The Epson Stylus printer was bought as an inexpensive solution whilst I was updating my computer equipment. It connects to your computer using a USB cable and does not require any complicated set up. It does not print in fantastically high quality, despite the fact it seems to drink costly ink very very quickly. This printer by Epson incorporates a scanner and a photocopier into the bargain as well, so although it does look like rather a big unit, you're probably saving a bit of space on your desk. The scanning software is included and is really easy to use. There are actually instructions just inside the scanner lid, as well as simple on screen ...  Read the complete review

I have been using this printer for a good 2 years now and, overall, it has been very reliable. It was initially very cheap to buy even then and came with a set of cartridges (which did not last long, though I understand they only half fill them in the factory - cheapskates!). I did not come with a cable though, which I had to go and buy - something of an annoyance, buying a device you can't even use without buying something else! The printer itself is pretty good. Sure it doesn't print magazine-quality photos, but I never expected that, and it achieves the sort of quality I need. It is also pretty ink-economical and immitation, non-official cartridges can be ...  Read the complete review

Epson printer I have had this printer for about two years I think with varied results. So firstly epson is a really really good brand and it makes printers that are built to last, as my printer is relatively still in the same condition as I bought it, even after about two maybe three years! *Scanning* The printer is a multi functioning, all in one printer, as it firstly is a printer and it is also a scanner/copier. In my usage of this printer I have found that the scanning process can be quite sensitive, for example, when scanning an item there are three opinions on the printer. One for colour photos/images, one for black and white ...  Read the complete review

I've been using this printer for at least six months, maybe more. I bought it when I was looking for new ink cartridges for my old printer in the supermarket one day and noticed that it was only an extra £10 to get the cartridges along with a brand new printer! That's got to be worth my while I thought and bought this home with me. I found it really easy to set up and I can still remember now that this was the quickest printer installation I've ever gone through. I think that's partly down to modern operating systems and that plug and play capability they have though. I found it was a straightforward case of plugging it in to the power, connecting it with ...  Read the complete review

I'm keen on bargains and gadgets so the all-in-one aspect of this printer really appealed. I got mine from staples about 18 months ago now and it was £44 at the time. I had been looking for a fairly basic printer but this seemed to have more on offer for the same price. It hasn't turned out to be a gimmick either as having the scanner and photocopier is really useful. When it mentions being a "photocopier" by the way, it just means that you can use the scanner part to print a copy directly (colour or black and white) without having to be connected up to your computer like when you're scanning something in. For me the print quality is fine but I ...  Read the complete review