Epson 250-Sheet Paper Cassette Unit

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If you’ve got an Epson model that supports it, the Epson 250-sheet paper cassette unit is a sensible upgrade — mainly because it reduces the “paper hassle” that slows people down. Filling a separate cassette is quicker than constant refills from the main tray, and it’s genuinely useful in busy offices where print jobs are steady (forms, invoices, statements). At £107.69 ex-VAT, it’s not a bargain, but it’s also not wildly overpriced if it lets you run longer between interventions and avoid misfeeds caused by juggling paper.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it blindly. If your printer doesn’t support an add-on cassette, or you only print sporadically, you’ll feel like you paid for convenience you don’t need. Also, if your team prints on lots of different paper types (letterheads, different weights), a second tray can help — but it still won’t replace the flexibility of manual feeds. Bottom line: buy it if your Epson is compatible and you’re printing regularly enough to benefit from fewer refills; skip it if you’re low-volume, print varied media often, or you’re doing it just to “add capacity.”