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£30.80 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re still using a compatible Brother inkjet and you’re happy sticking with OEM, the **LC229XLBK** is a sensible buy. The main reason is reliability: Brother’s own black cartridges usually print cleanly, don’t drag out warranty headaches, and behave predictably across normal office usage. At **£25.67 ex‑VAT** it’s not “cheap ink,” but it’s the kind of spend that makes sense for businesses where uptime matters more than squeezing pennies—especially if you print a steady volume of documents rather than just the odd page.
That said, I’d only recommend it if your printer model specifically takes this cartridge and you’re getting a fair expected page yield for your usage. If you’re a light printer user who lets the printer sit, inkjets can dry out and cost you more in replacement cycles than you’d like, regardless of brand. For high-volume printing, you should compare the cost-per-page against alternatives (including any Brother high-yield options or reputable compatibles), because OEM pricing can quickly stop being value once you’re churning through lots of pages.
**Best fit:** small offices and teams printing regular black text who want dependable, low-drama cartridges. **Not ideal:** sporadic users or anyone with enough volume to justify a close cost-per-page comparison before committing to OEM at this price.

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