Compatible Dell 1720 Toner Cartridge High Yield Black with high-resolution printouts sharper images and text
Dell Black toner cartridge consistently produces high-resolution printouts with enhanced graphics and sharp text. High yield toner cartridge is compatible with Dell 1720dn and 1720dtn printers and yields up to 6000 pages.
Features:
Yields up to 6000 pages
Compatible Dell 1720 Toner Cartridge High Yield Black consistently produces high-resolution printouts with enhanced graphics and sharp text
Unlike bargain brand toners Dell 1720 Toner Compatible Cartridge High Yield Black is specifically engineered to work in Dell printers for optimum quality and performance
High quality of customer service and reduced administration costs
Packaging: Each
Compatible with: Dell 1720dn and 1720dtn laser printer
Print technology: Laser
Dell 310-8707 improves efficiency and reduces the need to maintain your printer
Coverage percent: 5%
Replaces the Following Manufacturer Numbers: 310-8701 310-8708 MW558 PY449 310-8702 310-8709 MW559 RP380 310-8706 GR299 PY408 RP441 310-8707 GR332
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a printed page from our 1720 actually cost with this cartridge?
Run the plain math: $91.92 divided by the rated 6,000 pages comes to about 1.53 cents per page. We will not dress that up as bargain-basement pricing — the Dell 1720 is an older workgroup machine, and toner for printers of its generation simply costs more per page than toner for a current high-volume model. What this 310-8707 cartridge gives you is a predictable, honest cost line: one cartridge, one known price, and a yield you can budget against instead of guessing.
How many pages will we really get — is 6,000 a promise?
It is a rating, not a promise. The 6,000-page figure for the 310-8707 follows the industry convention of measuring yield at roughly 5% page coverage — a typical text page. Memos, emails and reports land near that mark. Pages heavy with graphics, dense tables or bold headers use more toner per sheet, so a department printing mostly presentation material will see fewer pages. Treat 6,000 as the planning number for ordinary office documents.
How long is that in calendar terms for a small workgroup?
It depends entirely on your monthly volume. A team printing about 500 pages a month can expect roughly a year from one cartridge. At 1,000 pages a month, plan on about six months. A busy group pushing 2,000 pages monthly will work through it in around three months. Checking your printer's page counter today and again in a month gives you your real burn rate — a far better reorder guide than any estimate.
Our prints have started looking faint in the middle of the page. Is the cartridge done?
Not necessarily. Uneven fading often means the remaining toner has settled. Take the 310-8707 out, hold it level with both hands and rock it gently side to side a few times to redistribute the toner, then reinstall it. If the output evens out, you have bought yourself more pages. If prints stay faint or streaky after that, the cartridge is genuinely near the end and it is time to swap.
Is this the right cartridge for a Dell 1720?
Yes. This is a compatible 310-8707 high-yield black cartridge built for the Dell 1720 family. If your supply records list the cartridge by number rather than by printer model, 310-8707 is the code to match against your order history or the label on the cartridge you are replacing. More Dell printer and toner information is collected on our Dell brand page.
What protection do we have if the cartridge disappoints?
Every compatible cartridge we sell is covered by a one-year warranty and one year of free returns, set out on our shipping and returns page. If the cartridge fails or underperforms within that year, you are not stuck with it. Orders ship from whichever of our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California gets it to you fastest, and our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
About This Dell 1720 Cartridge
This listing is a single compatible Dell 310-8707 high-yield black toner cartridge for the Dell 1720, rated at 6,000 pages and priced at $91.92. It is the straightforward one-at-a-time purchase for a workgroup that prints at a moderate pace and prefers ordering as needed. The honest cost is about 1.53 cents per page at rated yield — not the cheapest toner economics in our catalog, but a fair, predictable price for keeping a dependable older machine in service.
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