Epson Stylus Color 850 Reviews

After my old Canon printer (Rest In Peace) passed on I was in desparate need of a new printer. I am a part-time student and the amount of printing I had to do to get my projects in on time meant I couldn't realistically use the University printers... The spec' I required was: 1) Fast 2) Efficient on the old ink ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Epson Stylus 850 mid way during 1999. Then, it was one of the best printers around. Now, I think that it still is. I think that the print speed is good and quality is good too. There are a number of preset print options that you can choose from such as economy mode, 360dpi printing mode etc. I think that this makes it easier for the ...  Read the complete review

If you're after a reasonable print quality at a low cost, this printer is for you. The specification of this printer shows that it can print upto a resolution of 1400dpi x 720dpi. Although the resolution claims to be good don't expect amazing photo quality but it's not bad quality for a cheap printer. I find that this ...  Read the complete review

After our Lexmark 1000 Color Printer seemed to give up the ghost (although during its lifetime it had performed great) someone lent us an Epson 850 color Printer, which we still have at the moment, but after the performance of this one I would have to think twice before buying another Epson. It has so many buttons that flash as soon as the ...  Read the complete review

Epson Printers. Probably the most disappointing range of printers I have had the misfortune to use. As a company we use some 100 computers and printers through our head office network and I have to say that our experience of poor Epson product has been enlightening. From the excessive head cleaning programmes which waste ...  Read the complete review

We use a printer a lot at home. It is on the go several times a day for various reasons and it takes some abuse. Originally we had an Epson Colour 600 that we bought several years ago and it did us just fine but when it packed up (as these things eventually do!) we decided we would prefer to get something a little quicker to print with. ...  Read the complete review

If you're going to spend more than $300 on an ink jet printer, you probably have high expectations. Though the Epson Stylus Color 850 turns in brisk speeds, you can spend less money and get faster and better output. Fast Printing, Middling Output Quality Printing at 3.5 pages per minute (ppm), the Epson Stylus Color 850 is on a ...  Read the complete review