Отзывы о Мфу Epson SureColor SC-P900

Simple and headache free. Everything works as it's suppose to. A very smart printer and so user friendly.Installing cartridges was super easy...there are 6 of them.There's a touch screen control panel that is super responsive, clear and user friendly.There's a separate section for smaller photo paper (4x6 and 5x7), which I love because you don't have to remove the 8x11 paper to print photos.Printer is heavier than what I'm used to and larger, but it still fit comfortably on my small printer stand, but be careful to check the measurements if your stand is small. The printer is solid and well made, and extremely nice looking.The entire printer is enclosed to keep dust out of your printer. When you start to print, the front door automatically opens (love it!)...something I am always forgetting to do, open that printer door. Although you still need to pull out the output paper tray, at least the paper won't get crushed inside the printer by a blocked door.Faxing is simple..This is my first fax and I am in heaven...I couldn't believe how simple.Scanning was amazing. When I increased the default resolution to it's maximum setting, I scanned an old picture and it picked up the dust on the picture. Also the picture I printed looked fantastic.I connected mine to router and installed software on both pc's and works wonderfully. I highly recommend this printer.

I cannot imagine Epson getting any repeat customers after this atrocity of a printer! The problems: (1) If one ink cartridge needs replacing, the whole printer shuts down - you cannot use the scanner; (2) I'd estimate a cartridge's life to be about 50 prints; and (3) The biggest "surprise" of all, after a littler over 500 total prints, the internal counters are set to give you an "Inkpad" error message, recommending you to purchase a new printer since the pads are expensive to replace. Your purchase dollars do not go far with this printer. Avoid!

Printer was received November 3. Installation was done on November 11 but failed because printer would not recognize ink cartridges. Calls to Epson on November 11 and November 15 received promises to overnight new cartridges. None were ever received.I bought new cartridges at Amazon and Staples; and these were tried on November 29. Printer would not recognize them.Amazon return request was submitted November 29. First email from seller, "LowPriceFastShipping," claimed I was beyond thirty-day return period and that they would consider making an exception. I furnished UPS tracking info showing November 3 delivery. Now seller seems now cooperative but did not immediately agree to accept a return.I will avoid this seller and this printer in the future.Dec 2 - Amazon gave me a full refund after my third call to them today. Seller never agreed to a refund and kept asking for more time to review the matter. Dead-on-arrival printer sits in my office repacked in its original box and will go in the dumpster since Amazon said they do not want it back. I grade this Amazon - B, LowPriceFastShipping - F, Epson - F.

I purchased an Epson Artisan printer almost 3 years ago and three week ago I received an error message that the ink pads were nearing their end of life.Epson offers a Inkpad Reset Utility on their website that will reset the counter, but the error message returned within a week, after another reset three days later and then another reset the end of life message will not go away. Epson Support states that the inkpads are not a user replaceable item, I can send the printer in for service or they will offer me a discount through their loyalty program. This is a disposable printer.The inkpads are easy to get to and should be replaceable. A very poor engineering/design decision by Epson.

When it prints the print quality is fine. I have set up both wireless & USB connection. Wireless says I am connected but when i go to print nothing happens so I reinstalled using the USB cable.With USB it will print but after I send something to the cue I have turn off the printer & restart it then the print comes out! I have to do this for EACH new document sent!Will call Customer Support and see what happens.

The Epson artisan 837 color inkjet wireless all-in-one is a perfect home office solution printer. This printer installed quickly on my home network. From its color touch panel display to its ease-of-use, it is really a great printer. I have been downloading audio books for my daughter, and I have a stack of printable CD-ROMs, the white ones. Because this printer has a built in CD-ROM printer, I was able to print authentic looking CD-ROMs, like the ones you purchase in the store.My only complaint is the ink cartridges are kind of small, but so far they've lasted for quite a few prints. I'm not one to print out my own photographs because much cheaper unit printed at my local drugstore than the cost of the paper and ink. But for general printing and even CD-ROM printing can't think of a better printer small home office.Thank you very much for reading my review.

