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| Ultra-Hi Definition prints |
| Smart, 7.8" touch panel |
| Built-in creative projects, plus creativity software |
Built-in Creativity features. Add a personal touch in a snap!
Not only do you get stunning photos with the Artisan 800, but you can do more with them—in a snap! Easily create professional photo layouts to share with friends and family. Or, transform photos into customized notepaper at the push of a button. Your photo is used as the background on letter-size paper, with or without lines. You can also quickly turn photos into personalized coloring book pages. It’s fun! And, print directly onto CDs and DVDs to create professional looking discs. You can even restore color to old, faded photos. Do all this, without even using a computer. Or, use the included Print Creations software to create impressive invitations, greeting cards, calendars, and photobooks, simply by dragging and dropping your photos into the designer templates provided. It’s all so easy!
Remarkable productivity
The Artisan 800 has all the tools you need when working in the home. High resolution copying and scanning captures all the detail in documents, receipts, recipes, and more. And you can scan directly to a USB device and/or PDF format. Or, use the included Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software, which converts scanned documents into text you can edit on your computer. And, with built-in fax, you can send and receive important documents right at home. For added efficiency, store up to 60 speed dial numbers. You can also easily scan or copy stacks of documents with the built-in 30 page Auto Document Feeder. And the Artisan 800 makes it easy to be green with built-in two-sided printing. Lastly, with two paper trays you’re always ready to print photos and documents, without changing paper.
Product protection you can count on
Experience peace of mind with a warranty that’s twice as long as those from other manufacturers! Artisan all-in-ones come with the Epson Preferred program, which includes a 2-year warranty and toll-free phone support, with product registration.** And, should you need a replacement, Epson offers quick and free product exchange with no hidden charges. Our technical support specialists are committed to helping you quickly resolve problems. And, this support is free for the life of your product. Unlike other manufacturers, you’ll never get a bill for accessing Epson technical support. Registered Artisan owners also receive access to a personal website with fun, creative projects, "how-to" tutorials, useful resources, and are eligible for exclusive offers.
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204 of 212 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great AIO Printer With Some Gotchas,
By PRG "PepDaddy" (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer (Black)(C11CA29201) (Office Product)
I purchased this printer on 9/25/08. All in all, a really excellent AIO printer. I've been waiting for Epson to put out a printer like this with all the options I wanted in one compact package.
There are some gotchas that you won't know until you set it up. I was on the phone with Epson support for over an hour before even they realized these features weren't available. 1. The Front Panel Scan To features only works if the printer is connected via USB. It does not work at all if the printer is connected to your network either hard-wired or wireless. 2. You can only use the memory card reader on the printer if it is connected via USB. Again, this feature does not work if the printer is connected to your network. 3. Per Epson support, you cannot use both the USB and Ethernet connections together. It's one or the other. I'm going to try it anyway since it took Epson support an hour to tell me that the Scan To and Memory Card Readers only work using a USB connection. 4. On a Mac (I don't know about Windows yet), you should uninstall any Epson Scan software for any other Epson AIO's that were connected to your computer before installing the Artisan 800 software. Also, be sure to run the Epson Scanner Utility and select the appropriate connection type. It defaults to LOCAL even if you set it up as a Network printer. That was a pain in the butt since nowhere in the documentation does it tell you about this. 5. For a $300.00 printer, it should have included the Duplexer, which is a $29.00 option direct from Epson. Epson is showing no stock for the Duplexer as of 9/26/08. Also, don't be fooled into buying extra print cartridges when you buy the printer because the sales person tells you that the cartridges are only half full . Epson actually included full print cartridges with this printer. If you can live without the Scan To PC, PDF and Email features, as well as the Memory Card Reader working using a networked connection, than I highly recommend this printer. With these shortcomings, it is an excellent printer.
70 of 72 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Epson Artisan 800,
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This review is from: Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer (Black)(C11CA29201) (Office Product)
Install was a breeze and the network capabilities are a plus. It has fax and copying capabilities and can also duplex print with the optional adapter. I haven't tried the CD printing yet but that is a nice plus also. It has a nice 7.5" front panel with a 3.5" viewing screen which works wonderfully. The multiple memory card slots are also excellent.
