Epson Stylus DX4800 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Stylus DX4800 is aimed at the budget-minded home user with light-duty needs. The price is reasonable and the output quality good, but its cartridges print relatively few pages, and there's no fax feature or automatic document ...

Review summary: - As the All-In-One (AIO) market grows to the point where it is now exceeding that of 'normal' inkjets, Epson has unveiled its latest compact AIO offering. The DX4800 is a neat, relatively compact and stylish machine that features four colour Durabrite in

Pros: Good photo print quality, simple to use

Cons: Lacks a colour LCD screen and connect-to-PC USB cable, slow output on top quality photos

Verdict: The DX4800 hits all the right points in terms of output quality, size and price, though it's a tad slow

Pros: Good photo print quality, simple to use

Cons: Lacks a colour LCD screen and connect-to-PC USB cable, slow output on top quality photos

Verdict: The DX4800 hits all the right points in terms of output quality, size and price, though it's a tad slow

Review summary: Epson breaks new ground with an all-in-one printer, scanner and copier for just over -80. But have too many compromises been made to keep the price down-

Verdict: This is an inexpensive device for anybody with simple requirements for a printer, scanner and copier. The lack of an LCD monitor and its print speed count against it, but print quality and running costs are reasonable for a machine at this price.