Epson WorkForce Wireless Supertank Ethernet Review

We've had this printer in our home office for two months now and highly recommend it. Here's why I like it: 1. Far East to set up our wireless network and connect to our computers. To date, the wireless connection hasn't been dropped once.2. The printer comes with a very large supply of ink. Sufficient for approx. 20,000 pages. Replacement ink bottles are much cheaper than ink cartridges.3. The ink is very easy to load. Ink tank connectors are color-coded and bottle heads only match the correct

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 When I originally made the purchase on Amazon, it was stated that the printer would be in stock within 6 weeks.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…

Great for a light home office. I used to hate inkjet printers, this printer helped me give inkjet printers another chance. For black and white documents I prefer any Brother black and white laser printer. For inexpensive color documents, I prefer the Epson WorkForce EcoTank printer (which I also use for documents now). If you compare the Epson WorkForce to a typical color laser printer, you'll see a big difference in size and weight. A few years ago I didn't realize how big and loud a color…

UPDATE 02/28/21: For the second round of ink tanks only! Black has about 50% left and CMY has about 25%. The computer still works as well as when you bought it. Best printer purchase of my life :-) UPDATE 4/9/20: Still(!) on original ink tanks! Damn true! I love this printer! UPDATE 6/4/19: Original review below for purchase on 11/1/18. It's been 7 months and the ink level hasn't changed much. I've attached a photo taken 5 minutes ago showing empty ink just below the second mark and all the…

I started owning HP printers but was frustrated that they use 3 color cartridges in addition to black. When one color ran out, I had to change the whole cartridge, which cost me $50-$60 if I remember correctly. Then if you had one as a backup and the printer decided the date read was too old, you couldn't use it at all even if it wasn't being used! I switched to Canon and am very happy. Multiple color cartridges in addition to one or two black ones. They were able to see through the cartridge…

After 2 weeks of use: Basically I'm comparing this ET-3750 to our old HP8500 which was on its last legs after about 7 years. First I want to say that we (my wife and I) bought an EcoTank printer because I'm sure we spent at least $2,000 on HP cartridges and I'm just TIRED of their overpriced $100 pay tariff dollars per set. The idea was to get a new printer without sacrificing functionality. Interestingly, we paid $350 for both devices, although adjusted for inflation I think that makes the…