Epson Stylus DX4450

I've only ever had a non-Epson printer once and I'll never be doing that again, so when I went out to choose a new printer Epson was my first choice. After much deliberation the printer I eventually choice was the Epson DX4450. Once I got it home and unpacked it, I set about connecting it to me computer expecting the process to take quite a while. I was pleasantly surprised as from unpacking to printing the first document it only took about 20 minutes. Fantastic. When the document had printed I was also exceptionally pleased with the print quality which was far better than I have ever had with my other printers in the past. Being impressed I decided ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus Dx4450 looked great at just £30 from Tesco. After owning several Epson printers, my last one costing over £200, with less features than this model, i was more than happy spending £30 on this printer. On Looks its not bad at all really. It is a bit chunky but this is to be expected for an all in one inkjet solution. The printer worked well for about a month, the paper then stated getting jamed. I started to make sure i was loading it correctly, which i was. Then it gradually got worse, and on the final occasion it made the horrible printer jamming sound 'errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rr'. It was nackered. I know Epson offer ...  Read the complete review

The printer itself is a brilliant buy for the price tag of £35. It suits the need of a household printer and also does good quality photos and has handy quick touch photocopy buttons. Also it benefits from a very simple scanner. It is relatively slow and quite noisy but personally this doesn't bother me at all. What is annoying is Epson's ink strategy! - You cannot use certain compatible cartridges due to the microchips used as Epson is trying to force you to use their branded cartridges. I have however found that the Tesco Compatible Cartridges work fine and cost around £5. I have not had any mechanical problems with the printer and have used it a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this at the end of last year and although i was originally going to buy a different printer ihad already decided it was going to be an Epson. This was on offer at £30 and although i didn't need an all-in one particularly as it was ny first ever printer i snapped it up. Bit bulky for my box room but that's not a major problem. I don't deal with setting up technology very well so there were a few problems butother than that it was pretty easy. I don't ever use the software on the computer for it as it confuses me andisn't that clear to use. Prints good quality even if it is a bit slow i can leave it to print while doing something else, though may annoy people who ...  Read the complete review

What a GREAT printer! I managed to snag this from Currys (UK) for £29.99 and it's the best £30 I've spent. As soon as I got home, I plugged it into my computer (Currently a MacBook - but also works GREAT on PC), put the CD in to install the software/drivers and I was away. VERY easy to install and VERY easy to use! It also has a great look to it, looks very stylish with the glossy black top (almost like a Playstation 3, or the back of an iPhone 3g). One of the best features it has is the ink and ink cartridge system. It uses 4 ink cartridges - 1 Black, 1 Cyan, 1 Yellow, 1 Magenta. This means that you only have to replace one cartridge ...  Read the complete review