Epson T7602 Cyan

Product Overview

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Epson T7602 Cyan for £22.08 ex‑VAT is only really a bargain if you’re already running the compatible Epson wide‑format setup it’s meant for. Ink costs can get silly fast in production environments, so the good news is this line is typically designed to give consistent colour output and predictable performance rather than “random third‑party luck.” If your prints depend on stable cyan tones (pre‑press, signage teams with tight tolerances, anyone doing repeat jobs), sticking with the OEM ink usually saves more time than it costs—fewer headaches with banding, clogging, and colour drift.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it “just because it’s cheap” or if you’re using the wrong model/printer family. The real-world risk with colour inks is wasted print time and the cost of reprints when the cartridge isn’t a match. If you’re a light/low‑volume shop and you’re happy to trial and manage test prints, you might be better exploring compatible options. But for regular, reliable output, or for customers who notice colour differences, the T7602 is a sensible, low-drama choice.