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Artisan® 730 Photo All-in-One
Print | Copy | Scan | Ultra HD Photo | Wi-Fi
| WHY BUY? Designed for Creativity. Rated #1 in photo quality7, Artisan inkjets also deliver incredible performance, with the Artisan 730 achieving the World’s Fastest 4" x 6" photo print speeds.³ Get 4" x 6" photos in as fast as 10 seconds.5 Speed through everyday projects. The Artisan 730 gives you all the tools you need with a smart touch panel and 2.5" LCD. Print, scan, and access memory card slots10 from any room in the house with Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n wireless networking¹ and built-in Ethernet networking. Or, use Epson Connect to print directly from your smartphone, iPad®,, tablet and more.² |  Enlarge |
FEATURES
 Automatic two-sided printing, copying & two paper trays — always ready to print photos & documents |  Wireless Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n for faster speeds¹ |  Sleek design with midnight blue accents |
 Epson Connect — instant wireless printing from popular mobile devices² |  World’s Fastest 4” x 6” photo print speeds³ |  Easy-to-use touch panel with 2.5” LCD — creative tools right at your fingertips |
What the press is saying:
 | “Epson’s Artisan printers are built for quality, speed and performance.” Fist Glimpse, (October, 2011) |
 | “Epson released two new wireless AIOs (all-in-ones) that are packed with extras.” Smart Computing, (October, 2011) |
QUALITY
 Better-than-lab-quality photos Vivid colors and brilliant detail with Epson’s exclusive MicroPiezo® ink jet technology, for prints that last up to 200 years4 |
|  CD/DVD printing Make professional looking discs by printing right onto ink jet printable CDs/DVDs | ||||
SPEED
 World’s Fastest 4" x 6" Ultra Hi-Definition prints³ 4" x 6" photos, in as fast as 10 seconds5; richness, depth and clarity that even satisfies professional photographers |  Wireless Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n Can deliver up to 2.5 times the performance of the previous 802.11 g¹; Ethernet ready |  Fast copying and scanning Quickly copy or scan photos or documents at up to 2400 dpi; scan to a PC or save to a USB flash drive |
PRODUCTIVITY
 Instant wireless printing from popular mobile devices² Print from your smartphone, iPad®, tablet and more |  Automatic two-sided printing and copying Get great paper-saving features; print two-sided documents or up to four different pages on a single sheet |  Make one-of-a-kind projects Use your own photos to create professional coloring books, greeting cards, note paper and more — in a snap |
†What is ISO ppm? ISO ppm is based on the international standard for measuring print speeds. Black and color print speeds are determined in default, single-side mode, in accordance with ISO/IEC 24734. Black and color two-sided print speeds are determined in two-sided mode, in accordance with ISO/IEC 24734. Actual print times will vary based on system configuration, software and page complexity. See www.epson.com/printspeed for details, including complete ISO reports.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX
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†ISO ppm is based on the international standard for measuring print speeds. Black and color print speeds are determined in default, single-side mode, in accordance with ISO/IEC 24734. Black and color two-sided print speeds are determined in two-sided mode, in accordance with ISO/IEC 24734. Actual print times will vary based on system configuration, software and page complexity. See www.epson.com/printspeed for details, including complete ISO reports.
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n certified; level of performance subject to the range of the router being used. Visit www.wi-fi.org/files/11nbasics_glossary.pdf for more information.
- See www.epson.com/connect regarding compatible devices and apps.
- Compared to ink jet, photo all-in-ones priced at $299 or less as of April 1, 2010, based on independent testing.
- Display permanence based on accelerated testing of prints displayed under glass in indoor display conditions; album permanence based on accelerated testing of prints in dark storage conditions. Actual print stability will vary according to media, printed image, display conditions, light intensity, temperature, humidity and atmospheric conditions. Epson does not guarantee the longevity of prints. For maximum print life, display all prints under glass or UV filter or properly store them.
- Color photo in Draft Mode on Premium Photo Paper Glossy measured from start of paper feed. Actual print times will vary based on system configuration, software, and page complexity. See www.epson.com/printspeed for details.
- Adapter may be required.
- Compared to photo all-in-ones priced at $300 or less as of 11/1/08 in testing by Newman-Stein, Inc.
- Epson provides phone support without charge for the life of the product. Telephone toll charges may apply.
- Actual savings and yields may vary.
- Some applications and/or functions may not be supported under Mac® OS X, like accessing memory cards when the all-in-one is networked.
- Calculated copying five sheets of A4-size color documents per day; one day defined as 8 hours with the power on and 16 hours with the power off. Power consumption will vary according to the customer’s product usage. Based on a 2010 national average electricity cost of 11.70 cents per kWh.
