Отзывы о Мфу Epson SureColor SC-P900

I purchased this printer primarily to print photographs. After reading the reviews, I decided to give the Epson Artisan 837 a try.Setup took some time, but if you follow the directions on the included "Start Here" sheet and have a little patience, it goes smoothly. After completing the setup, I was impressed at the many ways the printer offers to print documents (including via smartphone or as an email with attachment).The reason it didn't get 5 stars from me was photo print quality out-of-the-box. After reading the stellar reviews I expected to be blown away by the quality of my first printed photo. Instead, it left me terribly disappointed. I couldn't believe how grainy and cartoonish the picture looked. I knew something had to be wrong and started investigating.For some reason, the default settings for the Windows printer driver include automatically sharpening the image, fixing colors, and high speed printing (even when you select best quality). After I turned off all of these automatic enhancements, my photos did look great. I then learned how to save these settings to make printing good photos easier.Perhaps the fact that my digital camera already applies some image enhancements contributed to the issue. If you sharpen a sharpened image, it will look awful. The same goes for fixing colors. I recommend that, if your picture looks good to you on screen, don't let the printer change a thing.

I bought this last November and still love it. I purchased to replace a high end HP, which cratered in less than a year. I use with my Mac with no problem. Use to scan, print and copy. The control panel is easy to use. Scanning works well. I scan to a flash drive, which is no problem as some other reviews mentioned. I have to put the document on the printer anyway. I was concerned about the price of ink as there are several cartridges, but I was pleasantly surprised. I found them on Amazon and they were a lot less than through Epson. I have only replaced them once. Granted I don't print every day, but in the same time period that I had an HP I had gone through 3 sets of cartridges. Setting up wirelessly was no problem whatsoever. I have my Mac and an old laptop with Windows XP. Works on both. Photos are gorgeous. Color vibrant and true. I plan to buy only Epson from now on. One last thought I'm going to upgrade to Mountain Lion on my Mac and this printer is compatible.

This is an excellent photo printer that doubles as an all-in-one. It gives you superb photos at home (sharp images and good color, with smudge-free ink) at reasonable prices per page. The quality is built in to the hardware, and the savings is largely because the colors are in separate tanks, so you don't have to replace your single color tank because you are running low on blue (for example). And there are even high capacity tanks available, potentially saving you even more.And in the bargain with this great photo printer, you get a reliable, quality text and graphics printer, a good scanner and copier, and (whether you need it or not) a FAX--all accessible on computers, tablets, and phones, wired or wirelessly. At retail price, this printer is a bit too dear for most, but bargains can be had, and you might snag one for about half price these days. But even at retail, I would give this printer a look. And at a third or more off, I would absolutely snag this one, as I did.

We, my wife and I , read many reviews of this printer and after much deliberation we went ahead and purchased it. My wife and two daughters each have IPADs and wanted to AirPrint-so despite some of the negative reviews of Airprinting we forged ahead. After some fine tuning of our network, etc. we are good to go with AirPrinting and it goes without saying regular printing. Great little all in one printer-would recommend it to others.

This printer prints nicely, however the engineer that designed it has no idea how we use printers on this planet.Every time you change paper . . . you have to slide the flimsy little paper catcher in, slide the paper tray out, load the paper . . . slide the flimsy little paper tray back in and reposition the flimsy little paper catcher. The sliders don't slide smoothly . . . they slide like a little plastic toy I used to play with from the dime store. I've only had the printer for 2 weeks, so I don't know if it will hold up better than the Epson Photo Stylist R340, but the design of the Epson Artisan 837 is pathetic.

This all-in-one does the job and very well. The inks result in sharp text and good quality pictures in a compact footprint. Some of the parts feel flimsey, but handled with care, it all works. The ability to print on CD/DVDs is excellent and the software provided with the unit makes the job fairly easy. Double sided paper handling works very will though you will read that some have had problems. Good quality paper may be the key to good paper handling.

Boy, there are so many good printers on the market today that the consumer must pick one and hope for the best. That's what I did with the Epson 837. The printer arrived in good shape and was easy to set up. The only slow down was entering the network pass-code using the display keypad because I didn't have a USB cable. The trick is to stay on the letter or number and keep hitting the same key until the upper or lower case letter or number is indicated then move on to the next entry. I bought the printer for the pictures and was I surprised! This printer is so much better than I could imagine. Even my wife is pleased which is saying something. I have my other computers all networked on this printer and can print from anywhere in the house which is nice. I would suggest using care in opening covers and extending paper guides because the plastic looks a little on the fragile side compared to other printers I have used in the past. I paid $196 plus shipping and it came in five days via Fedex ground. I give this five stars because everything works as advertised and I am more than pleased with the pictures it produces. I recommend this printer.

