Epson Stylus Photo 825 Multifunction Printer Features, User Review, Compatible Inks
Features
Convenient photo printing, with or without a computer
Superior 6-color Photo Ink system
5,760 x 720 optimized dpi resolution
Supports PRINT Image Matching II technology
USB interface; PC and Mac compatible
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Price Range:
Super warehouse: $97.99
Amazon: $50.00
Review 1
Header: The Best Photos I Have Ever Seen. . . But. . .,
Reviewed By: E. Callaway
Date Reviewed: December 13, 2002
Okay, here is how it is: This is the best photo printer this side of your local photo lab, but it doesn't come without some disadvantages. This printer does not use the Epson DuraBrite ink, which the Epson C82 does. It does use a five ink system, but it is housed in a single cartridge. That is pretty lousy because the ink tank is rather small. You must understand though, if you have a decent digital camera, you will not know the difference between this and a professional development.
The digital film readers that are included in the unit are pretty cool as they are pretty expensive when they are not in the Epson box. The little read out screen for picture selecting is a bit difficult to get used to, as it is definitely no LCD screen. But, for the price, who would expect a monitor. If running without a computer is a must, then the selection screen is sufficient. If at all possible, use your computer and import that way, it is much easier. There is also a reel on the back for 4x6 paper rolls.
Overall, the printer is rather affordable for the output. The pictures are top shelf and text is almost laser quality. It is well worth the money and puts out better pictures than any machine I have ever encountered. This replaces the Epson C82 as my favorite photo printer on the market.
Supplies:
Compatible Epson T072120 Premium Ink Cartridge (Black)
Compatible Epson T072220 Premium Ink Cartridge (Cyan)
Compatible Epson T072320 Premium Ink Cartridge (Magenta)
Compatible Epson T072420 Premium Ink Cartridge (Yellow) 
Chip Resetter for Epson Compatible G&G Cartridges
Compatible Epson T007201 Premium Ink Cartridge (Black)
Compatible Epson T008201 Premium Ink Cartridge (Color)
VALUE PACK for Epson T007201/T008201 Compatible Cartridges
Original New OEM Epson T007201 Premium Ink Cartridge (Black)
Original New OEM Epson T008201 Premium Ink Cartridge (Color)
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Review 2
Header: Great photo printer with a few design flaws
Reviewed By: Jeffrey Tilley
Date Reviewed: April 30, 2003
First of all, let me echo the opinions of some of the other reviewers: this thing makes some of the best photos I've ever seen IF you are priniting direct from a digital camera CF or other memory card. Photos from of your hard drive don't look nearly as impressive, but they are ok in their own right. Documents print fast and clear, and I haven't had any problems with black and white media.
One of my biggest complaints is the way the paper loads from the top. For some reason Epson continues to keep this crappy design flaw, creating space issues, jamming issues, and loading issues. I used to have a HP printer and although anything in color looked like crap, the paper loaded from the bottom and never once did it jam. While my old printer was maybe twice the size of my new Epson, the way the paper sticks up in the back makes the printer tice as tall. If I want to load it with new or different types of paper, I have to drag the whole thing out. It's amazing how a company could put so much quality and so many features into a single printer and fail to acknowledge simple design issues for convenience.
Another design flaw is the use of large color ink refills, instead of individual colors. Obviously Epson is recouping some of their costs for producing such a fantastic affordable printer. This means that individual photos will cost more than some other printers, but it shouldn't be a problem for most home users with moderate needs. Professionals with specific high power needs should look elsewhere. This is a printer for the average consumer and while the pics are professional quality, pros might require more speed, efficiency and reliability.
Regardless, this is still a fantastic printer. Speed and quality more than make up for a few inconveniences, especially for the price. I did a good bit of shopping for a printer and this one seems to do everything well, and those with a digital camera considering the purchase of one of those tiny little photo printers that HP and Canon make should reconsider. This printer makes photos that are easily as good, plus allows you to do all the things a PC printer should do. I also like that you can make a variety of sets and sizes for your photos including immaculate 8 x 10's. My family can't believe they came off of a printer, especially when I tell them how much I paid for it.
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