- IT Office Moves
Lessons Learned from 100 Office IT Moves
23 Mar, 2026

£56.57 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re printing Canon large-format jobs and you *need* consistent colour, the PFI-030M is the sensible, low-risk option. Original ink cartridges generally behave better over long runs (less fiddling with profiles, fewer surprises in skin tones/branding colours), and magenta is one of the colours that shows up immediately when something’s off. At £47.14 ex-VAT, it’s priced like a “buy once, worry less” consumable—especially worth it if you’re on client deadlines or you can’t afford test prints.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this just to “save hassle” if your usage is occasional or your output isn’t colour-critical. For lighter work, draft-style prints, or internal documents where accuracy doesn’t matter much, cheaper compatible inks can be more cost-effective—just understand you may need more profile tweaking and there’s more variability from batch to batch. Also, if you’re not already consistently maintaining your printer properly (head cleaning habits, correct storage, keeping inks flowing), you’ll feel the pain of original cartridges costing more per refresh. Overall: best for studios and production teams on Canon who care about reliability and colour consistency; less ideal for casual/low-volume printing where the economics need to be pushed harder.

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