Epson L805 (C11CE86403)
 | Outdated Product 17 139 ₴ Print formats: A4; Print type: inkjet; Output type: colour; Number of colors: 6; Mono print (ppm): 37; Colour print (ppm): 38; Photo print (sec/page): 12; CD print; Mono cartridge resource (page): 1800; Colour cartridge resource (pages): 1800; Built-in CISS; Data transfer: PC connection (USB) |
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Durability. price price of course. and it constantly takes away light colors in the print instead of the original ones, which is why you often have to clean it. and this is 40 minutes of downtime all the time.  Ayrat Fahrutdinov: use Epson L805 more than year |
Horrible model. I contacted the service several times - and there was constantly a lack of sealing. As a result, it barely worked for a year and, as the cherry on top, there was a crack in the head, even though it was used at home. It barely worked for a year. I will throw it away and never choose Epson again. It’s better to spend a little more money on cartridges with built-in heads like HP's than to deal with Epson's junk. Prints well No reliability  Sergey: use Epson L805 more than year |
The device is good, with a built-in CISS, but this does not mean that it does not require due attention; you must definitely monitor the ink level in the containers. Then you won’t need to do any cleaning and you can print high-quality photos and printouts. Fast printing, no need to buy cartridges, affordable, small, reliable, bright printing for photos. There is no scanner and copier, you need to pump it up when you first start it, sometimes it makes noise (at the maximum photo print size and at maximum settings), there is no cable included for connecting to a PC use Epson L805 month or more i recommend it should buy |
The Epson Print Factory series includes serious photo printing models equipped with a continuous ink supply system. The Epson L805 printer is well suited for the role of a home “workhorse”, with which you can create a huge archive of family photos.
Factory CISS
The six-colour factory CISS, which replaces the usual cartridges, is adjacent to the right side of the printer case. The contents in its reservoirs are enough to take about 1800 shots in a common 10x15 cm format. The printer can be “fed” for printing both thick sheets of paper with a density of up to 300 g / sq. M, and CDs that are loaded into a separate tray.
Careful approach
The printer handles with its direct duties slowly, leaving up to 5 prints in the output tray in 1 minute. But he approaches the issue with great care, so that the quality of printed photographs is comparable to that of professional equipment. The printer develops a fast print speed only in draft mode (up to 37 ppm), but you have to put up with the fact that the text in this case acquires a slightly brownish tint.
Minimalism
The minimalistic style of execution of the printing device does not provide the presence of a display model on board. Illuminated keys take part in the control of print settings, and flexible changes of parameters are carried out in related applications for PCs and mobile gadgets. The latter are connected to the printer via a wireless Wi-Fi connection. The Epson L805 delivers really great results, making it a real home printing factory when you need to print photos often.
Those who say it's a depressurization issue - I noticed it too, but not with water-based ink, only with original ink, and it doesn't matter if it's the L805 or L800, even the R290; in general, there's this issue, especially with the blue color, it's a constant problem. They must be adding something in there, the manufacturer; I use Korean water-based or Chinese ink. There are no complaints with 3 models. Even the L800 was. Now, another one is being used by the company, and they've been using it for 5 or 7 years, I don't remember.
Apparently, it also depends on the assembly and who assembled it. If it's in China, expect trouble; if it's the Philippines or Indonesia, they work fine, by the way, the Filipino ones work well.