Review on Epson WorkForce Wireless Supertank Ethernet by Dave Tapia

For those of you wondering how long this backorder will last. When I originally made the purchase on Amazon, it was stated that the printer would be in stock within 6 weeks. In fact, it only lasted a week. I'll start with what I don't like: This printer costs twice as much as the HP I replaced, which included 8X11 paper and photo paper. The Epson 3750 can only hold one type of paper at a time. I can't get the scanner to work wirelessly because the scanner doesn't recognize the laptop. I can easily print over Wi-Fi and use the software on my laptop to scan. I called Epson tech support and they couldn't identify the problem. I feel like I can't be the only one with this problem. I have a desktop connected to my router that allows scanning to PC, but the wifi just isn't working. With the HP printer I replaced, I had a touchscreen that spoiled me. Epson has a working button control but requires some additional setup to control and operate. The print speed is much slower than my previous printer. What I like: The printer takes up less space than my previous printer (HP) - The printer came with two sets of ink bottles, which I believe contain a lot more ink than one ink cartridge. I hope and think you get a lot more bang for your buck when it comes to ink. It seems to me that the HP we had would print 20 black and white pages with each cartridge and then we would have to spend another $20 for another cartridge. So far I've printed about 15 black and white and 7 4x6 photos and the ink levels haven't changed. The quality of the photo print is good and I think it does its job well, but I feel that the photos printed at the printer's are a little better. Obviously, the scanner feed saves a lot of time and nerves. Overall it's better than a good printer and I would give 5 stars if I can scan to PC via wifi.