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18 Jun, 2026

£121.22 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At **£100.01 ex-VAT for a single original “Photo black” Epson cartridge**, this is one of those purchases that only really makes sense if you *know* you need that exact ink type. Original photo black is typically about smoother gradations and better-looking monochrome prints (especially when you’re doing photography or gallery-style output). If your day-to-day is mostly office docs, spreadsheets, and text, this will feel massively overpriced versus generic/value cartridges—and you’ll be paying premium money for a noticeable benefit you won’t actually use.
I’d recommend it for **B2B users who print photos/marketing visuals regularly**, have a strong output quality requirement, and already see better results from Epson’s original photo inks in their workflows (think design agencies, print/proof departments, and photo studios). If you’re just trying to keep a printer running cheaply, or your prints aren’t the kind customers scrutinise, **I’d avoid this cartridge**—you’ll likely get better value by switching to a cheaper compatible/or alternative ink program and only using premium/original when the job truly demands it. If you tell me your printer model and what you print, I can sanity-check whether “photo black” is worth paying for.

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