Epson Stylus C67 Reviews
- Terrible
Posted on Apr 6, 2010
Guest User
Pros: cheap, seperate ink tanks.
Cons: Driver doesn't let you see remaining in levels. Ink cartridges also don't have any level indicator. Drinks ink.
Overall: There is no point having seperate ink tanks if you cannot tell with one needs replacing. Very poorly though out by Epson.
- Good
Posted on Dec 22, 2007
Reviews: 9
Pros: Cheap and easy to use. Printouts are are very vivid and decent. Can store up to 120 pages and uses 4 separate ink tanks. As opposed to replacing all the inks, you replace the one that has run out. Driver software is easy to use with online instructions.
Cons: Paper jams can occur frequently. The Epson literally eats ink and you will be faced with paying a lot more for consumables. Ink-head cleaning and nozzle calibration uses up large amounts of ink. Alternative brand inks will not work properly (eg. Calidad) as it will require a lot of head cleaning, which uses up the ink and outweighs the cheap cost of these inks.
Overall: A cheap budget printer that will meet the needs of students. Be prepared to pay for replacement inks from Epson. Frequent paper jams may also put off potential buyers.
- Bad
Posted on Dec 28, 2006
Guest User
Overall: Pros : Cheap, compact, good software
Cons : Dodgy warrantee, incompatibility with generic inks, Cartridges run out very quickly
Overall : Very disappointing. Looked good on paper but the "cons" above, combined with a paper feed problem on my unit meant that it was pretty much useless. Every print comes out skewed - and the noise it makes when a new sheet is fed is loud enough to make me think it's going to rip itself to pieces. I was told that it was my responsibility to get the printer to their service centre and back again. By the time I do this I may as well buy another printer. A Canon.
Cons : Dodgy warrantee, incompatibility with generic inks, Cartridges run out very quickly
Overall : Very disappointing. Looked good on paper but the "cons" above, combined with a paper feed problem on my unit meant that it was pretty much useless. Every print comes out skewed - and the noise it makes when a new sheet is fed is loud enough to make me think it's going to rip itself to pieces. I was told that it was my responsibility to get the printer to their service centre and back again. By the time I do this I may as well buy another printer. A Canon.
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Model:
Stylus C67
The new four-colour inkjet printer designed for great versatility and print quality. From document to photo printing on a wide range of Genuine Epson papers, the Stylus C67 is perfect for the home office, student and small business user.
Key Features:
- Up to 17 pages per minute: the power to print at up to 17 pages per minute.
- Feature-rich bundled software: a range of software tools to help you make full use of the printer.
- High Quality Prints: the quality and detail of each print can be outstanding.
- MicroPiezo Print Head: photo, text and graphic prints of amazing quality and standard.
- Versatile Enough for Everyone: all the versatility and features needed for the job.
- Edge-to-Edge BorderFree Prints: borderless on 4x6" paper as well as right up to full A4 size.
- Broad Media Support: from plain paper right through to the Premium Glossy Photo Paper.
- Individual Ink Cartridges: maximum ink usage, maximum benefit.
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