Canon GI-46 BK Original

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

Canon’s GI-46 BK (Original) at **£25.87 ex‑VAT** is one of those “probably fine” ink options, but it depends heavily on how much you actually print. If you run occasional documents, it’s a safe buy: original ink tends to be more predictable on page quality, doesn’t usually cause weird banding or clogged-nozzle headaches, and you’re less likely to spend time troubleshooting instead of working. For a UK office environment where reliability matters more than chasing the absolute cheapest cost per page, this fits.

Where I’d push back is if you print lots of black pages. Original inks can be pricey enough that the total cost per page starts to climb, and at that point remanufactured or compatible cartridges may beat it financially—assuming your printer model and your team’s tolerance for “occasional fiddling” align with that risk. If you tell me your printer model (and roughly how many pages you print per month), I can give a sharper view on whether this is good value for *your* usage.