Epson Stylus Color 760

I bought this printer some eight months ago. It has continued to impress me with both its speed when needed, and its quality. The test photos provided which you can print looki astounding with ink dots almost impossible to see, except on very light areas. I have printed out many a photo on it, sticking with 6" x 4" paper because of its availability and because my digital camera is "only" Imegapixel and may struggle for resoultion. The printer does struggles with large grey areas - my daughter sschool cardigan in this case - which comes out very red spotted. I assumed that this may be a problem with all printers, and indeed my ...  Read the complete review

The first Epson I ever bought was back in '96, when I got a Epson Stylus Colour II for what I thought was a reasonable price. Granted, it was cheap, cheerful and looked good, but after a couple of months the print quality dropped dramatically. Now, this was a big drop in quality, one minute it could print near photo quality images, and suddenly all I got was a piece of paper with an unsightly blob of ink on. Even if I wanted readable text printed out, I had to set the settings to monochrome text on max resolution. Well, seeing as the printer was so useless I decided to chuck it away. After all, what's the point of having a useless printer? ...  Read the complete review

I first bought this printer for my 15th birthday. When i bought it, i thought that the printer was gonna be amazing, and that the quality of print would be really good. But when taken out of the box, and used, i was dissapointed. The quality did not look 1200x2400 dpi, and there were lines going all across the page. This was gave a very unprofessional looking print out, and although the speed of it was extremely good, i'd go for quality over quantity any day. ...  Read the complete review

My old HP 670 just was not up to the job of photoquality printing. I therefore spent some time gathering information about reasonably priced printers (and consulting Dooyoo of course!) and decided to buy an Epson Stylus Colour 760. The printer cost £86 (free delivery) from www.dabs.com, which is much cheaper than I had seen it anywhere else. It was easy to set up and within 20 minutes of unpacking the box I had my test page printed off. There is a very easy to follow ‘poster’ describing the installation steps. The printer comes complete with Adobe PhotoDelux 3.1 and two Epson packages called Print Adventures along with the printer software ...  Read the complete review

Without a doubt, the 760 is a fantastic printer, and with a print resolution of 1440 dpi (dots per inch) no-one can deny that. The printer package itself is excellent, with being supplied with a selection of special papers, such as photo paper, glossy paper, and a few sheets of normal paper. The supplied software is also excellent, which includes many utilities to keep your printer running in tip-top condition, to keep it clean and to keep it running at peak efficiency. Using the special papers, and selelecting the correct paper settings in print setup, really does unleash the printing power of this exceptional printer. It will print photographs as if ...  Read the complete review