The Epson Stylus Photo RX580 is a full-featured all-in-one printer that can do almost everything (well, except fax). It's Epson's only all-in-one that uses their Ultra Hi-Definition technology, which promises long-lasting, super high quality prints -- that don't take forever to output.
Features on the RX580 include 6 separate ink tanks, scanning and copying functionality, a 2.5" LCD display, CD/DVD printing, auto photo enhancement (including redeye removal), and memory card slots.
How did the Stylus Photo RX580 perform in our tests? Find out now in our review!
What's in the Box:
* Epson Stylus Photo RX580 All-in-One printer
* Power cord
* Six ink cartridges (Black, cyan, light cyan, magenta, light magenta, yellow)
* CD/DVD tray
* CD-ROM containing software and drivers
* Fold-out Easy Setup Instructions + Full Manual
* Power cord
* Six ink cartridges (Black, cyan, light cyan, magenta, light magenta, yellow)
* CD/DVD tray
* CD-ROM containing software and drivers
* Fold-out Easy Setup Instructions + Full Manual
Naturally, the first thing you'll need to buy before you can start printing is some paper -- and there's plenty of it available from Epson. No samples are included.
Once that's done, you can print from a camera or memory card. If you want to print from a computer, you'll need to purchase a USB cable as well.
As far as I can tell, the ink cartridges bundled with the printer are filled all the way up -- they are the standard capacity 78-series cartridges. When it's time to replace your ink, you can buy those again, or try the higher capacity (and more expensive) 77-series carts.
The only accessory of note for the RX580 is a Bluetooth adapter (model# C12C824383, $40), which allows you to print wirelessly from a phone, PDA, or computer.