Epson C13T04A24N ink cartridge 1 pc(s) Original Extra (Super) High Yield Cyan

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At £129.52 ex‑VAT for a single Epson cyan cartridge, this is firmly in “only buy if you truly need it” territory. The big problem isn’t whether Epson’s ink works (it usually does); it’s whether the price makes sense for your actual print volume and jobs. If you’re printing a mix of everyday documents, invoices, internal decks, and the occasional colour chart, this kind of “Extra (Super) High Yield” cartridge price can be hard to justify unless you’ve proven you’ll get the yield you expect. If not, you’ll end up paying premium pricing for every refill cycle, and the savings vs cheaper options can evaporate fast.

Who should buy it: businesses running Epson colour printers consistently with measurable colour usage, where print quality and reliability matter more than chasing lowest cost per page. It’s also worth considering if you’re already locked into Epson’s ecosystem (billing/managed print workflows, no tolerance for streaking or printhead headaches) and want to stick to OEM for peace of mind. Who should *not* buy it: anyone with sporadic colour printing, low volumes, or teams trying to control costs tightly—especially if you don’t have a clear read on monthly page counts. In those cases, you’ll usually get better value by either moving to a more cost-effective cartridge option (or reviewing whether you can reduce colour dependency altogether).