Epson Tower of Pisa Singlepack Cyan 79XL DURABrite Ultra Ink

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Honestly, this is the kind of ink you buy when you’ve got an Epson device that specifically takes the 79XL and you’re trying to avoid the “mysterious cartridge roulette” that comes with cheaper alternatives. The Cyan 79XL DURABrite Ultra tends to be dependable on office pages—nice solid colour, generally good text crispness, and it holds up well for everyday printing. At **£34.12 ex-VAT**, it’s not bargain-bin pricing, but it’s also not wildly out of line for an OEM high-capacity ink, so it can make sense if you actually print enough that XL matters.

Who should buy it: teams in the UK doing regular, mixed printing (charts, slides, internal docs) where you care about consistency and don’t want to babysit print quality. Who should think twice: if you’re a “print once in a blue moon” shop, the cost per page can feel sharp and stock can go stale; in that case, you might be better planning refills around usage. Also, if your Epson is older or you’ve had clogging issues before, OEM ink can help—but you still need decent print habits (regular use, correct storage) or ink performance will suffer regardless of brand.