Epson Stylus Color 760 Reviews

Simply brilliant printer, quite unlike the nasty sounding plastic boxes currently produced by Epson. I've tried an 830 and C60 and there's no comparison.
Constant business use over the last six years and it is still going strong.
So concerned when it started to leave ink on the rollers. Have now managed to remove the head for cleaning and it has a new lease of life.
Photo printing is staggering; such clever software.

The Epson Stylus 760, well where can I start this printer is now one of a dieing breed now but don?t let this put you of if you see one at a trade fair or shop snap there hands off and buy it. Although when it first came out it was fetching around £129.00 I have seen them at fairs for around the £50-£60 (what a bargain) The printer itself ...  Read the complete review

I reckon the Epson Stylus color 760 is one of the better printers that exist for the home environment, as far as quality-price realtion is concerned. But Epson seems to want to annoy us with its new models that will remove this printer during this year and 2002. They will remove a first range of products, that is composed of three ...  Read the complete review

This printer is brilliant, it is virtuially perfect in every way, well, as much as a printer can be. It has outstanding qualitiy and an amazing resolution. As well as speed. This printer is also very cheap and can be picked up for under £100, well thats what I found. It is also very easy to install taking me under 30 mins, and I ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I bought this printer a few months ago and till today I am really happy with it. Good printing. The quality of printing is excellent under any circumstances. No matter what kind of paper you put in it (given it is Epson paper) it will do it's best and believe me it's best is really good. Pinting in good quality paper photos has ...  Read the complete review

The Epson 760 looks much like any other Epson printer, Paper tray at the rear and a telescopic output tray at the front, however this is not just any printer. The quality of output from the 760 is fantastic, and not to mention fast. Its main advantage is the way Epson inkjets work, using piezo crystals instead of heating elements to ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus 760 is a great printer for the cost. The quality of the printing, both balck and colour is excellent and photos come alive too - although there are better, more expensive Epson printers for better photo printing. This printer is also quieter than one of its predecessors that I used to have - Epson Stylus Color 600. The one problem ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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, ...  Read the complete review

Since I wrote this it got £20 cheaper (see new price). Also I have been using Print & Go photo paper which creates Great photos! This is replaced by a new range. I am looking at getting the Epson 880 which is cheaper than the 760 ever was AND it is TWICE the resolution! ------ I used to have an old canon BJC ...  Read the complete review

The 760 is an outstanding printer, but like most printers it does have a few downsides. One of them being the fact that cleaning your inkheads uses up a large amount of ink. Why this should be I do not know. Apart from this, and the fact refill cartridges are expensive, this is probably the best inkjet in its class. It uses ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so I wouldn't advise you enter the world of fraud to try and print cash, but this printer has seriously good resolution. I am not one for technical jargon but this printer can print 1440 dots per square inch. Eat your heart out dot matrix!!! This is a color printer that is best at photos and can print pure quality on any paper, ...  Read the complete review

The Epsom 750 is a superb printer. It is easy to set up and has easy to follow instructions come with it. The colours are good and inks dont need to get a mortgage to replace them and if you go to somewhere like PC World and buy their own make (£9.99) then they are even cheaper than the Epsom ones. It is paralle Port or USB depending on ...  Read the complete review

my 440 was past its selbuy date, i had to keep to a reasonably low budget, off i trotted to PC World, and look what i found, the EPSON 760. it can reach up to 1440 dpi at a very fast speed and can printout brilliant photographs on normal inkjet paper. it makes hardly any noise at all and i say if you need a new printer look no further than ...  Read the complete review

I have recently aquired one of these printers, and it's now my third Epson. The last one - the Epson Stylus 600 lasted about a year and a half and the one previous to that the Epson 4xx (?) lasted about a year. I don't know if this short life of a printer is usual but I do use them quite a lot.....mostly for photographs (I have a digital ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus 760 is a great little printer. It prints in up to 1440dpi and can produce photo quality pictures if the right paper is used. Specialist paper, card, and envelopes can be used to print on, and it also features a really handy print preview option so you can see where the print out will be positioned on the page - saving lots ...  Read the complete review

I bought this printer after seeing all the awards it had won and its great reviews it got in several magazines. It has not let me down the first thing i liked about it was its usb connection wich freed up my parallel port soley for my scanner (I had been having problems with my old printer using the parallel port with the scanner) The ...  Read the complete review