, short print runs and environmental conditions can all affect real-world cartridge life.
Last Updated Date: 28 September 2026