Epson Stylus Photo R280 Photo Printer
- Texts documents at 38 pages per minute and print standard 4-by-six-inch photos in 11 seconds
- Creates 5760-by-1440 dpi prints that are smudge, scratch, fade, and water resistant
- Auto Photo Correction with advanced face detection corrects overexposed shots
- Prints text and images directly onto CDs and DVDs for professional look with personalized touch
- 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty
Product Description
The affordable Epson R280 photo printer is the fast, easy way to achieve extraordinary results. Print brilliant, 4×6 photos in as fast as 11 seconds or text documents at speeds up to 38 ppm. This powerful performer delivers amazing results, from family photos to web pages and more. Built-in Auto Photo Correction automatically corrects the lighting in poorly exposed photos. And, its advanced face detection automatically distinguishes people from scenery to ensure beautiful, natural skin tones. You get brilliant photos you’ll want to share for generations to come. And, photos printed with Claria ink resist smudges, scratches, water and fading. With the Epson R280, you can even print images and text directly onto ink jet printable CDs and DVDs, without messy markers or labels. With such remarkable quality and versatility, this easy-to-use printer is ideal for all your everyday needs. Get value, versatility and truly extraordinary results from the Epson R28… More >>
Epson Stylus Photo R280 Photo Printer
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5 comments
HappyCustomer on December 24, 2009 at 3:48 pm
I ordered this product in October and received it fairly quickly through super saver shipping. Out of the box, it didn’t work. The ink and paper lights blinked red. I talked with Epson support and they told me to send it back to Amazon, which I did. Amazon says that the printer is not in stock and won’t send me a new one until January. It says here that the printer is in stock. So, I canceled my order and am uncertain what to do now.
Ellen Jantzen on December 24, 2009 at 4:21 pm
This printer was non functional out of the box. I called Epson and waited on the phone for customer service (after getting no where online); finally after quite some time, they determined that the printer was defective and sent me a new one.
guy in denver on December 24, 2009 at 7:16 pm
Too funny, “Unsatisfied.” From my experience, Amazon is lightning-quick in exchanging defective merchandise when there’s a problem, even sending the replacement before the defective one is received at its warehouse (and you’re not charged, like some other websites do, for shipping it back). But the item has to be in stock and, if it’s not, you’re given an estimate. You’re an adult…if the item becomes available sooner, then email Amazon about the situation and I bet you’ll get it probably via expedited shipping for your troubles at no extra shipping cost. But don’t whine and moan about how bad the item is when you got an errant defective one and Amazon didn’t have any in stock to immediately replace.
As far as the printer, it is what it is. Basic, inexpensive photo printer with the different ink cartridges (expensive to replace them all but you only have to replace what you use the most vs. an all-in-one color cartridge). Pretty decent quality and flexibility.
Anthony Clawson on December 24, 2009 at 9:56 pm
The product never arrived and will be calling credit card company to investigate, Amazon has not reponded to my email or request to the vendor.
Anthony Clawson
J. Jaeger on December 24, 2009 at 11:36 pm
I bought a digital camera and Circuit City gave me the Epson Photo R280 for free with it. I thought, what a deal. After a few pretty good prints, it was out of ink. Six Epson refills cost $130, so I tried some generic inks I bought online, and Epson said, no, they’re not good enough for me.
So, you get their free printer, and the ink drives you to the poor house.
No thanks. No more Epson for me again, even if it is free.