- See our website for convenient and reasonable recycling options at www.epson.com/recycle
- SmartWay is an innovative partnership of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that reduces greenhouse gases and other air pollutants and improves fuel efficiency.
Epson, Claria and MicroPiezo are registered trademarks, Epson Exceed Your Vision is a registered logomark and Better Products for a Better Future is a trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation. Artisan is a registered trademark of Epson America, Inc. Apple is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc. SmartWay is a service mark of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. All other product and brand names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Epson disclaims any and all rights in these marks. Copyright 2011 Epson America, Inc. 6/11
Product Description
Artisan inkjets deliver incredible performance, with the Artisan 730 achieving the World’s Fastest 4" x 6" photo print speeds. Get 4" x 6" photos in as fast as 10 seconds.5 Speed through everyday projects. The Artisan 730 gives the tools with a smart touch panel and 2.5" LCD. Print, scan, and access memory card slots10 from any room in the house with Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ n wireless networking¹ and built-in Ethernet networking. Or, use Epson Connect to print directly from your smartphone, iPad tablet and more.Maximum Printable Area 8.5 x 14.0" (21.59 x 35.56 cm).Compatible Operating Systems: Microsoft: Windows 7, Vista, XP Professional x64 Edition, XP SP1 or higher,Mac: OS X 10.4.11, 10.5.8, 10.6.x, 10.7.Print Speed: One-Sided: Black - 9.6 ppm; Color - 9.1 ppm, Two-Sided: Black - 4.9 ppm; Color - 4.7 ppm,4 x 6 Photo: 10 seconds.
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255 of 258 people found the following review helpful
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I've had Epson printers for about 10 years. They can provide years of brilliant photo quality prints, but can also be painfully frustrating. Time will tell how this new printer fits on that continuum.
This thing is huge. It takes up almost twice as much real estate as my Brother 2270 laser. The duplexer hanging off the back adds about 4 inches to the depth.
It has lots of surprising bells and whistles. Whether you need all that is up to you. More on that later.
The wireless setup was the best I've seen. Turn it on, it detects the network. Enter your SSID right on the panel, and your done. After that, setup on both XP and W7 machines went without a hitch.
The color printing by Epson is excellent. It makes Dye Sub printers just about obsolete. These'Claria' inks are dye based, but are supposed to have great UV resistance. I'll leave a photo in the Sun and let you know in 20 years.
Initial tests on photo printing are astounding. I use Kirkland Glossy Photo paper, best photo print mode, high-speed turned off. I compared it with a print (same photo) from Winkflash on Fuji paper. It was as sharp, or sharper. The blacks are blacker with more pop. It could use a little more saturation in the yellow and magenta. But without any tweaking, the profile is pretty much dead on.
I haven't said anything bad yet. What's not to like?
The only negative specific to this printer so far is the paper tray. It seems flimsy and complex. There appears to be no way to manually feed paper, so card stock probably won't work. Also, if you want to run a couple of sheets of full size photo paper, you have to replace all the paper. Or, put in 1 more sheet than you need on top of your regular stock. Otherwise it will snag on the last one and double feed, with disastrous results.
My general beef with Epson is their notorious ink costs. Epson has spent a lot of time and money in courts trying to make sure you can only buy their ink cartridges, with limited success. Instead of selling at competitive prices, they would rather sue. To me that's like Ford saying you can only buy Ford gasoline.
If you do a lot of printing, you can spend a lot on ink. However, I've found inksupply.com to be a great source to ease that pain.
If you don't use the colors regularly, the head can clog. They don't make cleaning the print head easy for you. They could make it pop out for easy cleaning and replacement, if they wanted to. A basic head cleaning cycle wastes a lot of ink and doesn't always work. That's when you start looking for the 2 lb sledge. I'm hoping these dye based inks are less likely to clog due to their smaller particle size.
Now for all those features. They really designed this printer as 'family-friendly'. They don't seem to be marketing it that way, though.
Duplex: Pretty handy if you do a lot of plain text printing. It is cool the way it prints the top side, then slurps the page back in to do the other side.
Scanner: The scanner is very accurate, and I've always liked the EpsonScan software. It's powerful, yet simple. You can mess with the settings, or just pop it in and do a quick scan to your desktop.
Copier: Really impressive copies. I couldn't distinguish between a print and a copy of the print. Try copying something with colored tape or similar on the original. You'll think you can peel the tape off the copy!
SD card slot: Print without the computer. I would never want to do that, but you can.