We've had the epson artisan 837 for about 7 weeks now and had to replace the cartridges that came with the printer. This is where the trouble begins. The replacement cartridges we bought are authentic epson cartridges and the damn thing says it doesn't recognize the cartridges. We have reseated and rebooted this thing until we're ready to throw it out the window. It's going back tomorrow. Oh another neat feature, even if you only have one color cartridge that is low or out it won't even let you print anything, not even something in black. You are forced to go buy a replacement cartridge for the one that it deems empty before it will let you print. I don't know what kind of animal you have to sacrifice to get this thing to work but all the positive reviews have GOT to be done by epson marketing people. DO NOT BE FOOLED, this thing is junk! On top of all that I just spent $90 to buy all new ink and it still doesn't work! Back to HP for me! Oh and the one star is being kind but Amazon won't let me rate lower.

Wow! I am really happy with this printer. We had a really nice printer a while back and my son accidentally broke it. The printer we bought to replace it was OK but not great, so I was very excited when given the opportunity to try this printer. I had very high hopes and it did not let me down.Setup was super easy (according to my husband who always does our electronics setups). It connected to our wireless network without a problem. We use a dual-band N Router. We have been able to print from our Mac, our PC (running Windows 7) AND our iPad. Yeah!Print speed and quality are excellent. I was totally amazed by the quality of the photos I printed. It looked like I got them professionally printed. Of course, I printed them on the ultra-premium photo paper samples that came with the printer and that might have something to do with the professional quality, but even with ultra-premium paper, my other printers never produced photos this nice.I haven't tried the fax machine part yet, but I like that it has a manual mode so we can turn the fax part on only when needed. (Previous printer/faxes have interfered with our voicemail when turned to the "auto on" setting for the fax.)All in all this is a great, easy to setup and use printer. I highly recommend it.

There are two things which attracted me to this printer: the capability to scan documents by placing up to 30 pages on the document feeder, and dual-side printing. I've been looking for a scanner that has a document feeder to scan lots of documents that I have and they tend to be very pricy! This printer does that for a better price. I have all Macs in my house running OS Lion. I downloaded the drivers from Epson's website. I am able to scan using the builtin scanning program in the Mac. However, the OCR that says is included for PC obviously does not work on the Mac (unless you are willing to spend lots of money to buy it again). I bought one at the app store that works great, allowing me to search my pdfs.As far as printing is concerned, the quality is very good. It does not looks as crisp as a laser printer (which I also have) but no complains. Setting it up was very easy to do. The touch screen is very intuitive. Once it is connected to the wireless network, I am even able to print from my iPhone without having to install anything else.Overall, I would highly recommend this printer/scanner/copier/fax!

I had owned the Epsom printer model for the previous year, and I had generally been as happy with it as you could be with any home-quality all-in-one printer. You were going to get a good printer, a decent copier, an average photo printer, and not much else , all of which would cost you a great amount of money for ink. Therefore, I was happy to note that many of the weaknesses of the previous model were fixed with this one. Printing speed is much improved, and it does a fine job at two-sided printing for most home uses. The scanner is fast and effective, and the top-loading copier feeder is a nice touch. I still find the photo printing to be a bit weak,with the quality varying widely from one printing to the next, and some of the features (coloring book pages?) are gimmicky at best. I was not happy to find a touchscreen on this model, but it is surprisingly responsive and works quite well.All in all, the news Epson model is a fine choice for most home printing needs. It even uses the same ink cartridges as the last model, so those seeking the upgrade will not have to start from the beginning.

