Epson Deals & Offers

Same price on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Epson-Expression-Premium-XP-6000-Printer/dp/B075NK1VPZ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1551808397&sr=8-1&keywords=Epson+XP-6000&th=1

Same here. Never had a problem. Been buying 12 XL compatible cartridges one a year for 8 quid from Amazon for my XP-422.

Ive always updated my 7 year old one, never had a problem.

Never updated mine so maybe thats why ive had no problems.

I've just bought the XP8500 model from John Lewis for £79. Good deal as comes with 2 years warranty. Compatible ink cartridges are £25 a set. Not the cheapest, nor the more expensive. My old epson has lasted 7 years with compatible ink cartridges that cost only £4.95 a full set. But I heard you can refill original ink cartridges yourself.

I voted hot by the way, a discount is a deal regardless my views and comments on inkjets

Inkjet printer ink is ridiculously costly. If you don't use your printer often they clog up. If you don't need high quality photos then opt for a laser. Compatible toner cartridges here https://www.urefilltoner.co.uk with great advice on the best and cheapest lasers to buy for refilling

Gutted I missed this as I need a printer now. And my nearest store is the OP's store Tesco Llansamlet!

For full colour? Not always

Or save money by buying replica cartridges on eBay

Not to mention the ink won't completely dry up even after a long time of no use.

Anyone recommend a decent laser printer which can do a4 labels printing

Wow, Great. Thanks for the update. (y)

Got mine.. Works great.. Ink included.. Bargain 👌

Oh yes, they were supposed to be till midnight. Thanks for the info. (y)

Seems to be £42.06 now.

Yes, You can decline the updates no problem. I guess Epson could prevent you using certain features if you don't update i,e Epson email print, remote print etc.. I don't use those features myself and can't confirm either way.

Simply buy a laser printer

Bought one of these to replace my last Epson printer which sadly stopped working, Basically some firmware error prevented it communicating with my pc. It was reliable up until that point. I paid about £30 for loads of ink off ebay and it lasted years. I like the cheap compatible inks.

This is the problem I had with my last epson printer. Which I had owned for 5 years. That’s why had to buy a new one. So 5 years isn’t bad. Never had a problem prior to this.

That's fair comment and point taken that I should have been more specific..... It constantly jams, often become mis-aligned, the Wi-Fi keeps needing to be re-connected, the scanner often doesnt send anything to the laptop, the print quality leaves lines on the page, regardless of cleaning the print heads with both oem or reman inks, it tells you there is a paper jam when there isn't, it has sensor issues making it say there is no paper when there is.

Bad for who, the consumer, or the company's profits? Doesn't take someone in the industry for 25 years to realise that the options out there pale in comparison (think HP printers whose cartridges cost over a tenner each and last only a few hundred pages) if you print over a hundred pages a month. Maybe it would help by saying what's bad about it, instead of outright dismissing it as a valid option for everyone else, you may even find that someone could help you with your problem.

Just got one of this online, heat!

Epson playing "Hide n' Seek" :D

you've probably noticed by now, but it's "in" the printer... (open it as if you are replacing the cartridges) :)

Picked one up just before closing today, opened the box 20 mins ago and there’s no power cable in there?? So confused (lol)

The WD40 trick worked wonders on my 10 year old Epson. The Printer was dead long live the Printer! (y)

Nope, just been into curries and it has magically gone back up to £499 overnight :(

anyone still find this for 349?

Still put off by the crippled audio options :/ :/

Looking for a first time projector in a small study - 3.2m by 2.2m. Would this be a good option for watching football, movies and occasional gaming in daylight onto a wall?

That’s highly unlikely to be the projector and much more likely to be the source material.

This or the HP one of a similar price? https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-envy-4527-all-in-one-colour-wireless-multifunction-inkjet-printer-3496-ebuyer-3128940

XP-355 not 335

I think you misread £199.99 - that's a different model anyway!

20 quid on amazon : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Epson-XP-335-Expression-Printer-Display/dp/B01433ZSY2

Replacement (replica) cartridges are about £1 each on Ebay so should be affordable to run.

if you afraid of the refill costs just use ciss, one available here: https://www.cityinkexpress.co.uk/ciss/epson/xp-8500/xp-series/empty refill bottles are really cheap on ebay

And it drops off the WiFi after 24 hours and needs rebooting to connect.

I’ve got one of these and it’s rubbish. Ink dries up in the pipes if you use it infrequently meaning I have to do a full head clean every time I use it.