Print from your smart phone: There's an app for that. Reviews on the Android app are mixed so far. I haven't tried it yet, but it will useful, I'm sure.
Now for the family stuff:
CD printing: That could come in handy if your distributing wedding photos or something. You can also print a jewel case for your bootleg REM CD.
Coloring Book: Strange thing to build into a printer, instead of the software. You can only do it from an SD card or the scanner. But it will be fun for the kiddies.
Lines and Graphs: Make your own notebook paper and graph paper. Why no built in 3 hole punch?
Greeting card: Again, it seems this would be a software feature, but it's firmware on the printer.
I'm sure there's more features too numerous to tell.
I can't give it 5 stars yet until we see how it fares over time. But the engineering and design seem solid (if a little weird as noted). This printer does a lot, and it does it extremely well.
I will post some photos, and if I can find a way to make this review even longer, I will at a later date.
Edit 10/22/11: I've done a couple more full size photo prints. I'm almost out of 2 colors. But ohhh the sweet reproduction of color. I did a collage of some old photos using the copier function. One photo has a red ink mark. Another has a pushpin hole. For a second I thought the copy had a hole in it! The red ink mark looks like someone just swiped a pen across it. Also, I did borderless 8.5 x 11 and there was no smearing at the edges. Amazing reproduction. I was also pleased at the speed increase over the old EpsonScan software. Everything worked flawlessly.
Gotta go buy some ink...
EDIT 4/10/12: Apparently Epson did a firmware update that totally prevents you from using 3rd party ink cartridges. The error message says: "Cartridge not Recognized". It's hard to imagine that that's legal. It's also just rude. So although Epson says they recommend using only their own ink, what they really mean is the printer will only work with their own ink now.
I'll be looking for a Canon before Epson gets any more of my money. I can't believe their arrogance.
This thing is huge. It takes up almost twice as much real estate as my Brother 2270 laser. The duplexer hanging off the back adds about 4 inches to the depth.
It has lots of surprising bells and whistles. Whether you need all that is up to you. More on that later.
The wireless setup was the best I've seen. Turn it on, it detects the network. Enter your SSID right on the panel, and your done. After that, setup on both XP and W7 machines went without a hitch.
The color printing by Epson is excellent. It makes Dye Sub printers just about obsolete. These'Claria' inks are dye based, but are supposed to have great UV resistance. I'll leave a photo in the Sun and let you know in 20 years.
Initial tests on photo printing are astounding. I use Kirkland Glossy Photo paper, best photo print mode, high-speed turned off. I compared it with a print (same photo) from Winkflash on Fuji paper. It was as sharp, or sharper. The blacks are blacker with more pop. It could use a little more saturation in the yellow and magenta. But without any tweaking, the profile is pretty much dead on.
I haven't said anything bad yet. What's not to like?
The only negative specific to this printer so far is the paper tray. It seems flimsy and complex. There appears to be no way to manually feed paper, so card stock probably won't work. Also, if you want to run a couple of sheets of full size photo paper, you have to replace all the paper. Or, put in 1 more sheet than you need on top of your regular stock. Otherwise it will snag on the last one and double feed, with disastrous results.
My general beef with Epson is their notorious ink costs. Epson has spent a lot of time and money in courts trying to make sure you can only buy their ink cartridges, with limited success. Instead of selling at competitive prices, they would rather sue. To me that's like Ford saying you can only buy Ford gasoline.
If you do a lot of printing, you can spend a lot on ink. However, I've found inksupply.com to be a great source to ease that pain.
If you don't use the colors regularly, the head can clog. They don't make cleaning the print head easy for you. They could make it pop out for easy cleaning and replacement, if they wanted to. A basic head cleaning cycle wastes a lot of ink and doesn't always work. That's when you start looking for the 2 lb sledge. I'm hoping these dye based inks are less likely to clog due to their smaller particle size.
Now for all those features. They really designed this printer as 'family-friendly'. They don't seem to be marketing it that way, though.
Duplex: Pretty handy if you do a lot of plain text printing. It is cool the way it prints the top side, then slurps the page back in to do the other side.
Scanner: The scanner is very accurate, and I've always liked the EpsonScan software. It's powerful, yet simple. You can mess with the settings, or just pop it in and do a quick scan to your desktop.
Copier: Really impressive copies. I couldn't distinguish between a print and a copy of the print. Try copying something with colored tape or similar on the original. You'll think you can peel the tape off the copy!
SD card slot: Print without the computer. I would never want to do that, but you can.
Print from your smart phone: There's an app for that. Reviews on the Android app are mixed so far. I haven't tried it yet, but it will useful, I'm sure.
