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Review: Quality at a budget price - very early days, but set up
was pretty easy, password hide in machine guys. Printer speed is
very fast compared to one it replaces, HP DeskJet 1512 what I
swear just got turn off at HP end. Prints test pages perfect but
will not print other stuff. Anyway back to this if works as long
as the HP I will be well happy reason for buying, Epson over
another Hp Ink can work out a lot cheaper
Review: I hate this terrible printer so much I wasted 30 minutes
writing this review. - It would take a thousand poets a thousand
years to accurately describe how comprehensively, utterly, and
relentlessly terrible this printer is. It was bought so we could
do print and colour sheets and activities with our 4 year old,
and it's upset her so many time we now refer to it as Jeffrey
Epson. In no particular order, its many and varied faults, flaws
and baffling design features include: - The instructions
*constantly* reference a "Start Button". The printer *does not
have* a Start button. It has a B&W and Colour Copy button, which
is what it actually means, but the instruction manual, companion
app, AND frustrating bloatware all fail to highlight that it
wants you to use these. Printing failed? Obviously you gotta
press the B&W Copy button. - The printer jams, as far as I can
tell, based on whether it THINKS you are using Epson branded
paper. Use paper that isn't outrageously marked up? It will fake
a jam. Use home-brand ink to avoid paying a 700% mark-up, enjoy
50 unskippable pop ups telling you how bad it is (it isn't, £10
ink gives indistinguishable or better results than Epson's
"premium" horribly marked up Squid Excretions.) - Accompanying
Software is UNBEARABLY terrible. Want to print something? Enjoy
7000 adverts for their ink scam, help pages that don't help,
guides that don't guide, and a BEVVY of attempts to sell your
data for profit - Speaking of ink - don't be fooled by their Ink
Subscription service, which is not a service where you subscribe
to get ink delivered, but a binding legal contract to pay them to
use YOUR OWN PRINTER, an agreement to have your printer disabled
if it is not connected to Wifi 24/7, AND does not actually
legally require Epson to deliver you ink - they will merely
"endeavour to provide refills based on usage analytics data". So
you can have the privilege of paying them *per page printed*...
for a printer you own, using paper you own. - Print quality: if
it actually printed, it would be quite good, but between the fake
jams, pop ups prompting you to buy £3 worth of ink for £45,
failures to initiate, failures to load paper... you'd definitely
have a quicker job if you loaded up a 17th century printing press
and whittled the blocks yourself while waiting for Epson to rob
you - Build quality is cheap and nasty - everything is flimsy
plastic, all the trays fall down, the paper feed fails endlessly
- It spits ink everywhere and can't accept 95% of standard paper
GSMs, so good luck printing anything - Weight is low, due to them
being so tight that the sample inks are enough for a mighty 5
pages of printing before you get to enjoy 50 POP UPS FOR AN INK
SCAM AGAIN! GOOD NEWS! - it's badly designed, as you can't load
larger gsm papers manually, but it wouldn't work even if you
could so I GUESS that's really more of a time saving feature? -
desertcart is asking me about versatility, so I would say that
this printer is versatile only as a hyper accurate gauge of how
well one is progressing with anger management classes. I haven't
yet swung it around my head like a flail and smashed it into
pieces, so I feel very proud.
