Отзывы о Мфу Epson SureColor SC-P900

Overall this is a very good printer. I was very easy to setup and even connect it to the wireless router. It works pretty fast and it is very easy to use and it also has a lot of good useful features, but one of my favorites is a program that comes with it that you can use to scan documents and convert them into any type of document. The only down side to it is that some of the parts seem a little flimsy and the ink is pretty expensive. All in all, I would definitely recommend this printer.

This printer is a complete rip off. You need 8 different colors and if ONE of them is depleted (like red) and you still want to print a document in black & white and have full black - the pronter won't let you. It has absolutely dismal ink so you get maybe 10-15 color prints before you are depleted of one color or another. I WOULD NOT BUY THIS PRINTER> It looks cheap but at $100 to replace all your ink cartridges, they will absolutely soak you on buying new cartridges. Oh...and don't think of cheap refills - these cartridges have a computer chip that prevetns you using anything but Epson cartridges!

So far all I can comment on is how it looks sitting on my desk. It's a cool looking printer. I just wish I could get the LCD screen to work. It's a bright glowing white with absolutely no function. Amazon is sending a replacement so I'll give that one a try in a couple days.

My husband and I use a few different printers at home and at work. He uses an easy-to-use Lexmark here at home. I use a Canon at work. Recently, I added this Epson Artisan to my home office. This is my favorite printer by far.Set up was incredibly easy. What took the most time was removing all of the tape protecting the parts while it shipped. I used the accompanying CD to set up all of the drivers.This printer does not come with a cable, so if you are planning to hard wire it, make sure that you have one. I recommend a high-speed cable.The printer is amazingly fast. I had to print some documents before a meeting and I was pleasantly surprised with how quickly they printed. They looked very professional.I haven't used it for photos yet, so I will update this review once I have had a chance to do so.

There's not very much I can say about a maintenance cartridge, but this is a genuine Epson product. It was easy to install and has been problem-free.My printer, the Epson 3800, provides a status of the maintenance cartridge whenever I print, which led me to purchase this in advance.PROS:- Delivered brand new and on time.- Installed properly without a hitch.- Good priceCONS:-NoneTIP:- One thing to consider is that when you print "full bleed", the ink that prints beyond the edge of the paper goes into the maintenance cartridge. So if a white border is acceptable for whatever you're printing, that will help extend the life of the maintenance cartridge as well as reduce wasted ink. Hope this helps.

I love this printer!!! It's easy to set up, connects wirelessly to the Internet very easily. This is the best printer on the market for high quality CD and photo printing in addition to paper printing without smearing ink. Thanks Epson!

I've owned and reviewed four different Epson printers and/or all-in-one machines and hands down, this one is my favorite!My Epson's have included the WorkForce 840 and 845 models, the WorkForce Pro WP-4540 and this Artisian 837. All provide very nice results for a great price and are great for a small home office setting but this is in a class by itself. When I'm not working, one of my hobbies is photography so I can certainly appreciate a printer capable of handling photographic type needs...this fits the bill perfectly without breaking the bank!Out of the box, the very first thing you will notice is the weight! Although about half the size of the WorkForce Pro 4540 model, this was substantially heavier. It takes much less space (just over the size of an old stereo console) but is built like a small tank. It comes with extra colors which really make the printed photo's POP unlike any other printers I've owned at home. Hands down, this is the best photo printer I've encountered for home. The fact that it is capable of handling fax/scan and other fucntions is a big plus. Set-up and installation are simple, preview is very nice...everything works like it is supposed to and does it well.My FAVORITE Epson and highly rated for those that enjoy photography but still need/want other functions.

