EPSON ECOTANK L555

"Inkjet printers are generally sold at low costs, and the makers then make the greater part of their benefit by charging truly high costs for the substitution ink cartridges. That is beginning to change, however, with both HP and Epson as of late propelling new printers that embrace diverse evaluating models. We weren't totally persuaded by HP's 'moment ink' membership administration, however Epson's new Ecotank printers take a substantially more radical methodology. The Ecotank printers truly turn the customary printer business on its head, with a higher introductory price tag for the printer itself yet much lower expenses for ink supplies. Furthermore, rather than utilizing little ink cartridges that can just print a couple of hundred pages at once, the Ecotank printers have vast inherent ink tanks that can hold enough ink to print a few thousand pages. There are as of now two printers accessible in the Ecotank range. The L555 surveyed here is a four-in-one multifunction gadget that expenses £330 and incorporates a 5760x1440dpi printer, 1200dpi scanner and copier, alongside a fax machine and 30-page report feeder. It gives USB and wifi network, however there's no Ethernet, which appears like an oversight in a printer that will fundamentally engage business clients. The 100-sheet paper plate additionally appears somewhat little for a printer that needs to keep running at high volumes with a specific end goal to augment investment funds. There's likewise a less costly model called the L355, which has basically the same particular however precludes the fax machine and report feeder, bringing the cost down to £250. As opposed to embeddings an arrangement of little ink cartridges into the print system, the L555 has an arrangement of expansive ink tanks shot onto the right-hand side of the printer. It's a cunning thought, however topping the L555 off with ink surprisingly is a bit nerve-wracking, as you need to unfasten the tanks from the side of the machine and after that squirt the ink in utilizing four separate containers for the cyan, fuchsia, yellow and dark inks. Epson quotes paces of 9 pages for every moment for mono printing and 4.5 pages for shading. We really got 8.5 and 4 pages for every moment individually, which is genuinely unobtrusive at a printer in this cost range. We can't blame the print quality, however, as the L555 produces message that is near laser-quality, and great design yield. It can likewise create brilliant and intense photograph yield when utilizing polished photograph papers. The genuine fascination, however, is the long haul expense of utilizing the printer. The L555 costs £330, and incorporates enough ink to print 4000 mono pages and 6,500 pages in shading. We gauge that delivering the same number of pages with a customary inkjet printer would cost more than £500 in ink alone. That makes the L555 a genuine deal over the long haul, regardless of the fact that the beginning price tag is generally high. Substitution inks are extremely moderate as well. A container of dark ink costs £8 and will keep going for another 4000 pages, which works out at only 0.2p for every page. "