Canon PGI-2500M Magenta Ink Cartridge

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Honestly, this looks like a mis-placed listing. A “PGI-2500M” is a Canon **ink** cartridge (PGI = inkjet), not a toner cartridge, so the category “LASERSUPP > Toner Cartridges” is already a yellow flag for anyone buying by browser/category. If you’re ordering for a specific Canon inkjet model, double-check compatibility carefully—Canon parts can look similar, and the quickest way to waste money with consumables is ending up with the right name but the wrong printer family.

At £14.16 ex-VAT, it’s not an obviously bargain-level price (it feels like a typical reseller price, not a “stock-clearing” deal). I’d say it’s a good buy **only if** you’re confident your printer uses PGI-2500M and you actually run enough volume to justify sticking with branded cartridges. If you print occasionally, you might be better off looking at higher-capacity options or even compatible alternatives (often much better value per page), because ink cost per page tends to bite if you’re only doing small runs.

Who should buy: businesses with **Canon inkjet printers that specifically take PGI-2500M** and need predictable print quality for day-to-day documents. Who shouldn’t: anyone relying on broad category browsing, or anyone who prints very lightly and wants the lowest ongoing cost.