Kyocera-mita
Compatible Kyocera-Mita FS1920 (370QC0KM 370QD0KM) Toner Cartridge Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 20000
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- In Stock
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- Page Yield:
- Black: 20000
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping


Experience crisp and consistent output with the Kyocera FS-1920 toner cartridge, including both Kyocera FS-1920 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM BLACK options. These compatible Kyocera cartridges deliver sharp black text and clean graphics, ideal for business documents and reports. Built for durability and performance, the Kyocera FS-1920 toner cartridge ensures smooth printing with minimal interruptions. Whether you're handling day-to-day printing tasks or high-volume jobs, this cartridge provides dependable results every time. Compatible with a wide range of Kyocera printers including FS1920, FS3820, FS3820N, and FS3830N, this toner integrates seamlessly into your workflow. Its reliable design supports efficient operation and reduces the need for frequent cartridge changes. Trust the Kyocera FS-1920 370QC0KM, 370QD0KM BLACK for quality you can count on. With consistent performance and professional print results, this toner cartridge is a smart solution for busy office environments.
Both 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM identify the same cartridge; the genuine packaging happens to print one of them. This compatible unit is built to that same specification for the FS1920, so a match on the number you have — 370QD0KM — is all the confirmation you need.
The brand on the box and the price on the page. This is our compatible cartridge at $67.49 for a single unit, made for the same printers, seated the same way, and rated at the same 20,000 pages. It is backed by our own 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns rather than the manufacturer's program.
Yes — crisp, even black output is the whole point of the cartridge, and a correctly seated unit delivers it from the first page. Give the cartridge a gentle side-to-side rock before installing it so the toner sits level, and run a couple of test pages; what you see there is what the remaining pages will look like.
No. It occupies the same bay, locks in the same way, and asks for no tools, settings or adjustments. If you have changed the cartridge in your FS-1920 before, you already know every step this one takes.
At standard coverage it is a genuinely high-capacity rating — for an office printing correspondence, forms and the occasional report, one cartridge commonly covers many months of work. Heavier pages shorten that in proportion to their coverage, but for everyday paperwork this single unit is a long-term supply, not a stopgap.
Send it back. Every cartridge carries a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, and the process is laid out on the shipping and returns page. Orders ship from the nearest of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, and if you want to talk it through first, support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
At $67.49 for a rated 20,000 pages, the running figure is about 0.34 cents per page at standard coverage. Correspondence, forms and reports — the everyday load of an FS1920 — sit right around that coverage assumption, so the estimate holds up well for planning. It is also the honest comparison point against the genuine cartridge: same rated yield, same printer, and the cost difference shows up entirely in the purchase price.
Work from the printer instead of the cartridge. If your machine is the FS-1920 named on this listing, or one of its FS-3820, FS-3820N, FS-3830 or FS-3830N siblings, this is the cartridge built for it — the model on the printer's front panel settles the question. The box your old cartridge came in, an old invoice, or the printer's supply information will usually show 370QC0KM or 370QD0KM as well.
It should slide into the same bay and lock home with the same feel as the genuine unit you removed — no forcing, no tools, no settings to change. Once the printer returns to its ready state, print two or three test pages: even, solid black from edge to edge means the 370QD0KM is seated and feeding correctly. Pages that stay patchy after that point call for a reseat and a gentle rock, not a firmer push.
Put it straight into the carton the new cartridge arrived in, which keeps any residual toner sealed away. From there, route it to a toner-cartridge recycling collection rather than general office waste — most office suppliers and local programs take them at no charge. Keeping the empty until the new unit has printed cleanly for a day or two is also sensible: if anything looks wrong, you still have the old cartridge on hand for comparison.
Switching from the genuine cartridge does not have to be a leap of faith. This single black Kyocera-Mita compatible — carrying both the 370QC0KM and 370QD0KM numbers, rated at 20,000 pages, and also serving the FS-3820, FS-3820N, FS-3830 and FS-3830N — fits your FS1920 the way the old one did and costs $67.49. Same bay, same rated yield, same everyday black output; the only change is whose name is on the carton and how much stays in your pocket.