Now for the family stuff:
CD printing: That could come in handy if your distributing wedding photos or something. You can also print a jewel case for your bootleg REM CD.
Coloring Book: Strange thing to build into a printer, instead of the software. You can only do it from an SD card or the scanner. But it will be fun for the kiddies.
Lines and Graphs: Make your own notebook paper and graph paper. Why no built in 3 hole punch?
Greeting card: Again, it seems this would be a software feature, but it's firmware on the printer.
I'm sure there's more features too numerous to tell.
I can't give it 5 stars yet until we see how it fares over time. But the engineering and design seem solid (if a little weird as noted). This printer does a lot, and it does it extremely well.
I will post some photos, and if I can find a way to make this review even longer, I will at a later date.
Edit 10/22/11: I've done a couple more full size photo prints. I'm almost out of 2 colors. But ohhh the sweet reproduction of color. I did a collage of some old photos using the copier function. One photo has a red ink mark. Another has a pushpin hole. For a second I thought the copy had a hole in it! The red ink mark looks like someone just swiped a pen across it. Also, I did borderless 8.5 x 11 and there was no smearing at the edges. Amazing reproduction. I was also pleased at the speed increase over the old EpsonScan software. Everything worked flawlessly.
Gotta go buy some ink...
EDIT 4/10/12: Apparently Epson did a firmware update that totally prevents you from using 3rd party ink cartridges. The error message says: "Cartridge not Recognized". It's hard to imagine that that's legal. It's also just rude. So although Epson says they recommend using only their own ink, what they really mean is the printer will only work with their own ink now.
I'll be looking for a Canon before Epson gets any more of my money. I can't believe their arrogance.
125 of 129 people found the following review helpful
By Drew
TRUE AIRPRINT COMPATIBILITY:
Bought this printer today. So far so GREAT! Opened the box to find a yellow sheet titled: "Attention AirPrint Users". It then explains that to enable AirPrint capability install the latest firmware available from Epson's website. My first though was "WOW", I thought only HP printers had this capability. So OK, I'll bite. I installed the printer on MAC OSX Lion without any problems at all. Flawless. So then the firmware upgrade. This part always makes me a little nervous but the Epson step-by-step instructions were very clear. Firmware upgrade take about 10-15 minutes and remember DON'T turn it off or unplug it during this process. Once the firmware was upgraded I went to an email on my iPhone, clicked the AirPrint button, then Print, and EPSON Airtisan 730 shows up, along with a selector for the number of copies, and single/double sided (on/off). I hit Print and sure enough out comes my complete email. I then check Safari and iBooks and yes, it will print from those natively as well. No EPSON or third party app required. So, you ask what's the big deal? Well the deal is that nowhere on the Epson website or on the box does it mention printing compatibility with AirPrint. I even went to Apple's official list of AirPrint printers and it's not yet listed there either, just HP.
Artisan 725 VS 730
I had been looking at the Artisan 725 and couldn't find much product information on the differences on this newer model. Here's what I've come up with so far:
1. Very slightly high print speeds, but not enough for anyone to notice.
2. Difference in droplet size. Fixed size on the 725, 5 sizes on the 730.
3. Front panel. 725 has a bit of a clunky button arrangement to hold/release the front panel up at an angle. The 730 does away with that and replaces it with a nice, smooth friction-type design.
4. Appearance. 725 is all black. 730 has some dark blue accents around the top.
Printing
I've printed a few pages and a few photos. So far, faster than my old HP C6380 and better quality.
Scanning
Nice, high resolution at much higher speeds than my old HP as well.
I'll update this review as I get more time on this printer. But until then it gets two thumbs up.
Bought this printer today. So far so GREAT! Opened the box to find a yellow sheet titled: "Attention AirPrint Users". It then explains that to enable AirPrint capability install the latest firmware available from Epson's website. My first though was "WOW", I thought only HP printers had this capability. So OK, I'll bite. I installed the printer on MAC OSX Lion without any problems at all. Flawless. So then the firmware upgrade. This part always makes me a little nervous but the Epson step-by-step instructions were very clear. Firmware upgrade take about 10-15 minutes and remember DON'T turn it off or unplug it during this process. Once the firmware was upgraded I went to an email on my iPhone, clicked the AirPrint button, then Print, and EPSON Airtisan 730 shows up, along with a selector for the number of copies, and single/double sided (on/off). I hit Print and sure enough out comes my complete email. I then check Safari and iBooks and yes, it will print from those natively as well. No EPSON or third party app required. So, you ask what's the big deal? Well the deal is that nowhere on the Epson website or on the box does it mention printing compatibility with AirPrint. I even went to Apple's official list of AirPrint printers and it's not yet listed there either, just HP.