Love this printer. Easy installation(wireless), prints fast, duplexing saves paper, great scanner and copier, easily print labels on printable CDs/DVDs. And it's a great picture printer. Only negative is the price of ink cartridges but then that's pretty much true with all printers. Highly recommend this printer.

The title of this review says it all!! I love the sleek design! this printer is not too big, nor too small. It's just right! I love it! Touch panel is astonishing and it tilts!! no more wal-mart neck :) I love that its wireless. Now i can print from off my ipad and my laptop from any room in the house. This product is great, and i would recommend this to everyone!

These printers are great and the ink cartridges I use in them are great at literally a fraction of the cost. I bought my Epsom printers because of the cheap price of ink. You must check the ink in the cartridges to make sure they aren't running out.

I got the Epson to replace a Stylus printer that had stopped working that I had used to print CD's for my business. I had 2 printers (the stylus, and an HP all in one) so I thought this would save some space on my desk. It's a nice looking printer, but there were a few things about it I really missed:1) Instructions on how to send a fax from your printer- they tout this feature, and then don't tell you how to do it. Customer support wasn't good at explaining it either. I had to search their support page to find out how to do it, and it wasn't overly complicated. Seriously though, why isn't this in the guidebook?2) How to set up the WiFi- Again, why doesn't the guidebook include this? The box touts it as a great feature. I just didn't even bother, even though I really thought it was a cool feature. The printer's LCD menu gives you 3 different ways to set it up, but nothing explains which is best, or why choose one over another. The book says NOTHING about setting up wifi either.3) You can't turn the ringer off on the fax- If you have a business, you know all about spam faxes (insurance plans, roof repair, vacations, etc). If you have a home office you know that these faxes come at all hours, even in the middle of the night. Selling this product as a good solution for home office, and then giving you no option to turn off the ringer just means it's going to wake you up at 4am when the spam fax comes through. My old HP printer had the option of turning the ringer to silent, why not the Epson?4) A time display on the fax- This is small, but I kind of miss being able to look at the fax for the time. It was the only clock in the room. No biggie, but just surprised it doesn't have a clock, as it seems that every appliance in the world does any more.

I love Epson printers, for the past 10years I have owned nothing but Epson printers and recommend them to friends and family when they finally give up on their problematic HP or Canon printers and decide to get a new one. Yes their ink can cost more than some of the others but their hardware is the top quality and their drivers are far superior to any other printer makers out there (take note HP - Epson drivers actually work for XP and vista - not just windows 7!). Epson printers just work - no problems with network connectivity, no problems with ink cartridges, and no problems with paper jams, no problems with the software, no problems with anything, ever. Wi-Fi setup was simple and painless and I have never lost connection. Improved in this generation is a bigger touchscreen up front. Print quality is excellent, as is printing photos and now with the addition of the Epson Iprint app or even the paid 3rd party app Printershare you can print pictures and documents from your phone or tablet - too cool! Scanning via the ADF is excellent, I only wish they had included the ability that the workforce 840 has of being able to scan double sided, since this printer also has the duplexer. If you're really concerned about ink usage and price and don't need the cd printer and dedicated photo paper tray then you should get one of the Workforce line of printers which does virtually everything that the Artisan's do (except cd's and dedicated photo paper tray) but their ink costs a little less - I had one before this printer and I loved it just as much as this one. Overall, I feel the quality and durability of the Epson printers, as well as the more stable drivers packages and ease of driver install, and the ability to print from smartphones and tablets makes Epson the clear choice for home printers. If you're wavering about what brand printer to get, then I urge you to go with Epson - they are less problematic than any other brand printer out there.

I actually cancelled this and bought the earlier model. Same except no fax and a little cheaper. I didn't need the fax. The cd/DVD printing is simple and easy with the software. My mackbook recognized right away. Excellent quality print and economical to use. See my review of the 730 model.

It is very good for what I need it. Fast, colors are right, size is adequate. What I do not like is the receiving tray.I would recommend this product attached to a personal computer or small business office.

As is the norm, Epson has turned out another incredible product. The 837 has a far better print head cleaning system and seems to use less ink per page than previous Artisan models.

I just received this printer the other day. It was ordered through Amazon and sold by Pigfly Tech.It arrived in the display box! Not a shipping box! It was in the box that you normally see on store shelves. It's only protection was the styrofoam end pieces. But I got lucky. Nothing had been stacked on the middle of the box where there wasn't any protection except air, space and thin cardboard.I unboxed it and hooked it up via the USB cord. I haven't tried the WiFi connection.It works great. I've only printed the a few prints, but the 4x6s were done in just seconds. And they looked great. The printer came with 2 sheets of Epson glossy 4x6 paper. I had some Kodak 8-1/2x11 glossy paper. In comparing them, the Epson paper did a much better job.Regular printing seems fine. I haven't noticed the big drain on the ink yet that I've seen other people talk about here. My brother has used Epson printers for many years, and he claims that the ink lasts a lot longer if you make sure the printer is turned off when not in use.If it wasn't for the packaging for shipping issue, I would give this 5 stars.This review may change as I use the printer, but right now I like it....

