
Epson C11C573071 Stylus C66 Inkjet Printer
Get Vibrant, Long-Lasting Prints with Epson Stylus C66 The Epson Stylus C66 printer delivers high-quality prints with DURABrite inks that are water-, smudge-, and light-resistant. Enjoy sharp text and vibrant colors for all your printing needs. Print Resolution: 5760x1440 optimized dpi ...
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Overview
Get Vibrant, Long-Lasting Prints with Epson Stylus C66
The Epson Stylus C66 printer delivers high-quality prints with DURABrite inks that are water-, smudge-, and light-resistant. Enjoy sharp text and vibrant colors for all your printing needs.
- Print Resolution: 5760x1440 optimized dpi
- Black Text Print Speed: Up to 17ppm
- Borderless Printing: Yes, 4x6"
- Ink Type: DURABrite Inks
Key Features
Optimized resolution up to 5,760 dpi for sharp photos
Up to 17 ppm monochrome, 9 ppm color print speed
Individual DURABrite ink cartridges for cost-effective quality
32 MB RAM buffer; manual 2-sided printing
USB interface; Epson PhotoQuicker simplifies photo printing
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Achieves an optimized resolution of up to 5,760 dpi, enabling the production of sharp and detailed photos
- Offers efficient print speeds of up to 17 pages per minute for monochrome documents
- Features individual DURABrite ink cartridges, allowing for cost-effective replacement of only the color that runs out
- Includes 32 MB of RAM buffer, contributing to smoother processing of print jobs
- Comes with Epson PhotoQuicker software, which simplifies the process of printing photos for users
👎 Cons
- Color print speed is limited to 9 pages per minute, which is significantly slower than monochrome printing
- Only supports manual 2-sided printing, which requires user intervention and can be less convenient than automatic duplexing
- Connectivity is limited to a USB interface, lacking modern options like Wi-Fi or Ethernet for network printing
- The 32 MB RAM buffer might be insufficient for very large or complex print jobs, potentially causing slowdowns
- The printer's maximum optimized resolution for photos suggests standard text might not always appear at this peak quality