I just checked that link and the V850 does not appear.Epson seems to be selling refurbished V850 scanners with 1-yr warranty and option of a 1-yr add-on service. Price for the first is $699. Same package as new. Seems like a good deal. Order direct from their site. Much as I'd prefer NOT to go this route, it's cheaper than buying a pixel shift enabled DSLR / Mirrorless camera for the same quality. Slower, too, of course... but with 4X5, that's not the same as 35 or 120 where I'm sticking with DSLR scans for everyday stuff.
Link is here where you have to scroll down to find the v850: https://epson.com/Clearance-Center/Scanners/c/cc200?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=bing&utm_campaign=Brand+Product+Category+Refurbished+US+ENG+SPART&utm_adgroup=Scanner+Refurbished+EXACT&utm_term=refurb+epson+scanners&&msclkid=b29e16cf7c281e631d77768cb02a9393&gclid=b29e16cf7c281e631d77768cb02a9393&gclsrc=3p.ds#scrollTgt_onRefresh
Enjoy and save some $'s - or not.
So there isn't a "big pile" of these V850s. Maybe it's better to try eBay.It was there this morning. When it sells, the machine is removed. It was there when I posted. They seem to be putting up one at a time. I bought one after missing one ahead of it. Check tomorrow or Monday early a.m. and see what's there.
Agreed, but how predictable is the available of V850s (or even V800s) on the Epson refurb site?An Epson refurb has the same exact warranty as a new, off the shelf scanner. You don't get that on Ebay.
I bought a 4990 about a decade ago; it was in perfect shape, came with all the accessories for 35mm to 8x10 and never gave me a problem until I sold it about 5 years ago.
I would have absolutely NO problem buying another Epson refurb.
100% when one is listed, and 0% when one is not.Agreed, but how predictable is the available of V850s (or even V800s) on the Epson refurb site?
All you have to do is bookmark the site and go there daily. If that's too much of a bother, then pay full price.
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It’s from last Saturday. Hardly old. Unless your definition of old is radically different from the rest of the world.I realize this is an old thread but I find the information very helpful nonetheless. I'm sure Epson is as reliable as Canon in their refurbished gear - I have purchased from Canon - so to get a product of this type at about half price would be a pretty good purchase. It would be a great replacement for my 1999 Epson Perfection 1200PHOTO.
It from last Saturday. Hardly old. Unless your definition of old is radically different from the rest of the world.
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