Epson Tower of Pisa Singlepack Black 79XL DURABrite Ultra Ink

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If you’ve got an Epson inkjet that takes the 79XL, this is one of those “pay for reliability” purchases. The DURABrite Ultra line is generally decent on day-to-day office printing—black text stays crisp, it tends to behave better with normal handling than cheaper dye inks, and you’re less likely to get annoying smudging when documents get moved around. At **£39.25 ex-VAT** for the single pack, it’s not the cheapest way to print, but for businesses that care more about consistent results than squeezing every penny, it usually lands in the sensible middle.

I’d buy this if your printer is your workhorse, you print enough to make XL worthwhile, and you want black that doesn’t turn your invoices into a “hope it dries” experiment. I’d hesitate if you’re a light printer (big XL inks can still be a pain if they go stale in the cartridge), or if you’re chasing the lowest cost per page at all costs—there are often cheaper compatible options, but you trade off consistency and risk extra drama. If you tell me your exact Epson model and roughly how many pages you print per month, I can say whether this price is actually good value for your usage.