EpsonEcoTank 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.

Let me preface this with the fact that I have over 35 years experience in the computer industry, so I don’t believe I’ve been outwitted by an inanimate object such as this Epson ET-2400. The initial set-up was very frustrating, as it requires the downloading and use of a smartphone App to set-up WiFi connectivity, rather than do it directly from the printer’s own control panel, which is minimalist to the point of being useless. Once the App is downloaded, you must establish a connection between your phone and the printer, directly, in order to begin installation and set-up. Long story short, the printer refused to recognize my mesh WiFi network using the smartphone App. I ended up downloading the printer driver from Epson’s website and using that software, was able to finally get the printer to recognize and connect to my network via WiFi, but I was never able to get the USB connection to the computer to work, even though I had the driver installed.Once connected, I was able to get the printer to print, and the quality of the print was decent, but unfortunately, the printer kept dropping the WiFi connection, with the printer queue reporting the printer was offline. The issue was not my mesh network since one of the mesh nodes was in the very same room as the printer, and my older Epson Workforce 545 never had a problem maintaining a connection. My theory is Epson is using a lower quality WiFi chip in these new printers, and it’s unable to maintain a stable connection.Bottomline: based on my experience, I don’t recommend this series of printers due to WiFi instability and lack of usable USB connectivity. Am returning the printer and look elsewhere. Looking at the reviews of several Epson, HP, and Canon printers on Amazon, there appears to be a common thread of problems with WiFi on most of the printers reviewed, which reinforces my theory that they’re all sourcing their WiFi chip from the same, lower quality manufacturer to save money. Good luck in your quest to find a reliable printer these days…it seems the quality has decreased, across the board.

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