Canon PGI-29GY Grey Ink Cartridge

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If you’re still buying Canon ink cartridges for older PIXMA/Maxify models that specifically take the **PGI-29GY grey**, this is the sort of price that feels reasonable. The big advantage of an original Canon grey cartridge is that it tends to behave consistently—especially if you print graphs, forms, or documents where “grey” needs to look neutral rather than muddy. In day-to-day office use, the output is usually reliable and you’re less likely to get weird banding or colour shifts than with cheaper refills.

That said, I wouldn’t buy this just because it’s “grey ink”. It’s only worth it if your printer is one of the models that actually uses this cartridge and you genuinely print enough to justify the spend. At **£21.42 ex-VAT**, if grey is only used occasionally, it can be cost-inefficient versus running cheaper options (or adjusting print settings to avoid greys). Also, original cartridges can be stingy on yield depending on your document type—drafts with lots of shading will burn through it faster than plain text. If you tell me your exact Canon printer model, I can sanity-check whether you’ll get good value from this cartridge.