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20 Mar, 2026

£120.25 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £100.01 ex‑VAT, this Epson original light black cartridge is only really worth it if you’re already committed to that exact Epson ink system and you’re printing a lot in colour-critical work. The “light black” part matters for smoother gradients and photo-like output, so if you’re producing imaging, graphics, or anything where banding is a real annoyance, original ink is usually the safe route—less hassle, more consistent results, and better reliability than hunting around for cheaper compatibles that can skew colour or clog more easily.
That said, if you’re a general office, printing mostly text, drafts, or the odd spreadsheet export, this is probably not good value. Light black ink won’t make your documents look better enough to justify the cost, and it’s easy to burn budget faster than you’d expect. If you’re regularly replacing cartridges because you print high volumes, it’s worth checking your actual monthly output and whether the “light black” channel is even a frequent drain in your workflow. If not, you’ll likely get a better ROI by using whatever standard black your printer favours, or at least comparing ink cost per page before you commit.

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