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Epson’s “XXL” black cartridge is one of those sensible options if you run an inkjet for business-critical printing and you’re trying to stop ink from becoming your quiet budget killer. At **£56.93 ex-VAT**, it’s not cheap, but the value usually hinges on how heavily you print. If you’re regularly producing text-heavy documents (invoices, statements, reports) and you don’t let the printer sit unused for weeks, higher-yield cartridges tend to work out better per page than the standard sizes.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this if your printing is occasional. Inkjet ink can dry out if you’re not using it consistently, and if you’re only printing a handful of pages, the “XXL” economics won’t really land—you’ll just be paying more up front for a cartridge you won’t fully use. If you want, tell me your printer model and roughly how many pages you print per month, and I’ll help you judge whether XXL is likely to be the right call versus a cheaper alternative.

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