This epson is really great! Took twenty minutes to install and activate wireless printing. A record for any printer I've ever installed...especially wireless!!. It uses six ink cartridges that give a stunning color palette for photos and it doubles as a fax-scan-copy machine as well. It's extemely well built, feels solid and everything is automated for you. The touch screen is large and intuitive. The software takes everything into account including driver updates when you install so the process becomes incredibly easy for an amateur like me. It also offers duplex printing (both sides of paper) which is the feature I was really interested in. However, after having tested it on some 4X6 photos it will instead become my primary photo printer as the results were breathtaking. It has a large footprint so make sure you have room - but nothing on it is flimsy or looks like it'll break with standard use. That alone is worth the price these day....that and the duplex printing is a deal maker for me. I'm happy with it and the great photo quality was a added plus I didn't expect despite the product description. I mean who would have ever expected truth in advertising???

This is the best printer that I ever owned. In the past I have been using HP printers, but lately the HP software AND hardware have a lot to be desired.The only improvement that I can see on this 837 is to have PDF copy both sides at one time. One more thing, I experenced paper jams in the slide out tray untilI figured out it was the paper. I was using 20lb. paper which was fine for the HP printer but for the Epson you need at least 24lb. paper.

2 stars due to the following problems:(1) The installation CD did not recognize my Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit). I had to spend two hours with people in India to install the printer driver. All in all, I spent 4 hours to install the printer driver. I've been installing devices and software for two decades (and I consider myself a power user) but this by far is the most painful one. Lesson learned: if you use Windows 7, don't bother to use the installation CD. Go to epson.com/support and download the driver.(2) There is no pdf version of the manual. I like to print out the manual and flip through it but I can't do it.(3) Even there is still paper in the paper tray, the printer says that I am either out of paper or paper jam. What a dumb printer! For the first time, I thought that there was really a paper jam. I had to take out many parts (it was a difficult process) but I couldn't see any paper. After I added additional paper to the paper tray, the paper jam error went away.I am reducing one star for each of the above problems because Epson should do a better job than this.

We bought this for our college so I could print to CD's & DVD's. It does a wonderful job printing to these as well as to paper. It is nice having the duplexing capability too. I haven't tried printing photos yet, but if it is like other Epson printers I have used it will do a great job.

This is a nice printer, especially for printing pictures, but it goes through ink and replacement ink is pretty spendy.Installation was fairly easy, I was able to do it on my own and I'm not someone who likes to set up electronics. But the instructions were simple and easy to follow. You will need a USB cord if you want to directly hook it up to your computer, it does not come with one.Pros+ Easy to set up+ Simple features easily accessed on LCD screen+ Easy to clean-everything is contained so it's easy to clean and dust off+ Ink easy to install+ High quality prints-the color is fantastic and the print quailty seriously amazing especially on well-lighted pictures+ Scan and Fax both easy to use with instructions that walk you through set up+ Beeps to remind you to remove document after scanning-I really like this feature as I'm always forgetting to do soCons- Paper tray construction is plastic and you have to be careful when using it- Goes through ink too quickly and the ink is expensive to replace- If one ink color runs out, you can't print or use it. This is my biggest issue with it

This is a great printer and it came well packaged. The touch screen is responsive and menus are well laid out. Wi-Fi setup is very easy although you do need to install the software from the CD or from Epson's site onto your computer.The automatic document feeder for the scanner works well and the quality of scanned documents is great. The printer it will automatically save the last PC you scan something to and then you can continue to scan from the printer to that PC without going to the PC which saves a lot of time. It's got multiple trays so you can load it with both photo and regular paper and are not always swapping out paper. Navigating through and choosing pictures to print from a memory card is also straightforward. Duplex printing works.There are very few negatives but the glossy surfaces of the printer do attract fingerprints. Also, there's no easy way to do duplex scanning (which is more of a nice-to-have, but would be nice to see in the future).

I've scanned & printed pictures, documents and envelopes and it has worked great. Printed pictures were amazing (better then my old RX500). The printer's screen is clear & bright and the directions are easy to follow. Not crazy about the location of the output but that's minor. Hasn't jammed yet and I've had it about a month. I have not used the fax because I PDF everything and send by email.

