Epson EcoTank ET-2400 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer with Scan and Copy – Easy, Everyday Home Printing, Black

This is my second super tank printer and I love the concept, the saving on ink is phenominal! My first ST printer was made by another company and I was never able to get it hooked up wirelessly, desipite hours spent with tech support. Also, it had a terrible user interface with practically invisible keys. Maintenance issues, like print head cleaning or allignment were cumbersom to deal with. (Initials for this printer brand name were HP) This one has a fairly good user interface with keys that can at least be read, but no screen of any kind. I believe the next model up (in price) has a screen and it may be worth your while in spending the extra dollars for that feature. I was able to set up the printer with very little trouble and it is now connected wirelessly to my laptop and tablet. I've only had it a couple of weeks and it needed to have the print heads cleaned already - I hope this isn't going to become an issue - but the problem was easy to resolve with the built-in maintenance program. I would rate the print quality very good.

Printer works great after working a bit at getting it set up. Had issues getting it to hook up to my wifi. The app they wanted download to use was totally worthless. Once I ditched it I was able to getting it working with ease. Only issue I did have was when I unpacked it I was expecting my ink to be in the box for me to put in the printer. Printer already had the ink loaded in the tanks. Even with issues I had it prints beautifully and fast. It's worth the money for sure.

I love that this printer comes with step by step set up instructions. Super easy to fill, super economical, and prints at a pace I pretty much expect from this kind of printer. Decent quality printing. During set up, it offered to connect to home wifi. I began set up and it insisted it was not discoverable on my network and asked if I wanted to redo the password. I clicked "no" since I know it's correct. It asked if I wanted to do direct wifi set up, I clicked "yes". I didn't really want that, but even that was not working. I hopped on my computer, opened up my wifi router info to see and, low and behold, it showed as connected to my home wifi. I then looked up the printer via wifi since using a cable is NOT possible on my computer and found it. Connected successfully via wifi on my computer even though it said it was not discoverable, but now my phone... my phone wanted to direct connect and I'm like yeah no. So I opted to input the IP address on the printer and that worked to connect my phone to the printer via wifi rather than direct connection, so now I don't have to incessantly open the app. Needless to say, that was a whole annoying process. I'm not that tech saavy and was able to figure it out, but the amount of stupidity I had to go through to make it connect through the home wifi was ridiculous. If you struggle to connect to wifi, try manually connecting the router by either pressing the WPS button on the router or (what I had to do on my Arris) by logging into my router, navigating to connected devices, and hitting PAIR under the WPS connection, then go to your printer and hit the WIFI button. Give it a couple minutes but it should connect and then you'll see the IP address for your printer there too... at least you should. Anyways I bought this KNOWING that it had notorious connectivity issues but willing to deal with it for the price point. So far so good. I did read a warning when troubleshooting to never let it do an update and cut the power/turn it off as that can mess it up and make it unresponsive, possible permanently. Yikes. But I'm glad to be rid of the old ink cartridges that cost astronomical sums. I feel like the ink in those are less and less, I was printing fewer items and replacing them faster than ever, made no sense. The price for this was worth being free from those cartridges! Seems user-friendly, scans well, ink levels are easy to see, although the tank protrudes weirdly in my opinion, regardless how petty that seems. I will update if anything remarkable happens in the coming days/weeks/months.

Are you looking for a cheap photo quality printer? This is the cheapest out there that still gives you photo quality prints. It's a no-frills type of printer that just works. I couldn't be happier. Does a 6 or 8 color photo printer give you better prints, maybe, but could the normal person see the difference? I don't think so. On an 8/10 print, it looks perfect from 2 ft away. An ecotank printer for 150.00 that gives near perfect print quality on photo paper. Yes please.

Great for a small home office, or just personal use. I do wish it had auto 2nd page print. Other than that, it's a great printer. I'd gladly say it's a great value for the price. I haven't tried the scanner, but if the quality of the printed pages is any indicator I'm sure the scanner will just be fine.

I use this printer almost everyday in my art projects. Very happy with the longevity of the ink and quality. However, it will not print unless connected to wi fi. The computer I use is not, so if I want to print from the computer I have to connect it to wi fi. The program I use is on a computer that runs win Vista. Every time I have to connect to wi fi it trys to update win. Which is not compatible with program. A minor inconvenience, but had I known, I would have ordered a printer that did not require an internet connection

Ok Epson, this purchase is worth it. I really needed a printer for home. I enjoy having this convenience. The printer was easy to set up and connect to a device. The printing was great. I can't wait to rally print multiple paper to get a better idea of how long the ink lasts. So far, I am glad I purchased this printer.