Canon PGI-29Y Yellow Ink Cartridge

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If you’re actually running a Canon setup that takes the **PGI-29Y**, this is a pretty normal-priced yellow ink cartridge for the sort of “just keep the printer going” business user. The biggest question isn’t the cartridge cost in isolation—it’s whether your printer’s output matters enough that you’ll *notice* colour quality and reliability. Canon’s own inks tend to behave predictably (less clogging drama, more consistent yellows), which is exactly what you want for invoices, diagrams, and branded materials where colour drift is a headache.

That said, the price you quoted (**£21.42 ex‑VAT**) only looks good if your printer is truly compatible and you’re using it enough to avoid the ink drying out. If you print yellow rarely, ink cost per usable page can get ugly fast—at that point a higher-yield option (or different cartridge strategy) usually wins, and you should sanity-check whether the printer is the right tool for your print volume. Also, don’t assume it replaces toner cartridges just because the listing sits under “toner”—this is for ink-based Canon systems, so compatibility is everything here.