4 years ago I bought an e machine from PC World, included in the package a free printer, they gave me the Epson C40 a small standard 4 colour inkjet printer, one of a series. Mine still works and I use it as backup and less sophisticated printing (I updated to a 3 in 1 Epson CX3200 - the brand impressed me). I’m looking to sell it now I am more confident with the CX3200. ***THE PRODUCT*** According to the label my machine was assembled in China with Japanese components, Epson Stylus is a trade mark of SEIKO EPSON. Like most Epson products it is compatible with Microsoft software and Macintosh. Its small round size and aesthetic design means it does ...  Read the complete review

I have just scrapped a second c40 in less than a week! Both printers were from computer customers of mine one customer used it constantly until a change of cartridge required cleaning then after 2 cleans up came the message "parts inside your printer need serviceing or replacing" No choice here. A check with epson and invoice said "out of guarantee"....actually 20 days past one year. I complained to epson and they kindly had it swopped...excellent. Two days later I picked up another c40 as the customer said "too noisy", "too slow". I replaced both cartridges as they were too low to be of use and luckily ...  Read the complete review

I've got to be honest, the reason I bought this printer is because I needed one for when I got my own place, and because it was ridiculously cheap! I went to Uni and decided to quit because I didn't like it there, roundabout the same time the printer I already had (an Epson Stylus 460) decided to quit too. It cost £150 when I originally bought it, lasted about one year then just died on me, and no matter how hard I kicked it it simply wouldn't work. So soon after I moved in with my girlfriend and decided a new printer should be near the top of my things to buy list. Of course price was a serious issue, and because I didn't plan on ...  Read the complete review