This is a wonderful all in one inkjet. It always wakes from sleeping, and prints high quality and fast. Easy to set up. It is a bit large, compared with the Artisan 730, but it does a great job.

Epson Artisan printer is NOT for you if you want to use a variety of paper products. Once again buy the printer, buy their paper. Sounds like corporate greed again just like the ink. If you print 137 page document as I just did expect to collate it all because this printer mixes the paper as it delivers it out of the printer. Also plan to stop printing frequently to reload paper, fix miss feeds, sort out blank pages because of multi pages not printing and then being feed through into the finish stack.In all if you only print one or two copies at a time its good printer if you print more and don't want to spend a ton of manual time nursing the paper feeding system STAY AWAY!

The printer set up fine and prints on paper great. HOWEVER. One of the reasons I chose this printer was to print on DVDs. My IMac (OS X 10.6.8) Doesn't allow me to do so. When I try to print, the print window (under Media Type) does not give me the option.

I am on my third Artisan 837 in the last 11 months. It's cheaply made and doesn't hold up. The one I've had for less than a week now has a dangling part inside that causes the printer to jam. (Epson customer service is good - they just keep sending me new printers.) I will say that when the printer is working, the photo quality is excellent for the price. However, this printer does not like to print on cardstock, regular paper, labels, ect. Basically anything other than photo paper. So I think the "All in One" is misleading.

This is my review, and an honest one from someone who has had inkjet printers for many years.All of the inkjet printers I have purchased, were HPs and Photosmarts when they started that line. Over the years and especially after they merged with Compaq, the quality of the printers became horrible, and they were lacking features. Paper jams were becoming more common,I wanted a printer that had the following features and the Epson Artisan 835 had it. I bought that printer initially, and later bought the 837 because of the Airprint features which I wanted.These are the features I wanted in a printer:- Airprint- GREAT pictures- BUILT IN Duplexer- Document Feeder (NONE of the Photosmarts except a very old model had them until recently. HP finally added a new model with a doc feeder)- Ability to print on discs (No Photosmart does this... HP really needs to put lightscribe to bed)- TOuch screen with easy to use controls- Photo Paper Tray- Useful and not bloated software (HP has the worst bloated software for it's printers)- NetworkableThe Artisan 837 has all this. The pictures are wonderful and it is fast. It has a built in fax machine like the old days for when that is needed.It NEVER jams up..... It is a sold and good priner.CONS - the only thing that comes close to it is that the paper tray and allignment is not as easy as the HP... However this is NOT a deal breaker at ALL.. its not even something you'd notice.Highly recommend this printer. You won't regret purchasing it!MikeEpson Artisan 837 Color Inkjet Wireless All-In-One with Fax (C11CB20201)

Very easy set up. Absolutely no problems ... good clear photos. No cons that I have found. I have used different media and loved the print quality. Would absolutely recommend!

Last year I traded in a b&w Brother printer for an Epson 800 and was not all that happy with the exchange; though the new printer was smaller and printed color, it had a tiny paper tray, went through ink fast and was more temperamental. This new printer though, the Epson Artisan 837, is terrific.Setup was easy but not flawless -- there were a few confusing steps, but within 20-30 minutes I was not only printing from my computer but from my iPad as well. The printer is fast and runs quietly. More importantly it prints two-sided copies, which is really nice. The color printing is excellent; I printed out a copy and then had trouble deciding which was the original! Photos come out beautifully and there is a small amount of photo paper included so you can try it out. In addition to wireless or hardwired printing, the machine also photocopies, scans and sends faxes. I've tried each of these functions and it performed very well with no problems.I'd say this printer is much better than my Artisan 800, and it uses the same ink cartridges. I've been using it for over a week and have absolutely no complaints. It's accurate, fast and reliable, and set up easily. (If I have any problems in the future I'll update this review. The older Epson printer I had just ate up ink cartridges, but I haven't had this one long enough to know whether it's any better.)Another improvement is printing from the sleep state. With the older printer I had to wait to print when I started it up from resting -- maybe just 3-5 seconds, but it seemed longer; this printer, when you open up the cover, is ready to go immediately. A great improvement!Terrific printer.Update: I've had this printer for four months now and have had no problems. It starts up immediately from a sleep state, which is great, and it hasn't gone through ink cartridges nearly as fast as my old Epson printer. It faxes, copies and scans with ease and consistent quality, and prints photographs very well. I'm very satisfied with this printer.

The printer arrived in perfect condition and operates very well. It prints excellent pictures. The scanner also operates very well.