Reviews for Epson Best Photo Printers

"The new Epson Stylus Photo 1400 is a A3+ six-colour photo printer that replaces the very popular Epson 1280/1290 model, which is a very old printer by today's standards...With a recommended price of ?299.99 in the UK and $399.99 in the US, is the Epson 1400 a worthy successor to the venerable 1280/1290...Print quality is very good for color images..." read more »

"The R2880 is Epson's flagship professional photo printer, with an eight-colour print engine that includes three different blacks for added subtlety...Finally, although it has no Ethernet connection, the R2880 has two USB ports, so two local PCs can connect at once...And the good news is that it's surprisingly quiet in use...Draft quality is legible, and colour documents are as good as you'd expect given the number of cartridges in use..." read more »

"They look just as good as something I would have done professionally for a standard 4x6...So I put in a new cartridge, but the photos still looked bad...The troubleshooting guide recommended cleaning the heads 2-3 times..." read more »

"Excellent photo print quality, build, design, and features...Slow set-up and installations, slow print speeds, head cleaning uses a lot of ink, print heads need frequent...A serious printer for serious printers...All external sites will open in a new browser...Epson?s R1900 finally takes its Pocket-lint bow and what a printer it is......" read more »

"1st off, this is the only photo printer I've used, so I can't compare it to other manufacturers/models...I am happy with this printer as long as the cartridge is new...I'm only getting about 40 good pictures from each cartridge...My advice is to save your money and let a store print your photos..." read more »

"The affordable Epson R280 Ultra Hi-Definition photo printer is the fast, easy way to achieve extraordinary results...We do not recommend you make purchasing decisions based on facts or opinions expressed in these reviews...It does great Photo pictures and print on printable CDs / DVDs and has a good software program included..." read more »

"Brilliant at the basics Great colour recreation...Lacks any extra special stuff...When it was launched, the R220 was a real bargain...However, prices of other models have dropped significantly, making the R220 look almost dear, considering its lack of direct printing facilities...Like its rival photo printers, mono text printing is distinctly poor, but the R220's main strength is that it delivers superbly accurate colour rendition and very realistic skin tones...It's..." read more »

"In fact, there are many printers available for less than $50, but most of the $50 printers will cost more than $50 to replace the first set of cartridges (not a good deal by our standards...Unless you do almost no printing, we cannot recommend any of the under $50 printers that are currently available...or need very fast print speeds, we recommend that you consider a higher priced printer that is designed for your needs...Epson currently has the ONLY under $100 printer that Think4inc can truly be enthusiastic about recommending...The Epson Photo Stylus R260 meets all of our basic criteria..." read more »

"The Epson R320 is primarily a photo printer, but it can also print standard personal or business documents...Unlike most inkjets, the R320 can print directly on CD and DVD...In addition to printing from desktop and laptop computers, the R320 can print directly from PictBridge-compatible digital cameras and camcorders...You might expect all this versatility to come at the expense of quality, but the R320 delivers above-average output of both standard documents and photos..." read more »