Epson T20 Ii Thermal Printer

I use this paper with my Canon Pro9000 II printer. Colors and contrast are excellent. I love the warm white color of the paper itself. It measures RGB254 254 254 using an uncalibrated Epson scanner and PS CS2, also uncalibrated, for the measurement. At the moment, I am printing on both sides, making calendars for Christmas. Beautiful! One caveat, though--this paper is said to be tested for permanence by Wilhelm Imaging Research for 100+ years with Epson, Canon, and HP inks, but I think that was with Canon Pigment inks, not the dye inks used in the Pro9000 series.

This is a review for the Epson DS-575W II Wireless Color Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. My entire adult life I have had to own a laser printer for quality printing, and a multi-function fax/scanner/copier (MFP) printer to scan documents such as receipts, business cards, and other important papers. I've tried dedicated scanners both with and without automatic document feeders and they've just never performed well for me. They usually required cumbersome software and forget using the ADF as they always jammed. I always found myself taking my receipts, cutting them down to fit a sheet of paper, and scotch-taping them to the paper and manually scanning each page. Time consuming and annoying, but the only way to reliably scan my documents. Then comes the Epson DS-575W II and I'm a new man. I usually have to scan receipts of all different sizes as well as standard letter size documents into a single PDF document. The Epson scanner allows me to take my stack of similarly sized receipts, place them in the ADF, and scan them into a single file; then once that is done I can take the next set of similarly sized documents and have them all scanned into the same file as the first set. Scanning is much faster, and I no longer need to stand next to a flatbed scanner and scanning one page at a time. What used to take 30 minutes now takes 5, I am in love with this scanner! The footprint of this unit is small, and it doesn't require a physical connection to a computer to perform scans as it uses WiFi, though USB is still an option. You can even configure the scanner to scan to cloud services.

Needed a short cable to connect thermal printer to computer. Functions well.

In an Epson 3880 printer.

The best in for my Epson printer

I am using this for my Epson 1400 printer.

I use it with my Epson 1280 printer.

This is used in my Epson printer. I am happy with it.

I would only use Epson Ink in my Pro Printer.

I only use genuine Epson inks for my printer.