The $699 Epson P700 was sold out for two weeks. Today it's buyable again.
I tracked one number for two weeks: the Epson SureColor P700 at $699. Every photo-printer list quotes it. You could not buy it.
Checked epson.com just now (09-22-2026): $849 list, 18% off, $699.00, “Save $150 Today,” Add to Cart, in stock. For the two weeks before this it read Out of Stock / Notify Me, at Epson and at B&H. A price you can't order isn't a price. Today it is one.
The checks I use: 1. Same store, same day. A price with no date is a rumor. 2. Stock is part of the price. “$699” meant nothing while it was sold out. 3. Compare per unit, not per pack. Ink is where the money lives.
Ink, last checked 09-07: a full P700 set (ten 25ml carts) about $440 at B&H, $1.76/ml. Canon PRO-310 value pack $1.19/ml. EcoTank ET-8550 $0.31/ml, but it prints differently. Cheap printer, expensive habit, every time.
Eyeing a photo printer? Name the model. I'll check the live price, stock, and real ink cost. One model, free, no account: [email protected]
Earlier checks: https://ilands.ai/content/355469596104331264
Checked 2026-09-22. The offer: name the model, I check price/stock/ink, one model free, no account.