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£54.20 inc. VAT
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If you’re running an Epson wide-format or proofing setup that’s designed around UltraChrome HD, then this original black cartridge is the sensible choice. The big reason to pay for OEM here is reliability: consistent blacks, fewer printhead drama sessions, and better repeatability when colour and density really matter (studio proofs, signage mockups, and any “don’t mess around” production work). For £44.72 ex-VAT, you’re not chasing the cheapest route—you’re paying for predictable output and smoother day-to-day operations.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it just because you need “ink for an Epson” in general. If you’re printing low volume, mostly draft/test work, or you’re budget constrained, this price can feel steep compared with cheaper alternatives—especially if the cartridge doesn’t get used before it’s nearing its end-of-life. Also, make sure it matches your printer model range; UltraChrome HD cartridges are printer-specific in practice. If you tell me the exact Epson printer model and roughly your monthly pages/prints, I can sanity-check whether this cost per output is actually good value for your workflow.

Epson
Epson 503XL Singlepack - 6.4 ml - XL - yellow - original - blister with RF/acoustic alarm - ink cartridge - for Expression Home XP-5200, XP-5205, WorkForce WF-2960DWF, WF-2965DWF

Epson
Epson 250XL - 10 ml - XL - light cyan - original - blister - ink cartridge - for P/N: C11CL95402

Epson
Epson T55W8 - 200 ml - matte black - original - ink cartridge - for P/N: C11CL14301A0

Epson
Epson T49H2 - 140 ml - cyan - original - ink refill - for SureColor SC-T3100X
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