The photos that come from this printer just amaze me. They are stunningly beautiful and look as good as anything you will get from a lab. The scanning and faxing also work quite well. I think the paper tray is made of flimsy plastic that feels like it might break easily but probably won't. I connected the printer to my WiFi network very easily. I also did a firmware update with the instructions in the box and can now print over WiFi from either my iPhone or my iPad. That was easy to set up and is handy and fun. The USB connection on my iMac took some trial and error to set up. At first it did not recognize the printer. After installing the software from the CD it started working after a couple of attempts. I didn't think I needed the CD because when I connected the printer to my Mac it asked if I wanted to install the drivers and I said yes. But in any event it works well now. The printer also does double sided printing effortlessly. The ink cartridges empty quickly. Just four photo prints and many of the cartridges are 25% depleted. So be prepared for that. But the photo quality is stunning and I am very happy with the printer. When you send something to the printer the dust cover pops open so the paper doesn't jam. On my prior Epson printer I frequently forgot to open the dust cover and the paper would jam. The negatives I mentioned in this review don't keep me from rating this printer five stars. This is my third Epson Printer and I see no reason to switch. In my opinion, Epson is the leader in printers and they just keep getting better.

Epson is like the Nazi's in 1945 when it comes to their ink. Every-other manufacturer allows you to buy refilled ink, but Epson not only notifies you each time that you install one, "that's ok" but now it won't except them at all. It is now a $200 boat anchor.Never ever again. Even your car manufacturer lets me chose the fuel level you use.

I'm very happy with this printer. I bought it for my daughter for her personal use as well as for her yoga business. She had it installed and working perfectly before I had a chance to help her. It is being used with two Mac computers on a network.

For those who need to know the stats:Printing time is pretty fast.Printing quality is fantastic.Colors are vibrant and beautiful. Much better than Lexmark, Epson and Canon.Size is HUGE. It is hard to fit this thing on a standard sized desk. It just takes up too much room.Photos cannot be discerned from professional printing. If you get yours at Walmart, these are superior.Easy to install.Simple to use the CD feature and the photo printer, even for those, like me, who are techonologically disadvantaged.WHAT I HATE AND YOU MAY TOO:The catch tray is one in name only. The printer shoots the paper out faster than the tray can contain. After just a few are caught, the rest will go soaring.It is LOUD. Not as loud as a car starting, but you wouldn't want to print while anyone was trying to sleep.If you try to use refills or OEM inks, Epson has designed the newer models not to accept them. We tried SEVERAL brands and refills. All were rejected, leaving us to buy their ridiculously overpriced inks (which are cheaper on Amazon than directly from Epson). That was really irritating.I cannot complain about the work quality or ease of use, however, based on expensive inks alone, I would not recommned this printer unless you are buying it PRIMARILY for photo printing. It it just too expensive. Especially if you have kids wanting to print drawings and the like.

I must say that I am impressed with what Epson has packed into this printer. The ease of which I can get photos printed out is great. We haven't tried sending directly from the iPhone yet, but I am looking forward to trying that. Everything about the Artisan was easy.Setup was a breeze, if you have a wireless network. Just follow the instructions and the network should be able to bring your printer online within minutes. We had absolutely no issues with the setup. If you select wireles during your setup you will need to connect the printer once with a USB cable and then after setup you will be able to remove the cable. Knowing this do not slect USB in the setup because the printer will think you are trying to set the printer up to be permanently connected by USB.The menu system on the Epson is very intuitive. I had no problem making my way through the menus to select the different functiions and view system information. Whether I was copying or printing I had no problem doing what I wanted to do.The quality of the prints were very good. I printed some documents with different fonts and using just a basic inkjet paper and it looked good. Photos also looked good on normal paper (not photo lab quality, but good). I wanted to use just everyday paper, and not any special papers because in reality that is how I print.This is a great little printer for the home. For the price I am sure you won't be disappointed.

Great paper. fast delivery. Can't wait to use it. Good price, tremendous value. I would recommend this to anyone looking for paper.

