- VoIP & Phone Systems
VoIP Failover: Ensuring Business Continuity
18 Mar, 2026

£120.25 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
£100 for a single *original* Epson ink cartridge is hard to justify unless you’re genuinely matching a very specific output need. The main question is how much you print and how often that particular “vivid light magenta” is used in your colour mix—if you run photos/prints that demand that shade and you’re seeing banding or colour shifts when you try cheaper refills, then this cartridge can be worth it for consistency. In a small office or a print-heavy workflow where reliability matters more than chasing lowest cost-per-page, original ink reduces the “surprise” problems (clogged heads, messy output, colour drift).
That said, for most everyday document printing, it’s the wrong kind of spend. If you mainly do text, occasional colour, or you print in volume without caring about fine colour accuracy, you’ll usually get better value by switching to a lower-cost compatible or refill strategy—or by moving to a different printer/ink setup designed for cost-per-page. If you tell me your printer model and roughly your monthly print volume, I can give a more grounded “buy vs don’t buy” call for this exact cartridge.

Epson
Epson 604XL Multipack Easy Mail Packaging - 4-pack - XL - black, cyan, magenta, yellow - original - blister - ink cartridge - for WorkForce WF-2950DWF

Epson
Epson Singlepack Cyan 405XL DURABrite Ultra Ink

Brother Supplies
Brother LC3237BK - Black - original - ink cartridge - for Brother HL-J6000DW, HL-J6100DW, MFC-J6947DW

Epson
Epson Ink Cartridges, Claria" Premium Ink, 26, Polar bear, Multipack, 1 x 4.5 ml Cyan, 1 x 4.5 ml Magenta, 1 x 4.5 ml Yellow, 1 x 6.2 ml Black