+John Smith We recommend the TM-T20II as a better value than the TM-M10 because the TM-T20II is less expensive, prints slightly faster, prints on standard paper rather than 2.26" wide paper, and has double the warranty. They are both great printers but the main reasons you would buy the Epson TM-M10 over the Epson TM-T20II is for space saving reasons, NFC (Near Field Communication), front exiting receipts, or for the modern style. We agree that the Epson TM-M30's plastic does seem a bit lighter than Epson's usual plastic. We don't know why this is but we will double check when the product is released to the public and verify if it is still the case. Note, the Epson TM-M10 casing in this video is definitely not flimsy. It has a nice sturdy feel to it.
It looks as though when you change the panels around, the plastic looks a bit flimsy. Why did you recommend the tmt20 as better value?
+John Smith We recommend the TM-T20II as a better value than the TM-M10 because the TM-T20II is less expensive, prints slightly faster, prints on standard paper rather than 2.26" wide paper, and has double the warranty. They are both great printers but the main reasons you would buy the Epson TM-M10 over the Epson TM-T20II is for space saving reasons, NFC (Near Field Communication), front exiting receipts, or for the modern style.
We agree that the Epson TM-M30's plastic does seem a bit lighter than Epson's usual plastic. We don't know why this is but we will double check when the product is released to the public and verify if it is still the case. Note, the Epson TM-M10 casing in this video is definitely not flimsy. It has a nice sturdy feel to it.
Tm m30 is supported or not with Windows 10 64bit professor
Yes Windows 10 64bit does support the TM-M30
Thanks alot for this review.