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Compatible Dell 1720DTN Toner Cartridge High Yield Black 5 Pack
- Page Yield:
- 6,000 Each
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Page Yield:
- 6,000 Each
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping

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Compatible Dell 1720DTN Toner Cartridge High Yield Black 5 Pack 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 1720 1720dn and 1720dtn printers and yields up to 6000 each.
Features:
It turns toner from a recurring scramble into one planned line. This pack holds five 310-8707 cartridges rated at 6,000 pages each — 30,000 pages for $385.63, or about 1.29 cents per page. If your 1720DTN turns out roughly 30,000 pages in a year, a single order closes the toner budget for the year at a known figure. Compare that with buying singly at about 1.53 cents per page and the same volume costs roughly $76 more across the year.
Because five cartridges move in one order and one shipment. Singles are $91.92 each; in this pack each 310-8707 works out to $77.13, and the total saving against five separate purchases is $73.97. The cartridges themselves are identical — same high-yield fill, same 6,000-page rating, same fit for the Dell 1720DTN.
The risk is modest and manageable. The cartridges are sealed and store well in a cool, dry cabinet, so a slow quarter simply stretches the pack's life rather than wasting it. The real comparison is against running dry mid-month: with a shared departmental printer like the 1720DTN, a stock-out stops everyone's work, while a spare on the shelf costs nothing to keep. Volume swings argue for holding stock, not against it.
If the other machines are also in the Dell 1720 family, yes — the 310-8707 serves the 1720, the 1720dn and the 1720DTN alike, so one shelf stock can feed any of them. Label the boxes with the date received and draw them oldest-first whichever printer calls. If a machine outside that family is involved, check its cartridge code before assuming; the wider Dell range is listed on our Dell brand page.
Each cartridge is covered individually by the one-year warranty and the year of free returns set out on our shipping and returns page. A faulty unit does not taint the rest of the pack — you report the one cartridge, and the others keep printing. Keep the faulty one until the issue is settled so its markings can be checked if needed.
Flat, sealed, away from heat and sunlight, ideally in the cabinet nearest the printer. Avoid stacking heavy boxes on top of the cartridges. When you open one, note the date on the next box in line; five cartridges in, that small log tells you exactly how long each 310-8707 lasted in your 1720DTN — useful data when the next budget round comes.
A 5-pack of compatible Dell 310-8707 high-yield black toner cartridges for the Dell 1720DTN: five cartridges at 6,000 rated pages each, 30,000 pages in all, priced at $385.63 — $77.13 per cartridge and about 1.29 cents per page. Built for departments that would rather approve toner once and print all year, it trims $73.97 off the cost of buying the same cartridges one at a time.