Epson Stylus Photo R800 Inkjet Printer
EPSON R800 -- You deserve it! It's time you experience the power and speed of a true state-of-the-art Photo Printer. The R800 executes brilliant archival quality glossy and matte prints, using ultra fine 1.5 picoliter ink droplets and durable pigment inks in 8 color cartridges. Direct printing on ink jet printable CDs and DVDs BorderFree 4 x 6 photo prints Fast connectivity via Hi-Speed USB 2.0 and IEEE-1394 FireWire interfaces Maximum printable area - 8.3 x 44 OS compatibility - Windows 98SE, ME, 2000&XP; Mac OS 8.6 - 9.2, OS X 10.1.3+ Input tray - 100 sheets (pain paper); 20 sheets (photo paper); 10 envelopes; 1 transparency Dimensions - 12.8H x 19.5W x 25D Weight - 17.6 pounds Actual print speed will vary according to use
With the R800 inkjet photo printer from Epson, you can print professional quality photos from the comfort of your own home. With its fine 1.5-picoliter droplet size, the R800 delivers resolutions up to 5,700 x 1440 dpi for exceptionally detailed and accurate prints. You can also print directly onto inkjet-printable CDs and DVDs, adding a professional look and feel to your media. Print speeds are as fast as 17 ppm, while a 5-by-7-inch photo can take as little as 45 seconds. (All reported speeds are maximums. Actual speeds will vary.) The R800 can print borderless photos in a number of popular sizes, and accepts a wide variety of plain and photo papers, as well as transparencies and envelopes. The input tray holds up to 100 sheets of regular paper, up to 20 sheets of photo paper, up to 10 envelopes, one transparency, or one printable CD/DVD. Designed to last, Epson's UltraChrome Hi-Gloss pigment inks deliver photos with an expected life of up to 80 years. The software bundle includes Epson Software Film Factory as well as the PRINT Image Matching II Photoshop plug-in, designed to optimize prints from a wide variety of popular digital cameras. The R800 connects to your computer via either USB or FireWire and has a 25,000-page monthly duty cycle. Compatible with both PC and Mac operating platforms, the R800 comes backed with a one-year parts and labor warranty. What's in the Box
Epson Stylus Photo R800 inkjet printer, one cyan ink cartridge (T054220), one magenta ink cartridge (T054320), one yellow ink cartridge (T054420), one photo black ink cartridge (T054120), one matte black ink cartridge (T054820), one red ink cartridge (T054720), one blue ink cartridge (T054920), one gloss optimizer cartridge (T054020), CD print tray and Epson Print CD software, roll paper holder accessory, printer documentation, Premium ICC profiles, CD-ROM containing printer drivers and software (Windows and Macintosh); printer cable not included
Epson Stylus Photo R800 Inkjet Printer Accessories
 Epson Cyan Ink Cartridge ( T054220 )
Epson Gloss Optimizer (T054020)
Epson T054320 Magenta Ink Cartridge
Epson Photo Black Ink Cartridge (T054120)
Epson Yellow Ink Cartridge (T054420)
Epson Matte Black Ink Cartridge (T054820)
Epson Blue Ink Cartridge (T054920)
Epson Red Ink Cartridge (T054720)
Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster (8.5 x 11, 50 Sheets)
Epson 4 x 6 Inch Premium Gloss Photo Paper, 100 Sheets (S041727)
Epson Stylus Photo R800 Inkjet Printer Reviews
Meanwhile, my project is on hold because I can't print the CDs. I've been talking to Epson technical support, but they can't seem to figure it out. I'm waiting for another CD tray to arrive to see if that's the problem, but it's been over a week now. I haven't been able to get the Print CD capability to work on my printer yet, which is the entire reason I bought it in the first place.
Junked it. Broke down out of warranty, cost another $105 to find out that it could not be fixed.
eats ink like crazy. and later today I'm going to beat it into a flat pile of plastic and metal, look for the vid on youtube. I just a few moments ago disconnected this thing from my computer. I bought this printer when it was new so I paid full list for it. I want you push a button that empties your print cartridges at a frightening rate.
ink replacements and printer repairs has been over $900.00.
After having it for 2 years.
It always seems to need "cleaning" i.e.
Don't buy this printer you'll be sorry.
For that I've only been able to print 15 images.
Paper loading is imposable, when you do get it to print it.
My total cost of ownership for this pile of poo with the purchase price,.
I'll never buy an epson printer again.
I have manged to get less that twenty images printed on it.
For a while it produced nice prints, although it did have some trouble feeding paper. However the print heads are now clogged and won't print properly even after loading brand new ink cartridges and running multiple cleaning cycles. It costs about $100 to replace all the cartridges, so every time you do a cleaning cycle it costs you $10. And get this - every time you run a cleaning cycle on this printer it uses up about 10% of the ink in EVERY cartridge. All printouts have streaks and gaps and I have to print three or four pages just to get one good copy. Maybe you will have better luck than I did, but I do not recommend this printer. I have had this printer for a couple of years.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRINTER. I have to lighten all my pictures by 45% just to get a decent picture. The pictures come out dark. Had to get Adobe 7.0 to print pictures, still dark, went on Epson web site and downloaded the improved program because of dark pictures, Still DARK. WRONG. Bought this printer hoping it would give clear wonderful pictures. What a dissappointment. NEVER AGAIN.
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