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HP OfficeJet Pro 7740 vs Epson EcoTank ET-15000 head-to-head: compare upfront price, all-in-one features, refillable tanks, and 13x19 output to decide which wide format printer fits.
Compare four wide format printers from USD 240.99 to USD 439.99: an open-box HP, a used 44-inch Epson, a repair-path Canon, and a refillable EcoTank. Find the right fit.
Comparing four wide-format printer listings between $250 and $439.99: an open-box Epson photo printer, a used 44-inch Epson, a certified-refurbished EcoTank all-in-one, and a parts-only Canon. See price bars, decision picks, and each listing's trade-offs.
Compare the Epson Stylus Photo 1400 open-box inkjet and the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 for parts/not working. We break down price, condition, and use cases so you know which one truly fits your next wide format print job.
Compare the HP OfficeJet Pro 7740 all-in-one at $240.99 with the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 at $250.00 to find the wide format printer that suits your needs.
Open-box Epson Stylus Photo 1400 at USD 349.99 prints 13x19 photos with 5760x1440 DPI and supports CD/DVD printing. Here's the trade-off: no print test was performed.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 7740 handles A3 printing, scanning, copying, and faxing in one machine. For USD 240.99 in open-box condition, it offers wireless, duplex printing, and a 4800 x 1200 DPI resolution for a busy home office or small workplace.
A practical look at the 53in vinyl cutter plotter with optical eye, SignMaster support, adjustable pressure and speed, and what the manual contour-cutting workflow really means for DIY sign makers.
A used HP DesignJet T100 24-inch color plotter at $450. Here's what it offers in inkjet performance, paper media, and trade-offs for wide-format printing.
From a used 24-inch HP plotter to a 53-inch vinyl cutter and a certified refurbished Epson, these four wide-format machines cover different jobs. Compare listed prices and conditions before you choose.
Compare four wide format printers and plotters priced from $250 to $450, from a certified refurbished Epson EcoTank to a parts-only Canon imagePROGRAF, and find the right match for your print jobs.
A new 53-inch Uimoso vinyl cutter at USD 449.99 faces an HP Latex 115 printer plus 54-inch vinyl cutter bundle at USD 3,900.00, with its printer described as not in working condition. See which setup fits your shop.
Compare the HP DesignJet T230 24-inch printer with the HP Latex 115 54-inch print-and-cut bundle, from condition and price to the right buyer for each setup.
The HP DesignJet T230 24-inch printer is a compact wide-format choice for workspaces that need precise technical drawings, posters, and renderings up to 24 inches wide, with wireless, Ethernet, and touchscreen controls.
Compare four wide-format printer and plotter products, from a for-parts Canon to a full HP Latex print-and-cut bundle. See which one fits your budget, repair tolerance, and production needs.
The Epson EcoTank ET-15000 suits shoppers who need 13 × 19 printing, scanning, and wireless all-in-one features, while the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 is the lower-priced choice explicitly marked for parts or not working.
The Epson Stylus Pro 9880 powers on with four ink cartridges at $480, while the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 is a parts-only listing at $250. We compare condition, price, and real-world use to help you decide whether to repair or replace in your wide-format workflow.
Compare four Epson wide-format printers from the $149.99 certified refurbished WorkForce Pro all-in-one to the $480 used 44-inch Stylus Pro 9880, and find the right fit for office or large-format output.
A 53-inch vinyl cutter and a 24-inch HP color plotter both list at about $450, but they solve different problems. This head-to-head shows which tool fits sign-making and which fits large-format printing.
A $3,900 HP Latex 115 54-inch printer bundled with a 54-inch Basic Plus vinyl cutter and lifetime Flexi license, but the printer needs service due to an ink leak. See if the included extras make this fixer-upper worth considering.
The Epson Stylus Pro 9880 is a used 44-inch, roll-fed wide-format printer listed at USD 400.00. Its 8-color UltraChrome K3 ink system and 2880 x 1440 dpi resolution are appealing, but potential print-head maintenance and a broken ink-cover hinge make it best suited to a hands-on buyer.
Choose between a paper-focused 24-inch HP plotter, a new 53-inch Uimoso vinyl cutter, a 54-inch HP print-and-cut package with a nonworking printer, and a Canon for-parts large-format printer.
Choose the EcoTank ET-15000 for a wireless 13 × 19 all-in-one with ink tanks, or the Stylus Pro 9880 for its 44-inch roll-fed format if you can accommodate its used condition and maintenance needs.
The Epson Stylus Pro 9880 and Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 are two distinct wide-format printer listings with different prices and conditions. Compare the 44-inch roll-fed Epson with included ink cartridges against the more affordable Canon listed for parts or not working.
The Epson EcoTank ET-15000 delivers 13x19 prints, cartridge-free ink tanks, and a 2.7-inch touchscreen for $439.99. Here's who needs it and who might want something simpler.
Choose between a compact HP DesignJet for drawings and posters, a Uimoso cutter for contour-cut sign work, or two repair-oriented large-format options with very different package scopes.
The Epson EcoTank ET-15000 is a 13" x 19" wireless all-in-one supertank printer with 250-sheet capacity and low-cost ink bottles, now available as a Certified Refurbished model for USD 439.99. Here's who should consider it and the trade-offs to know.
Two used wide-format printers, two very different conditions: the Epson Stylus Pro 9880 is priced at $400 and turns on, while the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 is $250 and sold for parts. Decide which one fits your project.
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