The Epson Stylus S20 is aimed at home users looking for high quality and fast printouts. It is generally affordable with a simple and straightforward design, and integrated with individual ink cartridges as Epson's attempt to lower running costs, but some critics suggest that the Epson S20 is actually a sluggish machine not worth the user's money.
Design
This simple device boasts a sleek and compact frame without card readers and a control panel, so users would have to fully control it on-screen. Epson gave it the DURABrite ultra ink system, Micro Piezo printheads, and a print resolution of up to 5760x1440 (optimised). The Epson Stylus S20 inkjet printer is easily portable because of its lightweight body, and it easily connects to a PC via USB.
Advantages
Ink cartridges are easy to install, set-up is simple, and operation is straightforward, making the Epson Stylus S20 photo printer user-friendly. Users only need to replace the cartridges that have run out of ink, so they get to save more. With detachable sheet feeders, the Epson Stylus S20 helps users save more space than collapsible and poorly-hinged devices. The Epson S-20 printer is fairly quiet when operating, emitting about 47dBA of sound.
Disadvantages
The Epson Stylus S20 is criticised for its slow printing and poor quality draft output, which looks faint. The text smoothing option makes the S20 printer perform much slower when in normal mode. Users may need to extend their patience with the Epson Stylus S20 inkjet printer if they are printing photos, and they may not be satisfied with the results because of obvious banding and pinkish hue on the output. Cleaning the heads doesn't resolve the problem.
