GPC Image Compatible 137 Toner Cartridges Replacement - 2 Pack Black

In this review of the GPC Image Compatible 137 toner cartridges, the bottom line is simple: these are a practical, budget-focused replacement for Canon 137 CRG137 users who need sharp black text and solid page yield. The reviewer found them most useful for small offices and home users who print mostly documents and want a lower-cost alternative to OEM cartridges. Compatibility and value are the single biggest reasons to consider them, since each cartridge claims up to 2,400 pages at 5% coverage and the pack includes two cartridges plus a user guide.

Key Features

• Upgraded chips: The included upgraded chips help maintain compatibility with supported ImageClass printers and reduce detection issues during installation.
• High page yield: Each cartridge is rated for up to 2,400 pages at 5% coverage, which helps keep running costs predictable for document-heavy workflows.
• Two cartridge pack: The 2 pack supplies twice the output in one purchase, reducing the need for frequent reordering and simplifying inventory for small offices.
• Sharp black prints: The toner produces clear black text and acceptable graphics for routine reports and invoices without the higher price of OEM supplies.
• Wide printer compatibility: The cartridges list broad compatibility across many Canon ImageClass models, making them suitable for users with several similar printers.

Who It's For

This replacement toner is best for small offices, home offices, and students who prioritize cost per page and require reliable black text output for letters, invoices, and reports. Buyers who manage multiple Canon ImageClass machines listed in the compatibility set will find the 2 pack especially convenient.

Those who should look elsewhere include users who need perfect color matching for high-end graphics or photographers, and shops that require guaranteed OEM support and warranty coverage from the printer manufacturer. A minority of customers may encounter compatibility quirks with models not specifically listed.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good print quality for text, delivering sharp black prints suitable for business documents.
• Upgraded chips improve compatibility and reduce installation headaches on supported models.
• High rated page yield of up to 2,400 pages per cartridge helps lower running costs.
• Two cartridges in one package offer value and convenience for frequent printers.

Cons

• Some users may experience compatibility issues on printers not explicitly listed, so double-check model fit before buying.
• Color quality feedback is mixed for devices using combined color workflows, so these are best for black-and-white output.

Specifications

Product name	Compatible 137 Toner Cartridges (2 Pack)
Brand	GPC Image compatible
Compatible models	ImageClass MF249dw, MF216n, MF227dw, MF247dw, MF236n, MF244dw, MF229dw, MF212w, MF217w, MF222dw, MF211, MF232w, MF210, MF220, MF230, MF242dw, D570, LBP151dw
Yield	Up to 2,400 pages per cartridge at 5% coverage
What is included	2 black 137 toner cartridges and 1 user guide
Chip	Upgraded compatibility chips installed

Our Verdict

The GPC Image compatible 137 two-pack is a solid value for users who print mostly black-and-white documents and want to cut supply costs without frequent reorders. It delivers sharp text, a high rated page yield, and upgraded chips that help with compatibility on many ImageClass printers. Those who need flawless OEM-backed performance or color-critical printouts should consider OEM options, but for everyday office use this pack represents good value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these cartridges work with my ImageClass printer?
They are compatible with the Canon ImageClass models listed in the product details; confirm your exact model against the list before buying.

How many pages will I get from each cartridge?
Each 137 cartridge is rated for up to 2,400 pages at 5% coverage, which is typical for text-heavy printing.

Are the cartridges easy to install?
Yes, most users report straightforward installation and the upgraded chips help reduce recognition issues on supported printers.