Epson EcoTank ET-15000 Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer with Scanner, Copier, Fax, Ethernet and Printing up to 13 x 19 Inches, White

Just a lot to like about this printer and nothing I don't like. Very capable for the price. I do mostly black and white printing, rarely print photos. (This will supposedly do a credible job of photo printing too but I haven't tried it). If you want professional caliber photo printing, you probably want the Epson 8550 which is similar to this, a bit more expensive, but does 6 color printing. If you are doing more like every day business printing the 15000 might be a better choice because it's built more for speed. The tank system means I can just replace the black because I use it a lot. The black ink tank is double size of the others and based on my experience so far, I think I'll easily get over a thousand pages on the standard-vivid setting which is very strong black but still relatively high speed printing. Given that the black ink bottles are under $30 I think the cost per page will be comparable to laser. The booklet/pamphlet printing can be complicated to work out with layers of PDF software and the Epson printer driver. But once you work it through, it's super capable. I've printed a lot of 12 x 18 double-sided for booklets and the paper handling has been flawless. (It can duplex automatically for 8 1/2 x 11 but for other sizes you have to manually duplex, which you can do by printing back/front or even/odd.) It's not as fast as a laser printer but it's pretty fast -- inkjets have improved so much.

This is a very capable wide format printer, which I purchased to replace a 1 year old wide format HP cartridge printer. The cost of this EPSON printer, including enough ink for a couple of years of printing, was less than the cost of the replacement ink cartridges from HP. So I tossed the HP in the garbage (because I don't like being held hostage with their cartridge policy). I print letter and 11x17 format, and this printer can print from both the main tray (letter) and the rear feed (11x17) without having to manually switch the paper source. That alone is a major upgrade from the HP. Print quality is excellent for my needs (engineering drawings, not photographs) and it prints fairly quickly too. Overall no complaints. I'm glad I threw out the HP.

Print quality

What I Like - I’m using this for sublimation to make custom shirts, towels and other items. It prints really good quality images. Wifi works really well, even down in the basement while modem is on the main floor. Settings are easy to go through and change. This printer holds bigger paper for those larger projects. It doesn’t take up too much space, but it definitely makes a statement. A really good value for a Eco Tank. It’s really nice to be able to just dump ink into a printer instead of worrying about cartridges and mixed cartridges, the cost difference will pay for itself if you do a moderate amount of printing. What I Don’t Like - It does take a bit of time to set up for sublimation, so just be prepared to really educate yourself and also have a few trial by error situations.

Love this printer! I did not covert it to a sublimation printer as so many others have done. The print quality is very good. It doesn’t use that much ink. The setup was really easy. I had to use WiFi setup though. This works well for me. Had no problems so far. I think I’ve had it over a year now. I have used it for stickers, 13x19 photos, printed on cardstock, printed on printable iron on for dark fabrics, used the scanner and copier. I haven’t used it to fax anything yet. No maintenance problems to this day. The speed is ok depending on what you’re printing. Love it so far.