I recently decided to upgrade my printer, as my last one was 12 years old, and was starting to need a lot more TLC just to get things to print. I decided I wanted my new one to be a wireless printer, so that I could print from my iPhone as well as computers, laptops, etc. My partner has an Android phone, so I wanted to make sure that any printer I purchased would be compatible with both phones. I did my research online and I settled my mind on the Epson Stylus Sx235W. This is an all-in-one printer, scanner and copier with high speed wireless connection using a wifi network. I actually made the purchase in my local Ryman store as I saw they had it on a special ...  Read the complete review

Epson Stylus SX235W all in one WIFI printer This is a black and very small all-in-one printer. This has to be the smallest all-in-one printer I've ever owned. It is much smaller than the CX3200 I used to own and which I have reviewed on here in the past. == What's in the box? == The printer itself. It's dimensions are Height 145mm, Width 390mm, Depth 300mm and weight 4.1kg though it feels lighter to me than that. 4 ink cartridges - Magenta, Cyan, yellow and black. Piece of paper telling you how to install the ink cartridges Setup CD + user guide The power cable which is bundled / attached to the inside of the ...  Read the complete review

I had previously used Epson printers for a number of years with fairly consistent results. When my last printer gave up the ghost, as they do after a few years of regular use, I bought the Epson Stylus Sx235W All-In-One Printer to replace it with. I chose this printer in store at my local Tesco because it was fairly cheap (around £40 at the time I believe) and it offered me everything I wanted from a printer and scanner. When I first used this printer I was slightly surprised to find how much cheaper it looked and felt compared to other printers I've had from this brand and price range. The lid of the scanner was thin and weak and I'm surprised I managed to ...  Read the complete review

I've owned a really wide range of printers over the last few years: Epsons, HPs, ink jets, laser jets...but I keep coming back to the Epson ink-jet range for two reasons: the excellent print quality, and the ease of use of the software interface. I didn't actually purchase this printer: it was given to me by John Lewis in exchange for the totally execrable SX215 I had purchased from them. Retail price was around £35 which is a fair price: I certainly would not be prepared to pay any more for it. I was pleased by how small the printer is: it takes up almost half the space of the previous SX215. It is also very lightweight and has a nice matt finish ...  Read the complete review

I recently purchased my Epson SX235W all in one printer and have been pleased with it from the start. I unpacked it and followed the simple instructions in the quick start guide and was pleasantly surprised with how easy it was to get going. Being the first printer I have connected to using wifi I wondered how easy this would be to set up and use. The cd which came with the printer guided me through this quickly and easily and I now have two laptops which connect to the printer as soon as I switch it on. I also find the Epson Easy photo print and Epson scan software which came on the cd very handy and easy to use. I have not used the original ink ...  Read the complete review