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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the P700 twice as expensive to run as the P900? P700 25ml ink cartridges are nearly the same price as P900 50ml cartridges.

A: Almost! The same was with the P600 & P800 26ml for $32 vs' 80ml for $60. The cheaper the printer the more the ink.

Q: 2. What cord does the P700 require between computer and printer?

A: you can connect 3 ways: #1 Wireless- no cord necessary, #2 Ethernet- use any basic cat5/6 network cable, #3 USB- this can only take a USB 3.0/3.1 Type A to Type B for the most recommended cable follow link: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/836884-REG/Pearstone_usb3_ab6_USB_3_0_Type_A.html p.s. these cables aren't included with printer.

Q: 3. Does the P700 support USB 3.0 cords?

A: This printer does not support USB 3.0 cords. It has a USB Type-B port for USB 2.0. This printer supports a cable like this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/689977-REG/Pearstone_USB_AB6_USB_2_0_Type_A.html

Q: 4. Does the T3170x come with the roll spindle?

A: Yes, the Epson SureColor T3170x 24" Desktop Printer comes with the roll paper spindle.

Q: 5. Do the included ink cartridges come with only 15% full ink cartridges like early adopters of the p700 are reporting?

A: Not all so. they come with 'Initial/Starter Inks' and the first time you install inks to a new printer it needs to initially prime the ink lines/tubes & the print-head which uses a nice chunk of ink. You should still be able to print pictures after the initial cycle. The regular ink tanks are 25ml which should give you plenty of high quality prints. It's always good to stock an additional set as with all other photo printers so you don't get stuck in middle of a job with a deadline.

Q: 6. How much ink in ml in the started kit cartridges for the P700 and P900?

A: Epson doesn't specify but after initially priming the printhead you should still be able to make some prints. It's always recommended you have a extra set of inks on hand for these printers. you don't want to find yourself in the middle of a job with a deadline w/o inks.

Q: 7. My 3880 finally died. I often sent large files to it via wireless from Photo Shop. Any issues with wireless on this printer? Prefer to avoid a USB cable if possible.

A: As long as you have good Wi-Fi, no there won't be any problems using the Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer BH #EPSCP900SE wirelessly.

Q: 8. When I print B&W do the color inks empty equally quickly?

A: The Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer will use some color ink when printing B+W, though it may not be equal from each tank.

Q: 9. Do I need an additional RIP (software or hardware) for the P900 if I primarily want to print vector images from Adobe Illustrator?

A: For the best output, a RIP should be used. Adobe Illustrator is a postscript application that requires a RIP to translate the postscript language. The printer comes with a non-postscript driver that has difficulty translating the postscript language.

Q: 10. I proof work on 4 x 6 photo paper, is there a way to print this size? Can you sheet feed 17 x 38 photo paper?

A: The Epson SureColor P5370 17" Photo Printer cannot print 4 x 6" or 17 x 38". The minimum size the SureColor P5370 can print is 8 x 10", and its maximum print size is 17 x 22".