Canon 1870B002 toner cartridge 1 pc(s) Original Black

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At £52.45 ex‑VAT for an original Canon black cartridge, this is one of those “pay a bit more, stay trouble-free” buys. Original toner tends to be more consistent in print quality and less fussy with firmware/low‑toner behavior than the cheaper compatibles—so if you’re trying to avoid support calls, streaking, or weird print density swings, Canon originals are usually the safer bet. For a busy office where printers run daily and you just want output that looks right first time, it makes sense.

That said, I wouldn’t buy this at full price if you print sparingly or you’re chasing the lowest cost per page. Toner is where cheap cartridges can look great on paper but can also bite you with uneven coverage over time—especially on higher-volume documents like invoices or proposals. If your printer is used heavily and reliability matters, go for it. If you want best value and have the option to test a reputable compatible (or you’ve already got a proven one), it may be better to look elsewhere than paying £52.45 ex‑VAT for a single cartridge.