Look at the cost of ink cartridges, even a set of compatibles for this one is nearly £30!

This V600 is what my local Snappy Snaps uses.

I also have an old Plustek from 15 years ago, but the Silverfast software won't work on W7 or W10.

V700 owner here. I never read a manual. - Switch on scanner - Insert negative into carrier text side up - Close lid - Run Epson scanning software - Scan total area - Identify negatives by drawing rectangular selection - Choose colour negative, DPI 3200, ICE if needed - Choose where to export - Scan, export as tif - Adjust in PS to taste. There really isn't a better scanner for less unless you are shooting 35mm only, then you want a Plustek. Sadly no modern scanner outside of the Flextight series will beat the cracking Nikon Coolscans or drum scanners o yesteryear.

There are quite a few detailed reviews on Amazon that shed some light into its operational foibles. Been considering a decent scanner and this is a tempting price, the one built into my multifunction HP printer is poor for photos.

Sounds like good advice.

I am concerned about the rainbow effect with DLP hence I would go for epson, howver it is my first porjector so I am not sure if concerns are justifed

Visunext are okay. I sourced screen from them. BTW there is no point to persuade somebody who wants LCD projector to buy DLP one. I guess this is the reason why people are choosing Epson.

now I am actually starting to liking the otopma more... just the price tho. I have found one at £850 but not sure about website:https://www.visunext.co.uk/en/optoma-uhd300x.html?channable=e22761.MTAwMDAwMzM3MA&gclid=Cj0KCQiAxZPgBRCmARIsAOrTHSbLhdkwePi8LHR-hej3C5ja11lwu9aJkhNqtyuZYqDbUMMd9DKPmi8aAs_XEALw_wcB

thanks, but I am comparing spec of both and the optoma doesn't really look so good vs epson one? and epson is only £750. perhaps I am missing something

sorry to late reply ,yes https://www.amazon.co.uk/Optoma-UHD300X-2200-Lumens-Projector-White/dp/B079RBF3W3 it was £850 last week ,it is better than what you after,or wait for new year deals,i am sure you will get better projector for better price,what you buying it is really over price,

wow it will last for 175 pages ...

It's a decent deal, just disappointed that not all types/sizes/colours qualify. Not your fault, OP and I voted hot regardless. Poor show on Curry's part imo.

2300 lumens in 3lcd is much brighter than its equivalent for dlp projector, it is a steal price if is gonna be delivered, i had epson 9300 which is little higher model and was blown away by the quality of the picture, ultra sharp straight from menu, the only problem - this projector is massive. £899 is superb price but not sure this will get delivered.

Looks as though this deal has gone now. Pity as the reviews are very good

Nabbed one an hour ago, thanks. On delayed order. Should be a nice upgrade for my W1110 BENQ

Grrr I bought the TW7400 on Black Friday it’s been incredible so far , I was going to return it for this but the offers gone ;( I wouldn’t hesitate at £899

All the projectors under £2k+ are at best false 4K image. Some of the DLP ones by the likes of Optima have managed to just scrape an official 4K certification, some like this Epson one have not. This is a circa £2k projector from two years ago that has just been replaced. New model hasn’t changed much (still no 4K cert) and was £1300 for Black Friday but is back to just shy of £2k now. This is a good price for an upper midrange or lower end of premium projector. You would need to spend quite a bit more to get anything better. Cheers for the heads up OP, shame it was a day after I bought the model down from Richer for £800

This model shares the same bulb as the 5650 code ELPLP96 Genuine part currently €38.25 Inc Vat.

Some Models for Example. This. Model's bulbs are around 100 quid. Epson. Parts are always more expensive than others.

Not sure where you are buying your replacement bulbs as I paid about £38 for my 5650.model.

Got for 289 last week. Awaiting delivery

The 5600 for 499 at Richer with a 6 year warranty is a better bet for folks shopping today. Well worth £50 more for a better model and the guarantee

congratulations on your first post.have some heat :)

Price shows a £749 for me - do i need to enter code?

Do you men this model, the one posted?

Hi Rob, Yes. It was £289.99 yesterday on Amazon UK. I got one last year. Think it cost me £469.99 - Couldn't believe the price! Purchased of course :D

Thanks I grabbed the 5600 from richer sounds Kingston today (the only one there allegedly) after the 650 I got from Amazon wasn't capable of my long throw small screen setup. This one (and the 5650) are hugely more adjustable. I'm left with a warehouse TW650 which I guess I'll return. It was £215, I knew it was too good to be true!

£290...?