Epson Workforce ET-3750 EcoTank Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer with Scanner, Copier and Ethernet (Renewed), Black,Cyan,Magenta and Yellow, 14.8" x 13.7" x 9.1"

Okay, that headline was a boldfaced lie: I’m not married. But if I were married and if the grotesque price of ink cartridges threatened that marriage somehow, this printer might save that hypothetical marriage. It comes with two sets of ink bottles which each fully fill up the tanks from empty. When I first filled it there was a little ink left in each bottle, but after it settles and runs the test print I was able to get the rest in. Unlike the Canon Megatank printers which just have a stopper on an open hole to pour ink into, these have a keyed intake and air release. Why is that important? Because it not only prevents spilling ink, it prevents the much worse issue of putting the wrong ink into each tank and forever taunting the printer. I used to work in tech services, and you may be surprised how often that happens. It is a bit larger than I might truthfully want for a printer, but it’s certainly a lot smaller than a color laser printer and a lot cheaper to set up. Since it is an inkjet, you really ought to print something every 2 weeks even if only a single page to keep the ink from drying in the printhead. It does support remote printing, so you can do that from anywhere, even if away from home for an extended period. In terms of print quality, I am quite satisfied. Had I gone with a laser printer, I would not have this high dpi. That and the total setup cost were what pushed me to the Ecotank over laser. Personally, I don’t print that much and any paper I buy will last a long time. If you’re like me, I highly recommend getting a higher weight, higher brightness paper. I use Staples Premium 98 bright, 24lb paper, though any brand of the same will be indistinguishable. If you’re just printing text documents then that’s probably overkill unless it’s for a customer-facing document for your business. The difference is at once subtle yet definitely noticeable. For pictures I think 20lb paper feels cheap and 92 bright makes a poor canvas. Again, this is aimed at people who are looking primarily for print quality. You can’t judge that properly on crap paper. For those looking for economy and primarily printing, say, school papers, don’t bother with good paper. Good paper can be twice as expensive and you really don’t need it for printing out a recipe or essay or research article.

5 years later. Would buy again in a heartbeat, but may never need to. I did my research before buying a printer and this was the easy winner and also recommended by a friend. I do sports card sales and have printed tons of packing slips in the last few years and refilled the ink twice, I think. The process was made easier by the product markings, companion app, and online videos from Epson. Prints have always come out as they should except I've had 2 issues in 5 years with prints that were not a result of what I sent to the printer. Both were resolved by head cleaning which was both diagnosed and handled with a few clicks in the app. I don't recall ever having a paper jam. When I switch to glossy photo paper (which this excels at), it auto-suggests the setting change for me. I've had many printers over the years and almost every one has come up short of minimum expectations until this one. So here's a quick thanks to Epson for building a really good printer.

Let me tell you, why you might consider this color printer. Pro: Your color printing cost is low The heads are not going to jammed. The refills are easy to do. It has a scanner, copier and works with smartphones. Con: The print quality is not the best. Make sure the papers are aligned properly. Or it might mess up. Refurbished, does not come with the ethernet cable. /[Power cable only]

This printer is an upgrade to an older Epson that uses cartridges. I did the math and the tank system is so much more affordable. I went with a renewed unit because I know that a unit that is renewed is tested to much more stringent standards and a few minor external scratches mean nothing if it works. I had some problems with the installation software. I am sure it is something on my network or laptop, but after trying everything I knew, I contacted support. They had me do a manual driver install (which I had already done) and were anxious to get me off the line. The printer and scanner work fine, but some functions of the software do not. I love the printer, but their support needs help.

The best printer for home use. Clear instructions. Long use of ink. Best printer in its price range. More reliable than well known expensive printers.

I was excited to buy this product, as the ecotank and less waste aspect really appealed to me. The issues happened pretty much right away, unfortunately. First product - After receiving the product, less than a month later the yellow color stopped printing. After contacting customer support, they sent me a replacement (refurbished product). Second product - After a few months, I noticed that when I printed blue (I always print a test paper once a week, as I don't print often) it would not line up properly vertically (see the photo I uploaded for reference). Since this only happened with the blue color, I reasoned that this had to be a hardware issue. I contacted customer support again - this time they were much less helpful. It took multiple calls over a couple of months until they finally agreed to send a replacement. Third product - Same issue with the blue color! And now, I noticed that the yellow color seems to have the same issue, but not the black or red colors. I'm tired of dealing with this issue and Epson's customer support so I'm not going to ask for another replacement. Instead, I'll leave this as a warning to anyone thinking of buying this poorly made product.

I am not a fan of renewed products, but could not pass this one up due to the price. The printer was well packed, came with all the accessories, manuals, CD's and ink it was supposed to. If I did not know this was a refurbished printer, honestly I would have thought it was new. Set it up wirelessly, loaded the ink and paper and in 10 minutes I was printing. The quality of the print is way better than my old HP printer, and the EcoTank means I am no longer wasting $600 + a year on outdated ink cartridges. This printer also has an auto document feeder, automatic dual sided printing, scanning and copying in full color. All this for only $40 more than the EPSON 2720 base model that has none of these features! If you want an EcoTank printer, this is an absolute steal!

I had a cheap HP inkjet printer that was sucking ink about as fast as I could by cartridges so I rarely printed anything because of the cost of the inkjet cartridges (a common complaint). This printer appealed to me due to the claim of printing lots of pages with the ecotank ink. I will say I don't have the problems with this printer that I had with the HP. Many times I had to restart the HP to be able to print across my wireless network. I don't have that problem with the Epson 3750. It reliably prints effortlessly without needing any attention from the user. My only complaint about this printer is no matter how I change the settings pictures and graphics print with dull colors. I don't print a lot that needs vivid colors but it would be nice if the colors on this printer weren't so dull. Other than that one complaint I'm pretty happy with this purchase. I bought it refurbished so I got a pretty fair deal on the printer.