I have to say I was initially very disappointed with this printer though due to the quality of prints. I went through 3/4 of the color cartridges trying to get an acceptable photo quality print. I tried multiple combinations of settings but nothing worked. I tried one last thing prior to returning the printer. I purchased the Epson 5 star Ultra Premium Photo Paper. WOW what a difference this paper makes. I went from lousy spotchy dotted prints on Kodak Premium Paper to photo lab quality in an instant. I was using my previous Kodak Premium photo paper but just could not get good results. I tried straight from the camera, from the printer and from the computer trying different combinations of settings nothing worked. I was down to about a 1/4 of the original cartridges when I finally switched paper. Do not use the Kodak paper in these you will be disappointed. Kodak papers are optimized to work with Kodak inks which are not the same as Epsons. I am not sure what other papers people are using but the Epson 5 star works beautifully. I was on the edge of returning this up to that point. I am not sure how the other Epson papers work yet I am a little hesitant to try at this point. I think the manufacturers of these printers need to work together and make their papers and inks a little more interchangeable. But that is wishful thinking. Especially Kodak who are supposed to be the photo paper gods. Epson inks are definately made to utilize the Epson papers. If you want to waste a lot of ink trying to get a good print use other manufacturers papers which are optimized for their inks, or just throw out your old paper and purchase some Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper.
55 of 59 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
The plastic parts are starting to wear down,
By KarlS (Clifton, VA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer (Black)(C11CA29201) (Office Product)
This printer replaces a recently kaput home Epson Stylus Photo 890. So far, the Artisan 800 is better in every way. It has the multi-page feeder for scans and copies, a very clear control panel, it looks great, it seems to have a smaller footprint than the Epson specs suggest, and it makes labs-results-or-better photo prints on Epson premium glossy paper.
The paper tray is two levels, all plastic, and has many flimsy plastic paper guides, so it remains to be seen whether it holds together over time. The paper tray does hold 8.5x11 paper plus 4x6 or 5x7 photo paper on the second level of the paper tray, which is a plus. I've always owned Epson straight-through paper-path printers. I'm hoping this Epson folded-path mechanism works better than most of the HP printers I've used at the office. Overall, a terrific printer so far. UPDATED 11/18/08: Just tried to load Avery labels sheet(s) to print Christmas labels and return address labels for the mother-in-law. This was a NO GO. This printer cannot feed these sheets, and there is no work-around (manual feeder, etc.). When I went back to the owner's manual and to the Epson online resource, there are zero entries on how to load labels sheets. "D'Oh!" Now I know why. My recent experience with Epson online/email tech support had a three-week response time for a simple question about changing an ink cart, so I don't anticipate a response until long after I need to print labels. Very very disappointing for an otherwise terrific AIO photo printer. I would have to knock my rating down to four stars. UPDATED 08/20/10: As I anticipated in my original review, after owning this AIO for almost two years, the plastic parts are beginning to show their wear. In particular, three sections of the multi-part nesting output shelf have come disconnected from the innermost part of the shelf connected to the internals. It seems a plastic tension pin on one side came off from plastic fatigue after having to flex every time the shelf is extended upon turning the unit on, and then collapsed when turning it off before covering it. I was able to find the part online for less than [..] plus [..] shipping. I'm guessing since this part was so easy to locate online, I'm not the only one who's experienced this issue. Also, the gears/mechanism that pulls sheets through the multi-page feeder of the scanner has begun to make less-than-encouraging noises. Seems like it's a sealed unit, so there's no way to tell whether there's anything I can do to make the noise go away. Hope it keeps working, because it'd be a shame to have to replace this unit after only two years, when otherwise (except for the issue(s), above), it's been a pretty good AIO. UPDATED 02/27/11: The multi-page scanning tray capability stopped working, and nothing I could do seemed to cure the problem. Since I still had a few sets of the ink carts, I decided to replace this 3-year-old Artisan 800 with the latest-version equivalent, the Artisan 835. Got it for a really terrific price. The new one has all of the same deficiencies (plastic paper trays, plastic multi-part output shelf), but also retains (or improves upon) the 800's strengths (photo quality, smooth multi-page feeder (while it works), two-sided printing, etc.).
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