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Giving Advice about a Printer
Apr 25, 2024 12:31:26 #
Fleckjohn65 wrote:
Gerry, as always sage advice. I have the same Epson as yours. I did set it up for wifi printing and it works great. Now I hope I didn’t jinx it!
I'll have to give that a try.
Apr 26, 2024 01:37:45 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Thanks. I'll pass that along. The local Staples has both the ET-2400 and the ET-2800, so she can see them in person.
Another comment came to mind on these printer options, if it isn't too late to add.
With the ET-2800, for color prints, in my using it, the glossy papers don't give the best result. Premium Presentation Matte paper gives a noticeably better result.
I don't recall now which of the two fellows, Keith Cooper or J Toolman, but one of them made mention in some of his material that these lower level all-in-one models did not make their best work on glossy paper. As a result of his tests with it, he recommended using a Presentation Matte paper.
Don't know if that is of any value at this point, in the advice, or maybe you've researched more and come up with other choices of machine.
Apr 26, 2024 06:55:18 #
Apr 27, 2024 10:15:05 #
I bought the Epson 2550 Eco Tank, which might have been the first Eco Tank printer they offered. It works just fine and I'm finally refilling the ink in it since I bought it. I sure don't miss those expensive cartridges printers used to require. I'm sure the new Epson is wonderful, too. I recommend these printers for "non-pro" printing jobs.
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