Epson Artisan 835

The Epson Artisan 835 is the company's flagship, photo-oriented color inkjet multifunction (print/copy/scan/fax). Although it isn't specifically designed for office use (as is Epson's WorkForce line), the Artisan 835 has nearly every feature a...

Among the Artisan 835's more office-centric features is its 30-page automatic document feeder (ADF), which makes it easy to print, scan, copy, and fax multi-page documents as well as legal-sizes pages that won't fit on the flatbed. In addition, it can...

It has been two years since we reviewed the first Epson Artisan All-in-one inkjet that started it all, the Artisan 800. When it first launched we were impressed with its piano black finish and stylish exterior that let it blend in with just about any...

A wealth of features make this unit nearly as well suited for family or home office users as it is for photo enthusiasts.

Offering a mix of new features, such as portable device charging, and old favorites, like a large 7.8 inch touch panel with a built-in card reader, the Artisan 835 is the flagship model of the Artisan all-in-one photo inkjet line

I love this printer. It has worked very well and has done everything I needed it to do with very few problems: printing CD/DVD labels, photos & text documents. Now, only 2 years old and I have to get another printer. I would recommend this printer but...

The printer works fine with windows computers. However Epson connect is a real problem. It sees the printer on the network and properly identifies it. However the profile can not be saved rendering all the time spent in setup, useless. Do not buy this...

I love the quality of photo prints WHEN IT PRINTS, HOWEVER... This is my second Artisan (830 and now 835), and while the quality of the prints is terrific -- as good or better than my local photo lab -- the paper feed really needs some attention from...

I needed to use printer wirelessly. It was simple to set up following the directions. I have only used scan and print options so far. The only negative I see at this point is that the printer keeps telling me that I did not use genuine epson print...