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| Value for Money | 4/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 4.2/10 |
| Overall Rating | 3.5/10  |
| STYLUS PHOTO R800 17PPM |  | £219.83P&P: £3.51 |
| Epson STYLUS PHOTO R800 17PPM PHOTO PRINTER - C11C550024 (Printers Ph... |  | £221.22P&P: £4.95 |
| EPSON STYLUS PHOTO R800 A4 |  | £227.94P&P: £4.99 |
| Epson Stylus Photo R800 Photo Inkjet Printer |  | £221.21P&P: £4.99 |
| Epson Stylus Photo R800-A4 5760 Optimised dpi Photo Inkjet Printer featurin... | | £210.61P&P: £4.95 |
Full review by
paulshelly
on 30th May 2008
User Rating : 1
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Good Points: Well, it's looks good doesn't it?
Bad Points: Poor reliability, very high cost of running. Constantly clogged nozzles with Epson original ink, ink will run out very quickly in a least 1 of the slots when you need it as small quantity in each one. Non user friendly interface.
General comments: All in all, this Epson Stylus R800 is a complete waste of money and time trying to get this thing to work at all, i would not even think about buying this again if it were priced as low as 100 Euro.
paulshelly's review and ratings | 87 words
Review by
oldfule
on 29th Jun 2007
User Rating : 4
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When it works this printer generally turns out clean photos on glossy photo paper and crisp matt text with matt images on paper. But it'll reject most other media such as WH Smith matt 180 gsm card (which is certainly not heavy card) or pre-cut greeting cards. Although I've had this thing for about three years now its just about packed it in completely and my usage is far from onerous. It'll slip two pages for every page it prints and that's after countless "Media not loaded properly" error mess ...
oldfule's full review | 196 words
Review by
Ivan Morf
on 28th Jun 2007
User Rating : 3
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I would not buy the Epson Stylus R800 again, unless I was prepared for the huge running costs it involves.
Ivan Morf's full review | 75 words
Review by
Keith the Astrophysicist
expert review 
on 11th Apr 2006
User Rating : 4
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The Epson R800 and its A3 printing cousin the R1800 are designed to provide professional quality photographic printing. To achieve this there are eight different ink cartridges (magenta, cyan, yellow, matte black, photo black, red , blue and a gloss optimiser). The optimiser is to improve the appearance of the colours when printed on to glossy paper by preventing a 'bronzing' effect when viewed at an angle. Most importantly, the inks used in this printer are rated to be fade resistant for over 1 ...
Keith the Astrophysicist's full review | 481 words
Review by
XIII13
on 25th May 2005
User Rating : 9
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The Epson Stylus R800 is a great printer considering the price. It gives excellent results in both colour (using Epsons own ink and paper).
I have printed photographs from scanned negatives that have come our better that the lab prints using this printer with Adobe Photoshop Elements (that came free with the printer).
My only issue would be around colour matching (as with any printer). If you want perfect results you need to get some custom ICC colour spaces made, and this can be quite exp ...
XIII13's full review | 119 words
Up to 5,760 x 1,440 optimized dpi resolution, 1.5-picoliter dropletsUp to 17 ppm black text, 5-by-7-inch photo as fast as 45 secondsPrints directly onto inkjet-printable CDs and DVDsTrue border-free p More...
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