Artisan 725 VS 730
I had been looking at the Artisan 725 and couldn't find much product information on the differences on this newer model. Here's what I've come up with so far:
1. Very slightly high print speeds, but not enough for anyone to notice.
2. Difference in droplet size. Fixed size on the 725, 5 sizes on the 730.
3. Front panel. 725 has a bit of a clunky button arrangement to hold/release the front panel up at an angle. The 730 does away with that and replaces it with a nice, smooth friction-type design.
4. Appearance. 725 is all black. 730 has some dark blue accents around the top.
Printing
I've printed a few pages and a few photos. So far, faster than my old HP C6380 and better quality.
Scanning
Nice, high resolution at much higher speeds than my old HP as well.
I'll update this review as I get more time on this printer. But until then it gets two thumbs up.
64 of 68 people found the following review helpful
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Advisory: I did not test every feature of this printer. I will update review when I have tested printing from an SD card and a USB drive. I do not have Smart Phone so will not be testing Airprint feature. Not sure if I will be testing the CD printing feature.
Pros:
*Set-up was a piece of cake. I had to use the printer's interface to set up the wireless as I did not have the right size USB cable, but printer found my network without a problem. I have a Netgear router & Dell Inspiron Laptop running Vista.) Entering the password was somewhat like texting on my mobile phone but I had no issues. I was printing within 30 minutes after I began opening the box.
*Black text printing looks good. Very fast.
*Scanner worked fine; no problem.
*Photos were astounding!!! Printer uses 6 ink cartridges which probably accounts for the vivid colors. I printed 3 photos right after set-up using glossy photo paper. One photo was from a low-resolution file. All came out great.
*Paper tray holds both regular paper & photo paper. You don't have to change the paper out.
Cons:
*Depending on your needs, this printer might be a bit bulky. It weighs more than 20 lbs. so will not fit where my other printer was. However, it is geared for light commercial usage such as a home business so bulk/wgt. is probably appropriate for that class.
*Will not print at all if any one of the ink cartridges is empty. This, for me, is one of the serious drawbacks to Epson printers. My other Epson is the same way & it's really inconvenient as I do a lot more text printing than color printing.
*Unless you need high-quality color prints or other color materials like brochures, six ink cartridges is hard on the budget. But, if money is not a concern and you want to be able to print your photos when you want, then this printer is top-drawer.
*Paper tray is light-weight plastic that feels flimsy. You have to be very careful when pulling it out or in.
*No fax capability. Not a problem for me but might be for some.
I will update this review when I have had the printer a few more months and have tested the SD & USB features.
Pros:
*Set-up was a piece of cake. I had to use the printer's interface to set up the wireless as I did not have the right size USB cable, but printer found my network without a problem. I have a Netgear router & Dell Inspiron Laptop running Vista.) Entering the password was somewhat like texting on my mobile phone but I had no issues. I was printing within 30 minutes after I began opening the box.
*Black text printing looks good. Very fast.
*Scanner worked fine; no problem.
*Photos were astounding!!! Printer uses 6 ink cartridges which probably accounts for the vivid colors. I printed 3 photos right after set-up using glossy photo paper. One photo was from a low-resolution file. All came out great.
*Paper tray holds both regular paper & photo paper. You don't have to change the paper out.
Cons:
*Depending on your needs, this printer might be a bit bulky. It weighs more than 20 lbs. so will not fit where my other printer was. However, it is geared for light commercial usage such as a home business so bulk/wgt. is probably appropriate for that class.
*Will not print at all if any one of the ink cartridges is empty. This, for me, is one of the serious drawbacks to Epson printers. My other Epson is the same way & it's really inconvenient as I do a lot more text printing than color printing.
*Unless you need high-quality color prints or other color materials like brochures, six ink cartridges is hard on the budget. But, if money is not a concern and you want to be able to print your photos when you want, then this printer is top-drawer.
*Paper tray is light-weight plastic that feels flimsy. You have to be very careful when pulling it out or in.
*No fax capability. Not a problem for me but might be for some.
I will update this review when I have had the printer a few more months and have tested the SD & USB features.
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WORKED GREAT FOR ALMOST ONE YEAR. THEN HAD BPROBLEMS. 2 STARS FOR WHEN IT WAS WORKING.
GETS NO STARS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. Read more
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I have had this over 6 months and I still do not know how to use it properly. It is difficult for me. I cannot even see how to scan a paper and send it on! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Winnie
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Published 1 month ago by Anthony Carter
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I had my doubts
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