🖨️ Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000: Wireless Color Wide-Format Printer with Amazon Dash Replenishment, Unleash Your Creativity! Review

I bought it a year ago and have never regretted it. I print photos in large volumes, I have never needed a service either for a diaper or for a head Different pros: there is a CISS, otherwise the ink would fly away just like that, good printing speed, there is wi-fi, it is convenient to send from the phone. s20 shoots cool and when sent immediately to the printer does not lose anything Different cons: takes up a lot of space, like a home photo lab, the expense is NOT CHEAP

original consumables are expensive, but with CISS it seems to be slowly consumed and therefore maintenance is inexpensive, in theory. Can't confirm yet Some pros: direct exemplary quality of photo printing, there is a Wi-Fi direct, compact, given that there is an a3 format Some cons: the screen is color, but not touch. it’s still better to print from a PC, there are much more settings in the firewood and you can change the color profile

This printer is ideal for printing photos. I bought it for screen printing. Epson Artisan 1430 used in the screen printing industry has been discontinued. Vendors are now selling the one-time printer at $350 for a big buck. Both Revain and Epson sell it as a replacement printer. It is not so. The printer does not support film printing. It is not supported by any of the current RIP programs. I wouldn't recommend this if you're looking to replace 1430 for screen movies.

Don't buy this printer. Along with expensive, hard-to-find tiny cartridges that run out quickly, the printer suffers from chronic ink clogging. Not only that, every time I change an ink cartridge or try to clean the printheads, 25% of each ink cartridge is consumed. I ended up using the entire set of ink just to clean the printheads and eventually had to resort to alcohol to clean the ink screens. Loading paper from the rear feed is also terrible. I spent sooo much time and money printing this…

I've been using the Epson Artisan 1430 as an artist for about 5 years and it's finally time for an upgrade. This printer was very disappointing from the start. Setting up the wireless network went well. But despite numerous permits, I continued to receive groups. Also, color has been completely disabled despite optimizations and bug fixes. If I couldn't get it to work on day one, if I ever align and color correct it, I expect it will be an ongoing struggle to keep it running in the future. I…

Easy to unbox, set up, connect wirelessly and use. The print quality is excellent and I am very satisfied. I like the rear paper feed for larger formats like 11" x 17". very easy to download and use. The great thing is that there are 6 separate ink tanks, so you can make the most of your ink and get more prints for your money compared to cartridges with 3 colors each. Nice little front panel display that can be tilted for easy viewing and used when changing paper sizes or for local printing and

I bought this printer after much research including reviews here mentioning streaks that have happened to some. I believe the banding is due to improper formatting of photos for prints (I had that). However, after some trial and error, my husband and I were able to eliminate the banding. I use a Nikon D 7200 and my RAW photos are 6000 x 4000 pixels. For example, an uncropped 4 x 6 inch photo will be sent to the printer at 1000 dpi, which is below the printer's maximum capacity. When cropping…

I would not recommend this printer to anyone. For the price I was expecting a stable printer with good quality. The initial setup of a wireless network with a Mac took us 45 minutes on the phone with Epson's tech support. That's how it worked. It worked for a couple of weeks and then the printer frequently lost its Wi-Fi connection, although our internet is a high quality cable and very stable. We would have to power cycle this printer to restore the Wi-Fi connection. Then after 6 weeks it…

XP-15000 probably my 5th 13x19 photo printer. Most of the previous models I've used have been Epsons, although an HP or two have graced my home office. I work on a Mac as a graphic designer and avid photographer, and my wife is a freelance artist; So we needed high quality large format printing from home. In recent years, the ease of getting good images cheaply from the local office store has supplanted the need for a large format printer at home, so we have relied primarily on letter-size…