Canon PGI-2500XL High Yield Cyan Ink Cartridge

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If this is for a Canon printer that takes the PGI-2500XL range, the “High Yield” Cyan cartridge is usually a sensible buy because it stretches the cost per page—exactly what you want in an office that prints regularly rather than occasionally. At **£18.43 ex‑VAT**, it sits in the “reasonable” bracket for high-yield inks, and the XL format tends to be the difference between annoying frequent swaps and just getting on with your day. If your colour usage is consistent (presentations, docs, signage-style internal prints), you’ll feel the value.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re a light user or you print mostly black text. With inks, sitting unused can dry or clog over time, so if you don’t go through Cyan regularly, a standard-yield cartridge or waiting until you actually need it is often the cheaper route long-term. Also, make sure you’ve got the correct cartridge family for your specific Canon model—getting that wrong is a guaranteed waste of money.