Thermal Managed Print

Excellent product. B&H was out of the ones with the surface I usually use, so I picked the thermal print surface type. It's also great to write on.

These print well in my Casio CW-50 Thermal Printer and I don't ever recall having a bad burn with one of them. Although they are rated at 16x, I usually burn at 8x and have never had a problem.

I love this printer. Right selection of media to choose from and no ink to replenish (Thermal) you can print using the app for your phone or a USB cable to print from your computer. Compact and easy to use.

This is a consistent and reliable printing paper and a standard setting in the Epson printer interface. Besides its inherrent merit, it can also serve as a bench mark paper for determining whether an Epson printer is functioning normally by comparing a printer managed color print with a color print made with the Epson provided profile managed by Photoshop/Lightroom.

I managed to find one still in stock during the pandemic at the old price. The resolution is amazing. But Epson has always had the best print heads. Add the larger format and the Eco tanks and you got a real game changer. But wait,, a scanner too, Nice!

Pleased that my not used in 4 years HP OfficeJet 6500A could be readily used, once I managed to clean the print head. (This is not a computer generated cleaning--this is taking the print head out and soaking in in rubbing alcohol. Can't readily do this with Espon machines, even the prograde Epsons.)

great thermal

A really beautiful showcase CPU case. Thermal is good. But if you want better thermal get the ones with mesh front cover.

I just received my BTS-35 Thermal Riflescope from Burris, this is a superior product. I have used multiple other brands of thermal optics, mainly for Hog hunting, but this one is a really great price point, and similar if not better quality to the higher priced options on the market. If you are looking to not break the bank, or just getting into the thermal optics game, I would strongly recommend the Burris Thermal Optics as the way to go.

I had a chance to test out the Burris Thermal Riflescope at a range next to a pile of other thermal scopes (Pulsar, ATN, etc). The BTR outperformed all the other products in terms of refresh rate and ease of use. It was right at the top level of image quality and it had features that I wouldn't hunt without like HOT TRACK. I had my mindset on Burris and then I found out the price point, I can practically buy two of these for one of any other lower-performing competitor.