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Epson C40UX Inkjet Printer

2.9 2.9 out of 5 stars 25 ratings
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Brand Epson
Printing Technology Inkjet
Special Feature Quick-drying
Model Name C40UX
Printer Output Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color) 3.5 ppm
Max Printspeed Monochrome 8 ppm
Item Weight 8.3 Pounds
Print media Envelopes, Paper (plain), Transparencies, Labels
Scanner Type Photo

About this item

  • 1,470 x 720 dpi resolution
  • Four-color quick-drying inks
  • Prints on letter, legal, matte or glossy photo paper, and a variety of other media
  • USB connection, PC and Mac compatible
  • Includes Epson Film Factory Lite software

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With an exceptional resolution of 1,470 x 720 dpi, the Epson C40UX brings your graphics vividly to life. Special fast-drying four-color inks hit the paper in microscopic 6-picoliter droplets, guaranteeing clear color separation, crisply defined details, and a smudge-free final product.

The simple two-button operation makes this printer perfect for home use. Kids can create their report covers and science projects while you prepare office documents and gorgeous photos or scrapbook pages.

There is a wide variety of paper-handling options: sizes range from index cards to legal-size sheets or banners, with the weights varying from delicate airmail paper to glossy professional photo paper. You can also print banners, transparencies, and iron-on transfers.

Monochrome documents print at an average of 8 pages per minute, while color speeds vary tremendously depending on the amount of paper being covered. The C40UX connects via your USB port on either PC or Macintosh systems. The manufacturer provides a one-year warranty on parts and labor, along with handy Epson Exchange service.

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Customer reviews

2.9 out of 5 stars
2.9 out of 5
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Joel D. Smith
1.0 out of 5 stars Buyer beware!
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2016
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This printer didn't work. I wanted it for an iMac computer running the latest operating system. Epson couldn't or wouldn't supply an application for the printer for the existing operating system. Nowhere on any of the ads or data for the printer did it say the printer wouldn't work with an iMac running OS X.11. Sorry business practice. No more Epson printers on my list.
2 people found this helpful
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Cheryl
5.0 out of 5 stars Junk
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2003
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It barely lasted a year. It broke a week after the warranty expired.
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Elizabeth630
2.0 out of 5 stars loud and slow
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2002
I got this printer free when I bought my new desktop for school. It prints very slowly, is very loud, and of poor quality. I have stopped using it to print papers because they looked very unprofessional and I did not like the look. It is a cheap printer, and I would only recommend it if you can not afford anything else (or it was free).
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White123
4.0 out of 5 stars little powerhouse
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2002
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Looking at the printer, it was very small and i kept wondering if it was a good buy. Just yesterday night i had to print 45 pages in the manner of 42 then 3 pages. It started work and kept working while my computer was stilling processing the last 3 pages the 42 were out. The print quality is good, no paper jams, yes it is a little powerhouse.
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Jim Green
1.0 out of 5 stars Needed Items Not Included
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2002
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6 months later I still haven't had the time to install the printer. Literature didn't tell me it only had USB interface, it didn't come with the USB cable or ink.
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Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Great printer !
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2001
Its lightweight, good looking, pretty fast, and prints great photos. Its USB connection is quite fast, its got a convenient paper input, paper output tray. The software supplied is great,especially for photos. Doesnt occupy too much of space. Simple to operate with just two buttons. I feel its pretty good for personal use in home or for students.
But it does make I think more amount of noise. This could have been better done with.
I have always liked Epson printers because they use a differnt technology than thermal inkjet printers, they give better resolution and ink dries quicker. the cartridges are also cheaper than HP. After all, in the long run, the cartridge cost matters much more than the initial cost of the printer.
On the whole, I feel its a winner with the 49.99 dollar price tag right now with the rebate. But yeah, as with most printers, it doesnt ship with a USB cable. But it includes both black and color ink cartridges.
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Samuel
4.0 out of 5 stars Most bang for the buck.
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2002
If you're looking at "low-end" printers, the choices come down to Canon, HP and Epson. I currently have all 3, and the C40 is my favorite. The Canon simply isn't made as rugged as the other two. The HP is the quietest, smoothest and most dependable printer due to its bottom-feed system but at a considerable cost in speed. The Epson is dependable enough, and when it misfeeds or jams, it's no big deal to fix the problem. And the noise is a small trade-off, in my opinion, for both the Epson's outstanding print quality and speed.
I suspect that some of the problems expressed by other owners are related to having the machine at its slowest setting and to the use of inferior "clone" cartridges. The reason these machines are so cheap is that the manufacturers make their profit in the sale of ink cartridges. The reason they sell so many of those costly ink cartridges, as many of us have discovered, is that many of the imitations not only perform poorly (sometimes not at all) but can gum up your printhead. Leaving a machine idle for an extended period of time will also lead to spotty quality. Still, I've always been able to restore the machine back to its original sharpness and consistency through several cleaning cycles using an Epson cartridge.
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Ronald B. Raff
1.0 out of 5 stars Buyer beware!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2002
I received the Epsom C40UX printer as part of a combo deal when I
purchased my Dell computer. The printer was free, and now I know
why.
I didn't set up my printer immediately as I didn't need it until
today .... My first clue that something wasn't right was when I installed the printer software and no icon appeared. After some trial and error I discovered the word "print" when I went online. Then the real trouble began.
I attempted to print one document which came out with brilliant colors and erratic, slanted, and virtually unreadable black print.
this was my sole " success" at printing anything. Afterwards the printer steadfastly refused to print anything resembling letters in black. I do have to admit that what little color that was called for, always came out crisp and clear.
I tried the computerized troubleshooter without success. I then called Epsoms customer service line (which is in Toronto, so I can hardly wait for my phone bill). The technicians I spoke to the first two times insisted that the printer's heads needed cleaning. Several headcleaning drills were gone through, and the technicians felt the problem would clear up after enough cleanings, and instructed me to keep cleaning after I hung up.
As luck would have it, the printer just totally quit printing in
black, and now white streaks were starting to appear in the colored areas.
I called a third time, and after a few more unsuccessful attempts at getting the darn thing to work, the techie said it needed factory servicing.
Then I was told that a replacement would be sent to me until mine was repaired. Then we would swap and I would get my original back.
It would seem to me to be alot simpler if I just kept the replacement, but why keep things simple?
Good luck to those of you who purchase an Epsom after reading this.
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