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Epson NX400 all-in-one Printer | 
| Brand: Epson
Category: CE
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $46.00
You Save: $53.99 (54%)
Rating:  10 reviews
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.5
Dimensions (in): 20.1 x 15.6 x 9.1
nv:Print Method: Inkjet
Resolution: 5760 x 1440 Optimized dpi
Print Speed: Up to 34 PPM
Special Features: Copying Capability
Special Features: Scanning Capability
Dimensions: 17.7"W x 21.3"D x 11.7"H
Connectivity: USB
Standard Paper Input: 120 Sheets
Paper Sizes Supported: A4
Paper Sizes Supported: A5
Paper Sizes Supported: B5
Paper Sizes Supported: Executive
Paper Sizes Supported: A6
Paper Sizes Supported: 8.5" x 11"
Paper Sizes Supported: 8.5" x 14"
Paper Sizes Supported: Half Letter
MPN: C11CA20201
Model: C11CA20201
UPC: 010343868304
EAN: 0010343868304
ASIN: B001A5SK2Y
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Select, edit and print photos, PC-free, with large, 2.5-inch, tilt LCD and simple, intuitive menu | | • | Built-in memory card slots to print photos, PC-free, or transfer files between a memory card and your PC | | • | Make multiple color copies effortlessly with one-touch copying; reduce and enlarge copies 25 to 400 percent | | • | Get smudge, water and highlighter resistant documents and truly touchable photos with instant dry ink | | • | Replace only the color that you need with individual ink cartridges |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Whether it's printing book reports, driving directions, recipes, birthday party invitations, or photos the Epson Stylus NX400 is the convenient and easy-to-use all-in-one that delivers superior results on plain, photo, and specialty papers. Thanks to Epson's exclusive ink jet technology, the NX400 delivers high quality prints at remarkable speeds. Get black and color text documents at up to 34 ppm. Select, edit and print your favorite photos with the built-in card slots and PictBridge compatibility. Scan, copy and archive important documents. You can even reduce or enlarge vivid, color copies from 25 to 400 percent. With the NX400, you get the prints you want quickly and easily. The 2.5-inch, tilt LCD screen features a simple, intuitive menu and offers easy viewing of every image. With instant dry DURABrite Ultra Ink, prints are ready to handle right out of the printer. In fact, they're so durable, they're smudge, water, fade and even highlighter resistant. Restore faded color photos back to their original brilliance with easy-to-use photo restoration. Just scan your old, faded photos on the Epson Stylus NX400 and renew the color without even turning on your computer. It's just that easy! Get perfect prints automatically with Auto Photo Correction, which corrects the lighting in poorly exposed images. And, it includes advanced face detection, which automatically distinguishes people from scenery, and corrects the color accordingly to produce beautiful, natural skin tones. It's like having your own photo lab right at home. The Epson Stylus NX400 even includes fun and easy-to-use ArcSoft Print Creations software for designing personalized greeting cards, invitations, calendars, photo albums, and more. One-touch copying, high-quality scanning Smudge, water & highlighter resistant prints Easy color restoration of faded photos Memory card slots to print PC-free Individual ink cartridges Borderless 4x6 pho
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 No USB Cable - ! January 1, 2009
Loki
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had to rate this as 1. No USB cable is worthless. When I got here in rural WI with the unit there was no cable and no place to get one nearby. So stay away from this one!
Bad Printer December 25, 2008
James Colvin (Portage, Mich)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had previously owned a Epson CX3200 printer that I had bought for around $80.00, I had pretty good luck with it and it lasted a couple of years. When I saw the NX400 printer by Epspon for approx $80.00 I figured it would be a good buy. I had read some bad reviews on this printer, I should have listened. I would not recommend this printer. It is extremely noisy and it uses up an incredible amount of ink. It appears that after only using one set of ink cartridges that the nozzles are plugged up. I bought another set of cartridges (very expensive) and it still didn't work. The new cartridges are as much as a brand new printer. I did not want to throw this printer away but I couldn't afford to keep it. I now own a HP C5580 and so far I like it. It is very quiet. I paid $120.00 for it at Circuit City. I also bought the extended warrrenty for $50.00. I never buy a warrenty but with a printer I think it might be a good idea.
First/ Last Espon December 24, 2008
Emmanuel Bernabe (Chicago, IL USA)
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
Thought it was a great deal at $49.99 and was really excited. After installing the included cartidges the message read: "Cannot recognize ink cartridges." Taking it back ASAP- what a hassle.
 What a deal! December 16, 2008
Lena LaFaye (Bartlett, TN)
I bought this at a discount of $49.99. I was a bit skeptical at first, choosing between this and a $79.99 HP one.
This is the right choice. My uses for it are personal use, mostly lots of scanning, minimum printing and copying. The set up is incredibly simple. You will need to buy a USB cord for it though. No complaints at all with this, I will recommend it to everyone!
Uses ink without printing December 12, 2008
RG (Hawaii)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
I am SO SO SO unhappy for buying this printer. If I continued to use it, it would cost me over $1 per page in ink supplies - why? Because I print very few pages, and this printer consumes ink without printing.
Apparently, every time it is turned on, or every time the computer is turned on or every time it is connected to a computer, it is programmed to "use" ink, or at least make you/the computer think it has used ink.
I have printed less than 20 pages TOTAL in approx 2 months, and all but 5 of them with the "Use Black Ink Only" option in properties, yet, all 3 color cartridges are down to 1 notch before totally empty, and the black level is 2 notches above empty. A set of black and color ink cartridges is about $40 - you do the math - less than 40 pages printed = $40 in ink?
Searching the Internet, I learn that Epson (as well as some other ink jet makers) intentionally do this - this should be illegal. Someone needs to sue these unethical greedy Sob's.
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