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I have been hooked on SONY for almost a year now. It started last September when I purchased a Sony 42in TV from our base exchange and fell in love with it. A month later on a military trip to Fl. I purchased a Sony laptop and believe it to be the best I have ever owned (3 different types, prior to this one) Last November while in DC I got the opportunity to try the new A100 SLR and thought I just had to have it, and have not been disappointed by it yet. Which now brings me to the Sony DPP-EX5 Thermal Photo Printer, I have heard some good things about this printer and had been trying to purchases one through our post exchange but with no luck. So I decided to give ebay a try. Found a lot of nice printer’s for auction and placed a bid on two (lost the first bid) Won the second bid ($34 –shipping) would love to tell you that this Sony product is as spectacular as the other’s I own but I cannot. The one that I received would not print; Paper jams every time it tries to feed. I cannot attest to the quality of this printer at this time. But I can attest to the superb quality of the other three Sony product’s listed above.Read full review
I bought this one to replace one just like it that I have had since 2003. It fell off the table and broke -- broke my heart too. The paper kits are very reasonable, and it prints great pictures, with a cover coating that makes them last. Windows 7 has a driver for it and it installed itself. Can't beat it. It sold for $200 then, and I think it is still worth that, to be honest!
I liked the ability to connect this printer along side my regular printer and choose which printer I wanted to print to from my computer's printer options. Photos were clear and extremely close to professional quality. Photo cartridges were a little expensive, but able to find discounted at local retail stores, as well as on eBay.
Fast, great prints..and very sturdy. Prints in a fraction of the time it takes to print the same shot with an inkjet.
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