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£120.42 ex-VAT for an XL “405” DURABrite Ultra set is the kind of price that makes me pause—inkjet costs tend to creep fast, and the real question is whether you print enough to justify that spend. Epson DURABrite Ultra is generally reliable on paper types that businesses use day-to-day, and it’s one of the better options if you want prints to resist smudging during handling. That said, you’re paying for the “original” side of the equation; if you’re a light/occasional printer user, the economics often don’t work out versus cheaper compatible cartridges.
I’d recommend this for offices that print regularly and care about consistency—think customer documents, basic marketing prints, and staff who just want “no drama” with colour and black output. It’s also a sensible fit if your printer model is finicky and you’ve seen quality drift with non-originals. But if you only print a few pages a week, I’d avoid it and look for a lower-cost option or wait until you’re genuinely close to empty—otherwise you’re effectively paying premium money to sit on ink. If you tell me your printer model and monthly page volume, I can sanity-check whether this cartridge price is actually competitive for your usage.

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