Review on MFP inkjet Epson L3150, color, A4, black by Bogdan Lambev ᠌

Generally satisfied Its pros: 1. No expensive cartridges 2. Easy ink filling 3. The ability to fill with third-party ink (I haven’t tried it yet, but Epson, of course, does not advise) 4. Compactness, Functionality, Ergonomics - a complete set and nothing more Cons: 1. I knew about the shortcomings of inkjet printers (the last printer was also color, also inkjet and also Epson) and was ready for them. If you do not use the printer for a month, two, , the ink on the print head / nozzles dry up, which affects the print accordingly. Theoretically, cleaning is provided. In practice, this does not always help, and the probability of success is directly proportional to the downtime of the printer. That is why the previous one ended up in the trash, although, theoretically, it should have been working now (the print quality in the first year of use was quite satisfactory). With l3150, it has not yet reached drying out. Technology has stepped forward. Probably a well-known manufacturer too. It's just too expensive for me to experiment. Therefore, in case of downtime, I will try not to forget to print a test page once a month. 2. The attached instruction in all colors describes step by step all the b necessary and unnecessary body movements and exercises that the user will (or will not) do with the printer. But what is really needed, in my opinion, is not fully disclosed. I managed to set up printing via wi-fi direct on my own. The manufacturer only forgot to indicate that there are several programs for installation on mobile devices. And the one that fell first on the list was not from Epson (I would have preferred the original, at least until the discovery of significant jambs in it). I found out about this after a call to the support service, because. it was not possible to bind the printer to a wi-fi router in a home network according to the attached instructions (for reference: printing via wi-fi direct is not the same as printing via a wi-fi router in a home network). The support team was helpful. Everything worked out.