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Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Epson Stylus Photo R1900 A3+ Printer

Epson Stylus Photo R1900 A3+ Printer
List Price:
Our Price: £332.09
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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
Manufacturer: Epson
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Epson
EAN: 8715946368009
Feature: Photo printer - ink-jet - colour
Label: Epson
Manufacturer: Epson
Model: C11C698301
Platform: Mac OS X
Publisher: Epson
Release Date: 2007-12-18
Studio: Epson

Features
Photo printer - ink-jet - colour
61.5 cm x 32.3 cm x 21.4 cm
12 kg
Epson Micro Piezo
8-ink

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Spotlight customer reviews:

Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
Summary: Amazing Printer!
Comment: I have owned this printer for a week now and all i can say is that it is truly amazing, i am an architecture student so i use this all the time for plotting off CAD and printing tiled illustrator layouts, you can print on A3+ paper and i get no banding or poor print head alignment as the review below suggests. The only problem that i can see with this printer is that the ink cartridges are too small at only 11ml, my canon A4 printer has 13ml! apart from that this printer is top notch and i will always use epson for A3 as i have previously used R1800 and 1290 and they have all served for many years before needing to be replaced! All my course mates are dying to get their hands on an A3 printer now and i will definately be reccomending this one!

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: Rubbish printer
Comment: I am a freelance Graphic Designer in the Film and TV industry and the work has to be produced instantaneously and often with very little preperation - I normally use my Epson 1290 which has done me proud for years - but unforunately died on me at the beginning of this contract (mainly because I had to reinstall the driver software from the Epson website - which turned out to not work properly - as just a gimp driver- this doesn't seems to give as many options/ work as well as the old driver that used to be available) - so I had to quickly get my hands on a decent printer and at an average price of £350 pounds you would have thought this printer would be reliable and deliver what you need on demand - but unfortunatly it has disappointed on many levels - give me back my old 1290 any day. Basically my advice would be - don't touch this printer with a barge-pole. It is seriously bad - the driver software doesn't include an A3+ sheet feeder option on my version (whether that is accross the board or not - the Epson customer services won't help. The printer often prints badly with bands on the prints after printing a few pages. Also the alignment goes off centre by at least half an inch when doing lots of photographic quality prints at a time. It drinks ink and the cartridges are nigh on impossible to get hold of at a local level on an immediate basis (even Epson often don't have them in stock), just for the record I've always bought epson products i.e printers/scanners and have always used epson inks and papers in all my equipment. I will not buy another Epson product after this experience.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: only use epson products
Comment: only use epson products or your guarantee is invalid that includes paper,cartridges, keep a log of when you install cartridges they will want to know this as well in other words they do not want to know about your guarantee


Editorial Reviews:

The Stylus Photo R1900 from Epson recently won a TIPA award for the quality of its performances - it has some great features and software to give you excellent quality prints. You can print in up to A3+ format without margins or even on CDs and DVDs in a resolution of 5760x1440. UltraChrome Hi-Gloss2 ink guarantees perfect photo prints that will last for years and years, and because photos are printed using a minuscule drop size of just 1.5 picolitres, all the tiniest details are reproduced on every print! Thanks to its printing system that uses 8 separate cartridges, the Stylus Photo R1900 is economical too, because you only need to change one cartridge when that particular colour has run out. The Stylus Photo R1900 will satisfy even the most demanding users!


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