Epson Thermal Receipt Printer Tm T82

Very happy with B & H......did exactly what they said they would do which seems to be rare these days...thank you. The TM 160 is a low end thermal but works like I expected... satisfied with the purchase I made ..all in all a good experience and will purchase from B & H again ...thanks again

This is a review for the Epson RapidReceipt RR-400W Wireless scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. The Epson RR-400W Receipt Scanner is a game-changer for anyone looking to streamline their receipt management process. As someone who has a house full of shopaholics its been a struggle keeping track of paper receipts, so I was eager to put this scanner to the test. Unboxing and setup were relatively quick and easy. It did take 20-30 minutes to get up and running and software downloads, registration and updates took some time before the scanner was ready to go. The scanner’s performance is where it truly shines. With its impressive scanning speed and accuracy, it effortlessly handles a variety of receipt sizes and types. The ability to scan both single and double-sided documents in one pass is a time-saving feature that sets it apart from competitors. The RR-400W also offers WiFi and USB connectivity allowing optimal placement of the scanner for those who have two home offices in their house. After scanning multiple documents, including receipts, biz cards and large documents I only had one misfeed which was quickly resolved. In conclusion, the Epson RR-400W Receipt Scanner surpasses expectations with its exceptional performance, versatile connectivity options, and user-friendly design. Whether you’re a small business owner, a busy professional, or simply looking to declutter your workspace, this scanner is sure to impress. With its efficient operation and reliable results, it’s an indispensable asset for anyone looking to take control of their receipt management process. Highly recommended.

1) This cartridge arrived fresh, dated 17 months after receipt. Thank you B&H. 2) I wouldn't use anything but Epson ink in my Epson 3880. After the printing is done, all that remains is ink on paper. This ink is the manufacturer's original, the one all the hardware reviews were about, the one tested for longevity by an independent laboratory, and the only one I have confidence will still look good when I don't.

This is a review for the Epson RapidReceipt RR-400W Wireless scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.” Overall, the Epson rapid receipt scanner is a powerful and versatile desktop scanner that offers a range of features designed to streamline document management. Its high-speed scanning capabilities and digital filing system make it an ideal choice for businesses and individuals looking to digitize their paperwork. The setup out of the box was super simple. I use the Wi-Fi setup and it worked seamlessly. It sends any document or receipt that you scan straight to your phone. Say goodbye to all of those scraps of papers and business cards you can never find. The scanner is also a perfect size and not too heavy.

This review is of the Epson WorkForce ES-300WR Accounting Edition document scanner. There are several things about this printer that I think make it stand out. First, the footprint of this scanner is great - for a small office or home use, it can sit on the desk, conveniently located but not be in the way. Secondly, I love the "no wires" option. While most of the time I use it while it's plugged in, if I'm working in another room and need to bring it with me I just pull the cord out of the back and pick it up. The fact that it connects to my wireless so that I don't have yet another cord coming out of my laptop or dock is really nice. Lastly, the "accounting edition" software works amazingly well. It scans the receipt and pre-populates fields regarding that receipt allowing me to categorize and sort things how I want. That's not to say it doesn't have issues - since it recognizes text, I don't know why it can't auto rotate the scan if a receipt is put it upside down, instead it still tries to pre-populate the accounting fields and it does a very poor job in that case. It is well made and doesn't seem flimsy. I have a little trouble opening it up with the latch they provide. I occasionally have issues with receipts not feeding thru correctly and crinkling inside the machine. It happened a couple of times at the very beginning of my testing out the device and was very frustrating since the receipts it did it on seemed clean, flat and not expected to get stuck. Since then it has worked pretty well although it still jams occasionally. At this point I've scanned in about 40 receipts as well as many full-size documents. Overall, I recommend this product as a nice daily use receipt scanner. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ES-300WR Wireless Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

The Canon Glossy Photo Inkjet Roll Paper and my new Canon imagePROGRAF TM-300 printer are working beautiful together the color flows together so much better then the last printer.

I am pretty with it so far. Two things I think both B&H and Canon can improve: - B&H: Shipping took a bit of time, it's 12 days for me from the day I ordered until it landed at my door - Canon: This unit uses the same print head as the TM-200, TA-20, TM-250, etc...so quality is pretty good. That said, this one has a very small ink cartridges (55ml x 5), not even the size of ink cartridges in the smaller pro-1000 (85ml x 12). I assume that I will need to change cartridges regularly and the ink cost per ml is almost double expensive than the same ink in the 130ml and 300ml cartridges of other printer with this same print head. Canon should make this printer ink upsizable, meaning that it can accept larger cartridges. There's an empty compartment on the left size that can be used for it.

The Canon imagePROGRF TM -240 Large format printer’s qualities have no equal or rival for excellence or desirability. It prints on canvas and thick watercolor paper. It honestly is hard to tell the difference from the original art and the printed copy.

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

In an Epson 3880 printer.