I have never been lucky with printers as either they just stop working on me or the ink starts to print funny, the thing is I don't overuse them so cannot see what happens. However, from my previous experience of using printers Epson have always proved to be the best brand for me and so on my next printer I knew I wanted to get on again as they are always very compact and easy to get ink cartridges for. This model the SX435W seemed good to me as it had everything I wanted and it looked nice without taking up too much room in my house. It prints and scans as well as being able to print many different print sizes, I will go into all of this in the review but it is black in  Read the complete review

After buying my Dell desktop many years back, I also got a rather dodgy Dell all-in-one printer that never really impressed me. When my Dell computer died this year, my new purpose built PC needed a new printer, and because my father had bought a new Epson and was happy with it, I chose to buy an Epson too, taking into consideration of the Epson brand history of course. I got a higher spec model, which could fulfill my needs at a reasonable cost. Here are my views on this Epson Stylus all-in-one SX435W inkjet printer. --Stop the Presses!-- In yet another case of brand names becoming pseudonymous with the product they are famous for, Xerox means ...  Read the complete review

The Epson Stylus SX435W is a reasonably priced multifunction inkjet printer with Wi-Fi connectivity. The smallest model in Epson's new 'Small-in-One' range, this is a smart compact printer/copier/scanner that's easy to set up and reasonably economical to run. Ours has proved reliable in regular use since we bought it several months ago to replace our elderly Brother model. It's better designed and equally functional, with superior performance, a smaller 'footprint' and Wi-Fi capability instead of fax, which we never actually used. THE DEVIL'S IN THE DETAIL Print quality from the Epson is fine for our purposes - mainly text, web pages ...  Read the complete review

We had been printer-less for a few years now. We had bought one a few years ago; an all in one, but after a while it kept coming up with a message that said 'contact administrator' and so we had to keep taking it to the computer shop. When we would get home the message would come up again. So in the end, whilst we had a printer, we kind of just got used to the fact that it didn't work. However, being a student, having a printer would be so useful as it would mean that I could do my work at home, rather than doing my work at home, sending it to the library in college and just hoping that it had sent properly, so that I could print it out there. So it was a bit of a ...  Read the complete review

I needed a relatively cheap printer for home that did OK quality colour printing. For £40 this seemed to fit the bill and with the "all in one" facility to scan and copy as well as print the machine has been used more than I ever thought it would. The unit is not much bigger than an A4 piece of paper and as the picture shows the flat top allows you to stack books or spare paper on top. It is very easy to set up with the CD-ROM providing simple "walkthrough" instructions and once set up (cable not supplied) the printer is wireless which is really handy when using a laptop or tablet. One of my concerns when selecting a ...  Read the complete review