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What consumables does the HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 need, and 2 compatible models

Actualizado 18 julio 2026

Looking for the consumable your HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 or your HP Color LaserJet Pro M175 and M275 MFP need? The part these three machines share is the HP 126A (CE314A) imaging drum. Our compatible version yields 14,000 pages with the same quality as the original and costs a fraction of its price. See the compatible drum.

Is it compatible with your printer?

These three printers fit the same colour laser print engine, so they use exactly the same imaging drum: the HP 126A (CE314A). If you have any of these models, it's your consumable:

  • HP Color LaserJet Pro 100 Color MFP M175
  • HP Color LaserJet Pro M275 MFP
  • HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275

All three are colour laser all-in-ones (they print, scan and copy). They differ mainly in the scanning system and connectivity: the M175 is the entry option, the M275 MFP is the desktop all-in-one, and the TopShot M275 adds an overhead capture unit that digitises objects from above. Inside, all three use the same imaging unit, so the 126A (CE314A) drum works for all of them. Not sure of your model? Check it in the printer finder.

The consumable you need and what it yields

In a colour laser printer there are two types of consumable: the colour toners (black, cyan, magenta and yellow, from the 126A series) and the imaging drum, the photoconductive part that transfers the toner to the paper. Don't confuse them: the toner is the powder that is used up with each print, and the drum is the roller that projects it onto the sheet. If you want to understand the difference well, we explain it in toner vs. drum.

The compatible HP 126A (CE314A) drum —also equivalent to the Canon 729 reference— is designed precisely for this family. It yields 14,000 pages of imaging life, the same figure as the original. Bear in mind that a drum isn't measured like a toner cartridge: while the yield of the colour toners is calculated to the ISO/IEC 19798 standard, the drum is rated by its service life in pages. And since it lasts much longer than a set of toner, you'll only have to replace it every several colour changes, not with each one. You have the full sheet in the 126A (CE314A) drum guide.

How much printing costs you

The advantage of the compatible is simple: you pay much less for the same yield. This drum gives you the same 14,000 pages as the HP original with equivalent quality, but for a fraction of its price. Check the current price of the drum and, if you want to see how much you save a year versus the original, drop by our savings calculator. To avoid overspending, the rule is simple: replace the 126A toners when they run low and change the drum only when the printer warns you it has reached the end of its service life.

Frequently asked questions

What consumable does the HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 need?

It needs the HP 126A (CE314A) imaging drum —shared with the HP Color LaserJet Pro M175 and M275 MFP— as well as the four colour toners of the 126A series. Startoner's compatible drum yields 14,000 pages.

How many pages does the drum last?

Our compatible drum offers about 14,000 pages of imaging life, the same as the original. Since the drum lasts much longer than the toners, you don't need to change it with each colour change, but every several sets.

Does using a compatible drum void my printer's warranty?

No. The law protects you: under article 120 of RLD 1/2007, using compatible consumables does not void your machine's warranty. In addition, our products come with their own guarantee: if a consumable were to fail and damage the printer, we answer for it.

How long does shipping take?

We ship within 24-48 hours to mainland Spain, and shipping is free from €50.

Looking for more consumables for your HP? Take a look at our compatible HP toner collection and learn to fit it with the guide on how to install a toner. All our Startoner consumables (CHICTRATEC S.L.) are made under the ISO 9001 standard and carry a 3-year guarantee: the same quality as the original, without overpaying.

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