Epson Stylus Color 670

when I first bought my PC I decided to go for Epson because I though it was a reliable brand and also the ink cartridsges were not as expensive as Hewlett Packard printers. This printer could print up to 1440 DPI in colour and black and white. Could print on a wide range of paper including photo paper, special transfers for clothing etc. It had only a port for a parallel cable but you could convert it to run of a USB port only if you purchased a conversion cable. This printer was easy to install with a special getting started instruction booklet and a hardcopy of instructions rather than just on a cd-rom disk. One thing that I noticed about ...  Read the complete review

The Stylus Color 670 printer is part of the Epson range and if you’re on the lookout for a printer it’s definitely worth a second look. I have this printer and I can’t fault it. Apart from looking quite stylish, Epson gets the job done with ease whatever it may be. It has many different settings which enable you to monitor or adjust the printing settings simply, quickly and whenever you want. This printer comes with a software CD Rom and is installed easily onto your system. With this printer you can also use different dpi’s for different printing purposes for example you may wish to increase it if you want to print out a photo ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus Colour 670 is a budget priced printer, a fact that actually deters some people. However, it's performance is far from budget and is an excellent choice for anyone considering a new printer. The average user would run the printer at the normal fast pace which provides a very good result and will serve for most purposes. If , however, you wish to print photographs, then running the machine at it's slowest speed will produce excellent quality. There are many printers on sale at far higher prices and of higher quality, but unless you use your printer for professional photography or something of similar demand then you are unlikely to be able ...  Read the complete review

A truly amazing Printer. I had brought it back in 2001 and excluding some minor wear and tear and servicing, it is still working as good at new. The Print Quality is up there with some of the newer printers, such as the Epson DX6000 and it is very small and light. However the printing speed can be a bit dissapointing, even in USB mode and the printer is not USB 2.0 compatible, which is to be expected considering its age. It also supports a wide range of special media and a nice sample pack is included in the box!. The ink sensors are a bit dodgy in my specimen (I am not sure if this defect is unique to my printer only or all of them), so I recommend you remove and ...  Read the complete review

With an Epson printer i think of it as quality at a low price though like all inkjet printers the actual hardware seems a bargain but you try buying the consumables (ink)!. Now this is where you are always caught out when buying any inkjet printers and this is something that needs to be considered as if you print a lot of work maybe you should invest in a laser (i would sugest the Brother 1250 @ around £250 for a basic one). Saying that though Epson printers have a great reputation with printing things such as photo's so if you need to print out quality photo's and a laser is out of the question then get an Epson and this one is good value. ...  Read the complete review