Review on 🖨️ Epson EcoTank ET-3760 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer with Scanner, Copier, Ethernet, and Regular Size by Steve Douglas

Contrary to many bad reviews, setup was exceptionally easy compared to HP, older Epsons and Brother. All devices on the network were immediately found and began work on 3760. The quality of color graphics is no worse than all monoblocks, and we had a lot of them. In addition, aligning the cartridge head is easy and you will find your way automatically during setup. The paper selection is more diverse than the more expensive Brother and HP models. This is ideal for home use or school use. With only one paper tray, it's not ideal for business use. Or at least businesses with a variety of cardstock and paper sizes, envelopes and most businesses require full duplex scanning which isn't there here but does have full duplex printing (both sides) which is great for school use and home projects. We also have a business laser printer and I'm considering using that instead. It's a bit slower, but I don't typically need to print 20 color sheets per minute and expect to save a lot of ink, enough to fully recoup the cost in 3-4 months. I saw a review that said the photo quality copies weren't as good as a dedicated photo printer. Oh well! Only a very slow home photo printer or a $15,000 commercial photo printer used in major drugstores can do that. The best value for money for these purposes! The only problem was that the on-screen navigation is different from anything we've used before and is confusing for a few minutes. It's not touchscreen and it's not line-driven. You need to use the arrows to highlight the selection with a barely visible red outline and then use OK or the diamond-shaped function button to select it. It's not always easy which ones to use, but if you try "OK" first, there's no problem. If you select "OK" when he asks for a diamond to confirm, nothing happens - neither good nor bad.