Epson SureColor SC-P600

usability, performance, design, durability, price

71% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

noise, usability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Stunning print quality ; Neutral black and white images ; Easy to set up and install ; Useful touchscreen ; Wi-Fi connectivity

Large footprint ; High consumable costs

The SureColor SC-P600 is a brilliant printer for the enthusiast or professional photographer. It's well made and easy to use, and you'll be impressed by the quality of the prints it's capable of producing. The Epson SureColor SC-P600 is a brilliant...

This 8-colour photo printer features sheet and roll feed, the ability to print on CDs and DVDs, and USB and Ethernet connections plus wireless options. Its Epson UltraChrome HD ink has been reformulated with pigmented inks that include Light Black,...

While it is priced out of the budget of most users and beginners plus is also quite large, I see the Epson SureColor P600 Wide Format inkjet printer as a viable tool for prosumer photographers or creatives who need to churn out quality colour prints in...

The Epson Sure Colour SC600 measires 60x28x22cm when shut. Add 15cm to the last figure the height to put a stack of A4 in the sit up and beg back tray. Add 21cm to the depth to cover the paper output tray, so 60x49x37cm is the total space needed to...

With its extensive media-handling capability and excellent print quality, the P600 is an excellent companion to a high-end prosumer camera kit. If we must nit-pick about something, it’s the lack of a roll paper cutter that slices the print off the roll...

Impressively high-quality output. Can print to a maximum size of 13 by 19 inches for cut sheets, 13 by 129 inches with roll paper. Fine art papers available.

Usability issues include some fine-art papers being hard to feed properly. Long lags for some housekeeping tasks.

In any case, if you plan to print with fine-art papers very often, you may be better off with the Epson R3000 because of its better paper handling for feeding pages manually. That said, however, the Epson SureColor P600 has a lot to recommend it,...

Nine-colour printing with variable droplet size ; Great B&W print quality ; Excellent performance with matte and fine-art papers

Gloss differential effect with gloss papers ; Switching between Photo Black and Matte Black consumes ink ; No roll paper holder

With inkjet photo printing now seemingly fully matured there isn’t much to upgrade in a new printer, but Epson has probably done enough with the A3+ format SC-P600 to make it worth a closer look.

Excellent print quality; easy menu navigation; wealth of media options

Printer display is rather small; loading small fine-art papers can be difficult

With HP having mostly abandoned the market for small-format professional photo printers, it’s largely a two-horse race between Canon and Epson. As of this writing, Canon has yet to refresh its well-received Pixma Pro 1, which it introduced back in...