Epson EcoTank ET-4760 Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer - Cartridge-Free & Hassle-Free Printing!

S Khodaii: Was very easy to hook up to our network and use from all our computers. I used an ethernet cable.
It prints very quickly, specially full text pages.
Noise is about the same as any other printer.
The design seems pretty good, with the loader at the top being closable to prevent dust from getting in there, loading ink was super easy as well.

Canada on Mar 31, 2022

Barry Haughian: While my last printer worked well, I was very tired of purchasing ink cartridges every 2 months or so (where does the Cyan go anyway?). This printer with the larger ink supply tanks promised a longer refill period and hopefully less cost. Well, it has certainly delivered on the length of service promise - It has been in use for over 3 months now and the ink levels have hardly dropped at all. It has also been totally reliable so far - not one paper jam. It was easy to set up and to connect to my wi fi network. My only slight grumbles are that it is a little on the noisy side and it has a needlessly complex method of setting up double sided printing. Otherwise great!

Canada on Jul 29, 2021

Tuck's Mom: If I have one complaint, it's that this printer is noisy, but that's the only complaint. It came with easily to follow directions for set-up, also a YouTube video to guide through each step, and has been used every single day since set up. It holds 250 sheets of paper and is very fast at printing. The fax set up was also very easy to follow. There were other sites which advertised it for a lesser price, but they were all out of stock and could not even set a shipping date. This printer arrived a day earlier than expected and has met and/or exceeded all expectations.

Canada on Jun 30, 2021

Alain H.: Bought ET-4760 EcoTank line. Its a dye printer, I wanted pigment! ink, my ops, but nowhere did it say "dye" on the box, or ink bottles(??). Researching whats wrong with every printer is hard and time consuming. Moving on...Other lines of Epson might have ink tanks also, but the ET-4760 is an all around fully functioning machine with no major hiccups anywhere, obviously well built(no time,buy,think later printer!, my ops on dye ink!). It as a "ink maintenance box", not a pad which should be avoided, etc, as an example. Its really a fast printer, but out of the box its set to run at its fastest, OK, but the blacks are a little light and tin, go in setting/other/image/emphasize more", solved. The maintenance box is easily openable and easy to empty and clean but the counter won't reset!, you'll have to buy a new one just to reset the counter!(only frustration i found), so frustrations are few(vs past experiences with printers). It as a Power clean and a clean function to clean the print head, "don't use the power clean" for at least about 6 months(resist), it can't be clogged you didn't use it yet!, use the small clean to fix errors in printing(simple air! bubbles)....

Canada on Feb 07, 2021

RJ: I had an HP office jet that for some reason I tolerated for several years....after my financial advisor told me that the money I spent on HP ink was the primary reason for the need to delay my retirement, I woke up.
This printer is a Godsend....fast, easy to use, low cost...the quality is perfect for what I need....are the pictures 100% perfect, no, but for what the average person needs it's great.
The ink quality so far has been great, and the touch screen very intuitive. The ink bottles are great and I love how I can see the actual ink levels in the tanks themselves !! how novel!

Epson also doesn't install 2.7 Terrabytes of shovel ware and call them "drivers". The software is clean and you can install what you need.

The other thing I like is that when you print, the printer prints....you don't need to sit there while it jerks back and forth for 23 minutes having a seizure like HP's do.

All in all, if you do moderate printing and have school aged kids and need a copier/scanner/fax in the house, you need to get this model and ditch the HP.

United States on Oct 29, 2020

Mr. X: I read many reviews on different brands of printers and chose this one. I'm 63 and I found it easy to set up with no problems, I did not encounter any of the ridiculous complaints that are in some of these reviews. However, I've dealt with computers since the days I had to write MS-DOS batch files in order to get my old IBM AT PC to do anything. This is my first Epson printer since the dot matrix days when Epson ruled the world. I have used Canon, and then HP printers, since inkjet printers became reliable in the early 90s, and now I just refuse to pay a minimum of $150 for a complete set of cartridges for my HP. I only have three things negative to say about this printer: 1) the brilliance of the ink is not as good as HP, although the print quality is excellent in terms of the definition of characters in lines, the blue and red inks are just not as bright doesn't have the snap to them that HP ink has. I'm sure the Epson ink engineers could easily change that. 2) if they are going to insist that the printer update the firmware during the set up process, then the firmware process should work. I tried twice and the firmware update failed, that should be a pretty...

United States on Jun 26, 2020

MichaelMichael: I have been pleasantly surprised with this printer. I have never actually owned and Inkjet, always preferred a laser printer and a 4X6 dysub (cannon selphy). Well my third Selphy died and I really wanted the flexibility this printer had to offer so I put down my five hundred bucks. I have had this printer now for three months now. I have printed over 100 4X6 photos, 20 8X10s, 40, 5X7s, and 40 Letter sized photos and the ink indicators have barely budged. The amount of ink supplied with this printer is incredible. So your running costs are going to be low.

At first I was buying only premium epson paper, but took a chance on some cheap photo paper when I was out at a bricks and mortar store. This paper was 1/4 the price of the epson and I have to say the results are just about the same. Just wonder if I might be losing out on the longevity of the prints? Time will tell. You get ok results on regular paper, but really need to go to photo paper if you want the great quality. The quality of the prints is so high you can often see things in the prints that you can't see on your screen like the image being slightly off focus. This could lead you to wan...

Canada on Feb 19, 2020

GK: A few years ago I bought an excellent Brother black and white laser printer which is still going strong. I got extremely tired of my terrible HP color printer running out of ink, the jets plugging up, and buying expensive ink cartridges the size of a book of matches! This has given me a new lease on life - unlimited color printing which so far is trouble free and produces prints which are just fine. Even the document feeder and scanner work just great. It's easy to set up and very easy to fill with ink with no risk of ink spills. Also it makes great color copies of anything you put in the scanner. I recommend that you copy something small and simple with lots of colors every week or so to make sure the ink jets don't plug up. I just leave a color brochure in the scanner and hit "copy" once a week to keep everything working properly. The software also works fine but as always is a bit hard to master at first but is flexible and functional and I like it. The small LED type display swings up for easy reading and is touch screen. My Brother laser printer gives me trouble with the document feeder when I try to have it print on things like label maker paper...

United States on Feb 12, 2020