ET-3750

We have used this printer for two months now in our home office and can highly recommend it.Here is why I like it:1. Very east to set up on our wireless network and interface with our computers. Wireless connection has not dropped a single time to date.2. Very large ink supply provided with the printer. Enough for about 20,000 pages. Replacement ink bottles are much less expensive than cartridges.3. Ink is very easy to load. The ink tank ports are color coded and the bottle heads with only mate with the correct corresponding tank port to keep you from loading the wrong color into a given tank.4. You can tell at a glance how much ink you have remaining by watching the exterior ink tank level windows.5. Scanning software work very well and is easy to use. We have used it to scan and load old photos into our genealogy software.6. Printer acts well as a copier.7. Print copy quality have met all of our needs.The only caveat I have encounter so far is the need to print something at least once a week or so to keep the print head from drying and clogging.Bottom line - This is a very good printer and I believe you will be very pleased with its performance.

I started out owning HP printers, but became disenchanted with their using 3-color cartridges, in addition to the black one. When one color ran out, you'd have to replace the whole cartridge which, if I remember correctly, cost $50-60. Then, if you had one as backup and the printer decided that the date it read on it was too old, you couldn't use it at all, even though it was unused! Switched to Canon, and was very happy. Multiple cartridges for color, in addition to the one or two for black. You could see through the cartridge to verify that, when the printer said the color was out, it was OUT! But you always had to wait for the first sheet while the printer burped and farted. The resultant prints - text or photos - were excellent. But then Canon started to make printers that required opaque cartridges, and started to do multiple color cartridges. And the prices for ink went way up. So I tried this Epson. I like the way the multiple tanks fill, the cost of the ink, and the fact that they give you a TON of ink to start with. Text and photo prints are excellent! The printer responds quickly to a Print command, and prints quickly and quietly, too. Holds a lot of paper. You have only one paper tray, so you can't select envelopes or photo paper without removing what you already have as your default medium. I'd take 1/2 star off for that but, since I can't, am giving the full 5. There IS one annoyance. But I think it probably should be blamed on Apple, not Epson. (I use a Mac.) I really wanted this printer to do, as advertised, and print on both sides of a page, on demand. Couldn't figure it out myself, and even uninstalled and reinstalled the driver a couple of times, restarted my Mac using Mojave operating system, etc. Called Epson support. Had to push only 2 buttons, and got a person inside of 1 minute. Big Plus. This nice lady from India(?), who was a little hard for me to understand, worked on it with me for, probably about 1/2 hour. In the end, here's the solution. BTW, the solution also worked on an old favorite Canon that would also no longer duplex. Hope this info saves someone from going as bald as I am becoming, due to this, as well as other age issues! Here you go: How to do 2-sided (duplex) printing on Epson ET-37501. Click Print2. Click drop-down in name of application. Ex.: TextEdit3. Select Printer Features4. Scroll WAY down to Binding Edge and select 2-sided Long Edge5. Then, 4 selections below that, turn 2-sided printing ON6. LEAVING THAT WHOLE SELECTION BOX OPEN, click Print at the bottom.After printing that document, 2-sided printing will default back to Off, and you will have to go through the whole process again in order to duplex another document.

The ADF is for the scanner / copier function Only. I needed it for printing and was sorely disappointed to find that not a one of the Supertank printers have a printing ADF. Printing checks with this printer is tricky because the checks must be placed face down in the tray and they're pulled from the highest number to the lowest (e.g., check numbers 1510 - 1535 start printing from Z - A beginning with check 1535 and ending on 1510). If you get a misfeed reprinting is going to take some finagling if you're using QuickBooks. I learned that lesson the hard way and had to void a check.Having said that, I'm keeping it because I Loathe the Samsung printer I have.The Pros:The black and white / greyscale printing is clear and crispThe color printing on Standard mode is lacking in quality; however, that's the nature of inkjetsSet up was simple, though I don't understand why instructions for an unrelated printer and scanner were included in the package (The Epson 530 is a standalone scanner and the set up for the 7000 series printers is different than the 3750 so I'm a little boggled)They give you enough ink not only to set up, but to replace ink after the alignment prints are completed; however, my black ink bottle did Not refill to the top line after completing set up steps whereas the color inks didThe size is compactIt was easy for me to lift and move around into positionNo ethernet cable was needed to connect to the network (unlike our Samsung)Finding drivers was easy (no CD / DVD tray in my tower)The Cons:Aforementioned lack of a printing ADFInstructions should be for this model only instead of wasting paper and sending unrelated instructionsThe driver package that has everything in it needs to be updated to include the latest drivers and firmware - I had to update a few times after install; not a huge deal, merely time consumingThe 2-sided printing is fiddly - I have the normal set up to print 1-sided, then I printed 2-sided and closed the program I was printing with. When I went back into that program the printer was still doing 2-sided printing. That was Another check to void. Thankfully I stopped it before the other 30 printed. Never trust a new printer the first time out of the box!I wish I wish I wish they had a print-only Supertank printer. I have zero need for the copier or scanner (I happen to own the Epson DS-530 scanner and highly recommend it). I'd trade those two features for a printing ADF tray and larger capacity main tray. I also wish they would specify that the ADF on this machine is only scan / copy as I would have kept looking, or waited for a model that has what I need. $350 isn't exactly chump change for a small business to be spending on a machine that lacks a feature its description seems to indicate it has. We don't change our printers like our undies! Once it's installed and printing, it's staying (unless it's that massively infuriating Samsung piece of junk. Incidentally, Samsung sold their printer business to HP - they knew their product stunk!).Overall I'm happy with it. We're not needing to make spectacularly impressive prints and it does everything else we need (except ADF printing!).