I ordered this printer because I was interested in being able to print my own photos at home rather than having to send them off somewhere or take a flash drive into a Walgreens, etc. I was expecting a photo printer that would create "quality" prints slightly below that of an actual photoshop, but the Artisan is way more than this!First of all, it's incredibly easy to set up (assuming you have a wireless connection). I took it out of the box, removed the travel safety protections, plugged it in and followed the step-by-step instructions from there. It automatically connects to your wifi (once you enter the password) and prints with no problem.It prints plain text documents quickly and cleanly (no big deal there). But the photo prints are incredible. Using the two free 4X6 photo papers that came with the printer I was amazed at the quality of the prints - they look like they were developed professionally. Secondly, and even more impressive, is that Epson allows you to set up an account online that will then allow you to establish an email address and send photos to your printer directly from your iPhone! After getting the settings right I tried this and had a professional-looking copy of a photo I took with my iPhone printed out in under a minute.Not only is this printer easy to set up it produces beautiful quality and prints from your iPhone. I don't know what else you would want from a photo printer. The ink is a little expensive but it's worth it for the quality and simplicity.

I resisted buying an all-in-one inkjet, concerned it just meant more things to go wrong in an already complicated piece of technology, and spent years getting by with copier and fax freeware. After using this Epson unit, I have to admit I've been living wrong. The footprint is not much larger than my old HP printer, alone. The copier function is surprisingly fast and the fax has automatic multiple-page feed. The photo printing is unbelievably crisp and, in my tests, the colors are the most faithful to the original images of any home printer I've used. The wireless connection installed with no difficulty, whatsoever. The touch-screen controls make choosing among the various functions simple. What remains to be seen is the cost of operation. I gave up on HP printers when they decided to hardwire in a function that disables printing on a schedule of their choosing, forcing the user to buy fresh cartridges regardless of actual ink use. I'm hoping Epson, as a company, proves to have more class than that. The one caution I would pass along is that many of the components--such as the paper and CD trays--are of a very thin plastic. For a careful home user this might not be a problem, but I am skeptical it will stand up to any more than light to moderate use. However, considering all its positive features, I think this is a very nice printer and, especially at the discounted price, a good value.

I got this printer to print photos for my business. When printing 4x6 borderless, it smudges ink across the top and leaves a white gap at the bottom. Customer service agent barely spoke English and couldn't help me with the problem. Solved it myself after two hours of Google searches.Then I tried some letter size photo paper only to find it won't load it. Spins wheels and beeps at you. Take some paper out, bend the edges up, shake the tray, tip the printer back.... nothing works. I got a total of 3 pages to print in an hour of messing with it.Called Epson, Paul from Bangledesh tells me it is the paper I am using. I mention I have 7 other printers, some epsons that use the paper just fine and have for the three years I have run my business. Still no answers. They offer to send me a new one if I ship their back to them. I agree. Spend $35 to ship it back, get a brand new printer. Same problem.SAVE YOUR MONEY. DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER.

I wasn't sure this cover was going to be worth the money, but once it arrived and I put it on my 3880, I had no doubts. Excellent product! Fits great! ..and yes I do have the rear paper feeder attached. If you want to protect your printer in style with a cover that will easily last the life of the printer, I would definitely go for it!

This paper is well finished and prints and feeds well in my large format printer. Single weight does not feed or print consistently well, this Double Weight does. Prints hold up well too with this.

After looking at three printers(HP,Epson 837,and Epson 840)We decided to take a chance on the Artisan 837..The reason was that it seemed to have all the features we were looking for and although we are HP fans we did not really like their current offerings. It took three days to get here (Amazon Prime is worth it if you have not gotten it yet)once we opened it and went through the directions it took about 25 minutes to set up. I had no problems setting it up to WiFi (Windows or our Mac Products)and the drivers I installed on my laptop were from the website not the CD (Although my wife did use the CD for two other computers and had no problems). I must admit I was worried about how it would work based on some of the reviews written but I will say to those that are considering this product that it's quiet,fast, and easy to use. A definite BUY...!As far as set up is concerned, I would advise you to read the directions carefully as you can get yourself in trouble by rushing through this step. We found the directions easy to follow and like I stated earlier we were printing about 25 minutes from un-boxing to printed test page.(Including downloading apps and printing photos from the iPad)The picture printing quality is superb and the paper printing is also top notch.

