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Intelligent_Cat_1914Personally I prefer the ET18100 - it uses 6 ink tanks but unlike the 8550 it doesn't use 2 blacks and a grey, which makes the glossiest and vibrant colour photos I have seen in a LONG time.
Epson Ecotank ET18100 and there is an A4 equivalent but not sure of the model number. 6 colour including photo cyan and photo magenta. Once again, Ecotank. It will print thousands of great photos upto A3 and the gloss from the inks is just on another level - SO. MUCH. GLOSSSSSS!!!! 😍
SummerAnonymooseVery wrong. Tank inkjet printer + inkjet photo paper + a cable for your computer. Especially Epson ecotanks, canon mega tanks. Print a lot, 3rd party refills are cheap and no issue with chips. Sure there are a lot of predatory printers out there, but there are still plenty of other options. Don’t touch anything HP.
AbjectFee5982I've also noticed my canon g7020 prints better pictures then Epson ECOTANK I also noticed the canon G7020 sits better not printing for 1 week at a time vs the Epson I also noticed my canon has no expiration on the ink. But the Epson is like 2-3 years.
Acceptable-Net-891Ecotank is garbage for photo prints
I have an ecotank for printing documents. They are not well suited for making photographic prints
amberkarnesI love my epson ecotank printer. There’s lots of sticker makers that use it and you can find reviews on YouTube. Ink is cheaper too than buying cartridges. Comes in bottles.
AnatlusNayrI have an ecotank. Its slow and not the best quality print but you can print a lot on one bottle of ink and thats what i care about
AndYetAnotherUserIDEpson EcoTank (ET) printers are the way to go. The teacher will really, really, really appreciate the very inexpensive cost per page because the ink is so inexpensive.
AtomicBoyfriendI have an epson eco tank that I use for an entire line of prints that have quite dark colors. I really like it! That said, I have to do a little bit of tweaking pre-print so they don’t turn out *too* dark and lose their contrast. I usually raise the brightness by anywhere from 20-50% and they do just fine.