A first test for me with any electronic device is how easy it is to setup. This had to be one of the easiest devices I have used in terms of getting out of the box and then connecting both to my MacBook and also a Windows 7 machine. There was no problem connecting the printer to my wireless network and then finding/loading drivers.I have used this unit mostly for simple printing, but also to make scans, make copies, and also send/receive some faxes - the unit does all of these things well. I used this machine to replace a similar HP laserjet and think do prefer this machine in terms of its smaller size and generally more quiet operation.This is a very good machine - I recommend without hesitation!

I bought this machine to primarily print color photo's of my paintings on various papers, and to print note cards, which I sell. With all types of paper (even standard office paper), the paper feeder jams or takes 2-3 sheets per image leaving you to feed the paper one sheet at a time. While it's probable the paper feeder is broken, I am now told by the company to never use Avery note cards or business cards with Epson products-the paper is too heavy! I can't believe no one mentions this. As soon as my replacement printer comes I plan on selling the machine!

Maybe they changed their manufacturing process, but mine is a piece of junk. It is incapable of pulling only one piece of paper through at a time. Every single thing I print has 4-6 pages blank pages behind it. So when I print a document that is 10 pages, WOW what a mess. I just love having to thumb through every single page removing the extras. No, its not the paper. I have two HPs here that have no issues with my paper, but for kicks I did run out and pick up two reams of different brands, same issue.The last HP that I purchased (c309a) is also junk. I wish Fijitsu would produce a printer, their ScanSnap scanner has been the most awesome piece of office equipment that I've purchased the past few years. I guess I'm doomed when it comes to the printers.

As I am typing this I am trying to get the printer to accept the card stock that I am using to make Valentines for my daughter. This printer will do fine with regular paper but I have never had such problems as I have with this printer with printing on card stock. I have spent more time trying to get this thing to print than I spent making the document. Also, the "touch" screen is very difficult to use. I have to press very hard in "just" the right spot to get it to do what I need it to do. I was very excited to get this printer but after 6 months I am just about ready to trash it!

I've been using this Epson Artisan for about a month now and I like it. I am amazed that these days you can get an awesome do-everything home printer for less than $200 - then again printers seem to have evolved to the razor blade model (eg; make the profit on the razor blades/ ink refills).The most important feature to me is wireless so I can hide my printer somewhere and this printer has it - getting it online was a snap to me. Form factor is compact compared to my last printer so I was able to tuck it into a cabinet. Overall setup and controls easy to use - no issues for me. Features easy to use - nice user friendly control panel. Printing nice and fast and colors look good. Scanning/Fax easy for me to use. Ability to print double-sided is nice - saves a few trees. Notable that my 9-year old son uses it too no problem. Haven't run out of ink yet so can't comment on refill costs.Overall, 5 stars for my performance experience and considering price/value.

I replaced my ancient HP Officejet All-in-One Printer with the EpsomArtisan.The scan feature on both machines seems a bit compromised for a Mac. I finally was able to usethat feature on the Artisan with much trial and error. The end result was a clean copy. Printing is goodand efficient, and faxing went smoothly. When printing additional sheets of paper end up shooting out. Itmay be that their not snugly lined up in the paper tray? I have yet to copy or print photos, which I plan to do.I'm overall satisfied with the product, albeit I found the HP Printer to be very user friendly and reliable, and wouldprobably return to that brand instead.

I just purchased this printer after researching quite a few. It's replacing a canon mx860. I wanted a true wireless printer for my home network that can handle AirPrint. The kicker that decided this was a 100 dollar discount at Best Buy this week. Set up is wireless and easy. The only glitch was it took three tries for my network password to be accepted. It performs as expected on Lion and with Windows running boot camp. I recommend this printer.Follow-up: now about a year later I have to add one negative-the paper does jam too frequently and/or blank pages will spit out along with the printed one.