Epson Stylus Colour 680 Reviews

I bought my epson stylus color 680 about 15 months ago, i bought it for about £90 i suppose it wasnt a bad price until you have to fork out for the ink at around £25 for colour and about £15 for black ink. Its still in great working order, only problem i had with it is that if you dont use it for some time the ink doesnt work. ...  Read the complete review

bought my epson stylus color 680 about 15 months ago, i bought it for about £90 i suppose it wasnt a bad price until you have to fork out for the ink at around £25 for colour and about £15 for black ink. Its still in great working order, only problem i had with it is that if you dont use it for some time the ink doesnt work. ...  Read the complete review

Bought as an upgrade for an Epson 440, wanting better print quality having bought a digital camera, this printer was great value for money, has superb print quality and is very fast. The ink cartridges use the intellisense system which tells you precisely when they are going to run out, frankly the extra cost of the cartridges ...  Read the complete review

I initially ordered an Epson stylus color 4-something. Imagine my glee when, upon delivery, I tore open the boxes to discover that they had upgraded my printer to the 680 "at no extra cost" to me! WHOOPEEE! Apparently it printed faster. Great. Well the printer comes with a multi language manual. Fortunately ...  Read the complete review

I got my Epson Stylus Colour 680 in December 2000 when I bought a new PC. I did not like the printer that came as standard as part of the bundle I was interested in and asked for an upgrade. I had a choice between the Epson and a similar model from HP. Having gone away and done a little homework I opted for the Epson as the print quality ...  Read the complete review

This printer has excellent print quality of 2880dpi which is good. I bought mine when they were new and cost £120 but i wish I had thought about it more now as £120 is a lot of money and i realised that i cannot refil the cartridges such as some printer will allow you to do that. Also the carts cost a hell of a lot of money but just in ...  Read the complete review

Printers have been the bain of my life for many years. I am a teacher of not only IT but also Art. For school I am responsible for choosing and purchasing printers. Being in education, the budget is limited, and yet you require a good speed of printing, good quality, durability (students aren't always careful!) ...  Read the complete review

I decided to write this opinion after experiencing dissatisfaction from purchasing the Epson 680 inkjet printer. When buying my most recent pc, I wanted a printer as part of the bundle. I had, had an Epson 600 inkjet printer from some years now an had been very pleased with it, it was strong, reliable and gave a good print ...  Read the complete review

Well, what can I say about the Epson Stylus Colour 680. I was having doubts about this printer when I first purchased it, but when purchased with the Epson Photo Quality Ink Jet paper - you could instantly turn yourself into a Priting Company. This is due to the fact that you can get so much out of a little printer. It prints so fast ...  Read the complete review

I tell you, you would not believe the amount of time I spent umming and arrging about which printer to buy myself. I have spent many a long hour browsing away at online shops, trying to find the best deal, and many miles walking around computer stores trying to find an elusive special offer. You'd think it would be easy for me to ...  Read the complete review

Epson are a well experienced company, dealing with all aspects of visual technology. The Epson 680 is part of the new stylus 80 range, all claiming to give great quality printing at a low price. It claims to be quick, easy to use, with great prints. I have this printer and it does just that. It is under £100, which is ...  Read the complete review

It’s a good fast printer, and gets the top reviews in numerous computer magazines, I would recommend an epson to anyone, but not this model because here is the catch. Well, the Epson 680 unlike, its slightly faster brother(printers are male, scanners are female) the Epson 880, has a chip on the cartridge this is a security ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus 680 colour inkjet printer is an excellent buy for anyone looking to upgrade their older epsons (eg color 300) or maybe their old HP deskjet printers. The max resolution on this baby is 2880 dpi --- half this resolution looks impressive enough but with 2880 you will get outstanding clear crisp photo's. The ...  Read the complete review

Having bought this now pretty old printer fundamentally due to its price, I have been really impressed with the actual quality. Printing in 'Econofast', '360dpi', '700dpi' or even '1400dpi', this printer is certainly very versatile. The top resolution, 1400dpi is greater than that of ...  Read the complete review

Well what can I say? It is an EPSON printer so you know that the quality is going to be good. Well in fact it is better than that, the quality is great, with printing on glossy paper producing 'photos' of such vibrancy. Compared to the older printers, the ink carts have been redesigned, and now feature a set of copper ...  Read the complete review

I bought an Epson 680 inkjet printer recently to replace my Epson 440. I needed something that was quicker, quieter and gave higher quality prints. This printer is brilliant in these respects. These days you get a lot of printer performance for your money. This cost just £99.99 but has the best specification in it's class:- ...  Read the complete review