The Epson Artisan 837 creates great photos, has an abundance of features, and cheap ink which after years of using HP's multi fax/printer/scanner is a much needed relief. This MFP includes just about everything you will need and includes a touch screen panel, and fast photo speeds. Its definitely on par with my HP C6180 MFP, but time will tell if its better. I wlll be sure to update my review if that does indeed become the case.The photos that I have created so far have been absolutely stunning. The wireless feature setup is a breeze and it offers both WPS and Wi-Fi. The instructions are simple and easy to follow. The design is impeccable and definitely a sign of things to come in the near future. The LCD's are very straightforward and even the most nimble user should find it user friendly. The paper handling feature is pretty good and the MFP easily handles CD/DVD's.As I stated earlier the printing speed is very fast. The scanning and copying speeds have thus far been right behind. I was happy to receive this and SO far it appears that the cost of Ink will not be the roof, however time will tell. Overall the MFP offers full connectivity, good performance, excellent print quality, and many other features. If your an HP junkie like I have been for years I'd say give this Artisan 837 a shot.

I originally purchased the Epson Artisan 810, and after 11 months, the auto document feeder broke and wouldn't feed paper (kept jamming.) Epson sent me a refurbished replacement, and after 14 months, the main paper tray stopped feeding (kept jamming.) So last week, I purchased the Epson Artisan 837, hoping that the newest model had been updated with more reliable mechanicals. Unfortunately, as I tried to fax my accountant my signed tax return this evening, using the fax for the first time, I found that the auto document feeder of this brand new model is broken. It only feeds paper halfway and then gets jammed. Seems like I need to find a different manufacturer who makes more reliable printers.

I was very disappointed at first with this printer. Because I had a MAC OS 10.6, I was not able to use the wireless feature when scanning, so I had to hook up using a USB cable to scan. I also had to use the touch panel. I was not able to scan a multiple page document to a single document and the paper feeder did not work while scanning. After many hours online with TECH SUPPORT both at Epson and Best Buy, I found the solution. MAC users need to download a driver on the Epson web site. Go to Epson.com. Click Drivers and Support/All in One Printers/All in One/Epson 837/Macintosh Drivers and Downloads/Epson Scan Utility v3.78. This will put the Epson Scan application on your computer's desktop. Using this to scan rather than the touch panel will enable you to easily use the automatic feeder as well as to be able to scan multiple pages to one document. I wish someone out there had told me about it. After that, the product is awesome.

I used to own an HP Photosmart all in one c309a. This Epson beats it hands down. It's software was easy to install; our stuff gets printed quickly and the photo quality is exceptional. It also seems to run through the ink less quickly than our old HP.My husband had to scan a bunch of photos to make a presentation for his father's 80th birthday party and it did the job quickly and efficiently compared to his mom's newest and latest HP touch screen model. Our old HPc309 couldn't have even handled that job as it was an absolute lemon. We absolutely love the Epson Artisan 837 and are considering buying another. Perhaps my opinions of the Epson are colored by our horrible HP c309a experience, but it is wonderful to finally have a printer that exceeds our expectations and does what we ask of it without "tripping up" every time.

I'm REALLY surprised this printer is being reviewed so highly.1. It doesn't scan wirelessly. What's the point of having a wireless printer if you have to keep plugging it in to scan?2. I copied in 8.5 x 11 "borderless" and the copy is longer then the original, enough so the copy falls off the end of the page.2. I could NOT get this thing to print 8.5 x 11 borderless from a mac.3. It creates a margin on the bottom of the page that kicks everything up (or to the left in landscape), no luck in printing on true center.4. Door opens automatically when you print and then dumps your copy onto the floor.5. If you don't want your photo and prints on the floor there's a flimsy tray you can pull out that feels easily breakable.6 Paper tray is small.If you're going to print the occasional 4x6 photo, or recipes, or a term paper, I'm sure it will work fine. The interface is user-friendly and set up was painless which is why I gave it 2 stars. A guy at Staples tried desperately to talk me into a Canon but they were issuing $50 credit on recycling your old printer for Epsons (so I caved). Now I'm kicking myself.