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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Does this printer leave "pizza wheel" marks on glossy papers? This was a problem with every earlier version of the printer. It it doesn't, how has the paper feed mechanism changed?

A: This uses a roller to feed the paper.

Q: 3. Is the Maintenance tank for the P900 the same Maintenance tank as was used for the Epson P800?

A: No! as I've seen on Epson Diagram & the Maintenance Tank looks to be shorter in depth & taller. As of now Epson doesn't supply a part # yet.

Q: 4. What is "wet looking" blacks?

A: Its meant to show a glossy- shiny black. The ink itself is dry but, its a very glossy black

Q: 5. stylus pro 4900 to P700?

A: The Epson SureColor P700 13" Photo Printer is a bit smaller than the 19" Epson Stylus Pro 4900 Printer. The more direct replacement for the 4900 would be the Epson SureColor P5000 Standard Edition 17" Wide-Format Inkjet Printer, BH #EPSCP5000SE (https://bhpho.to/3NW93kQ).

Q: 6. dose this printer prints 4''x6''?

A: Yes, you can print 4x6. However, It can print as small as 3x5 and all the way up to 17x22.

Q: 7. I understand that the max printable width is 17". However, can an 18" wide sheet fit (with printing limited to 17")?

A: No, the Epson SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer is limited to a 17" width paper, it can not take an 18" wide paper.

Q: 8. will this printer print on vynile and canvas?

A: This printer should have no issues printing on vinyl and canvas, but as ts mainly used for line art and blue prints you might not see the best results.

Q: 9. Does anyone have any experience with printing a small size of paper with the P700? I assume that as long as the paper can fit in the guides, then it can be printed. I would cut a 4 x 6 paper in half for test printing with an Epson R2400.

A: The minimum paper size this printer can handle is Minimum: 3 x 5" / 7.62 x 12.7 cm.

Q: 10. Considering that P700 ink costs more than P900 ink, what is the "breakeven point" between the two printers. In other words, can you predict that if you expect to print more than X number of prints, you would actually save money by getting the P900?

A: I can't calculate the break even point for you, however the P900 is more quantity oriented and tuned, than the P700.