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£120.25 inc. VAT
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At £100.01 ex-VAT for a single Epson original matte black cartridge, I’d be cautious. For most UK office setups, that’s the kind of price that only makes sense if you’re printing a lot of high-value documents where colour/toner consistency and “it just works” reliability matter more than cost per page. If you’re doing anything like proofing, graphics, or professional outputs where the matte black look and repeatability are important, an original Epson cartridge can be worth it—third-party inks can be fine, but they’re the usual gamble with drying/clogging, print head behaviour, and support headaches.
That said, if this is for general admin printing (emails, internal docs, occasional reports), you’re very likely paying a premium you don’t need. In those cases, the total running cost will hurt, especially if you print intermittently—matte inks can dry out faster than you’d like if you don’t keep usage consistent. I’d only recommend this if you know your printer model is the one that matches this cartridge, your print volume is steady, and you’ve already benchmarked whether originals still beat the alternatives for your usage pattern. If you tell me your printer model and typical monthly print volume, I can give a sharper “buy vs don’t” call.

Epson
Epson T54XA - 350 ml - orange - original - ink cartridge - for SureColor SC-P6000, SC-P7000, SC-P7000V, SC-P8000, SC-P9000, SC-P9000V

Brother Supplies
Brother LC229XLBK - Black - original - ink cartridge - for Brother MFC-J5320DW, MFC-J5625DW

Epson
Epson 114 - 70 ml - yellow - original - ink refill - for EcoTank ET-8500, ET-8550

Epson
Epson Ink Cartridges, Ultrachrome Hi-Gloss2, T3249, Puffin, Singlepack, 1 x 14.0 ml Orange