Review on Epson L132 inkjet printer by Adam Pietras ᠌

Took three years ago. It crackles, howls, but the print is almost flawless. The carriage motor was defective, other complaints were made above in the "flaws". Pros: 1). CISS. This says a lot. 2). It follows from point 1: you can pour native and non-native ink. Refueling is convenient, I think. Visually visible ink level. 3). Square on all sides, compact. 4). When the warranty ends, it's awfully easy to just pull the waste drain out of the diaper compartment. Programmatically dropping the level of working out in a diaper in this case is also terribly simple. 5). Explanatory native software, sometimes ated. 6). Standard cleaning of the PG helps with a whole bunch of printing defects, in some clinical cases, enhanced cleaning (the so-called technological one) helps. 7). Print mode with minimal margins (did not use, but specified in the specification). 8). Easy to understand. Some cons: 1). Poorly picks up the last sheet or two from the tray. 2). You don't have to let it sit for weeks. Regular printing without fanaticism is a guarantee of serviceability. 3). On mine, the carriage motor failed - but the replacement is easy. 4). Noisy, sometimes just a terrible crack. I didn't break it - it was like that out of the box. Not a malfunction. 5). Problems with very thick paper, more precisely with its hook and pull. On the previous HP, I almost printed on cardboard - no problems. 6). Not protected from dust (no dust covers) - cover with something for long periods of inactivity. 7). Simplified design of the receiving tray - a large pack is poured from it.