Epson P-2000

performance, usability, portability, design, reliability

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The best display we've yet seen on a photo viewer or portable multimedia device. Highly attuned to the needs of digital photographers on the go.

Filenames restricted to 8.3 format (one to eight characters, plus file-type extension). Some noise in audio tracks.

The Epson P-2000 multimedia photo viewer is an excellent photo and video viewer with camera off-loading abilities. The image quality is breathtaking, and the viewer is very easy to use. You can display slide shows on-screen and with AV output. The P-2000

Well made and possessing just about the best colour LCD screen I’ve seen for this type of device.

Basic menu system, Clunky albums and slow to copy data even from SD or CF cards

Stunning screen, good price given the flexibility conspire to make the P-2000 a winner. It's a must-have for any photographer who needs extra storage in the field but with that certain something extra.

The Epson P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer has done what few products that I have reviewed here on PhotographyBLOG have ever done - made their way into my camera bag! The Epson P-2000 has impressed me so much that I plan to buy one just as soon as...

The only regret is that it uses a proprietary battery, which means you have to take the charger with you. Standard AAs would be far easier when travelling.

your images. The display is good enough to let you know whether an image is a keeper or not by checking critical focus, something that is not always possible on the small, comparatively low-resolution LCDs found on digital cameras. You can zoom in on...

Summarizing my impressions I must acknowledge that despite some defects which aren't really serious, the EPSON P-2000 Multimedia Storage Viewer is a revolutionary product that can solve many problems of a modern man. I hope other manufacturers will...

Epson's P-2000 combines personal entertainment with data storage in a portable device with plenty of appeal to photographers. It has the largest, best-looking screen we've seen so far. The display has VGA resolution and shows three colours per pixel...

Big, brilliant screen ; supports several Raw formats ; supports and plays back several video formats ; friendly, icon-based interface ; wide viewing angle ; EXIF data clearly visible on gray background ; good battery life

Will not enlarge or rotate Raw photos ; doesn't include Raw photos in slide shows ; no histogram ; can print only to certain Epson printers