Does very decent color printing, and the multi-document scanner makes handling large volumes of documents easier since you don't have to insert and remove each document as on a flatbed single page scanner, although you probably want to load no more than about 20 at a time. The one problem - and this seems to apply to all fax machines - is that if you use VOIP phone service faxes may not work; this is the case with Magicjack.

I haven't used all the features yet, but am very happy with this printer. It's a wireless hook-up, which is real nice. Not extremely fast, but fast enough for me. It's pretty quiet, not noiseless, but not irritating. I have no need of the fax, so don't know if I'll ever use it. Good price, in my humble opinion. Haven't used it long enough to know if it's hard on ink or not.

If you are still tied to a desktop computer you may never notice the difference between this printer and the beast taking up 1/3 of your desk. Now if you have move to a more mobile work culture and are currently using an iOS device for more than 30 percent of your business, then look no further for your printing needs. I was able to set up and print in less than 15 minutes and I did it entirely from my iPad mini. I simply: *Plugged in the printer *Loaded the ink/paper *Entered the wifi pass code to the printer *Downloaded the Epson app to my iPad And I was printing! Office or home office you can't go wrong with this printer.

I purchased this product after doing my homework comparing similar printers,fax and scanners. I am not very tech savvy, but had the printer and fax hooked up and working in no time! I am very pleased with the cost of ink, as my budget is sorely lacking! Thank you for making my day!

I love my Epson printer WF-2530, I like that I can choose my ink colors each time I print.The cost of the ink really isn't that expensive. I had an Epson printer years ago and loved it. It makes beautiful copies, and I like that I can connect the Fax and Scan, once I learn how. Thank you for a wonderful product.

I bought this printer for personal use to connect to my laptop on my desk. Easy to set-up out of the box and all functions are working fine so far. Print speed is impressive and quality is good. Small footprint was the main reason I chose it. The one complaint is that the LCD screen is not backlit and is difficult to see even with sufficient room lighting unless you get very close to it (the screen's display cannot be seen at all from the side, regardless of lighting).

General printing and ADF does print a little slow, but print quality is good. I do a lot of brochure, flyer and postcard printing and this printer does a good job. Replacing ink cartridges is, like all inkjets today, a little time consuming. I long for the old days when you could just pop a cartridge in and start printing!

Have to fair about the review. I have only printed a test page so the actual usage of the printer I have no comment on at this time. However, I must say the setup of the printer and the wireless feature was outstanding The easiest I have ever had to connect. Hopefully, the printer operation and print quality will be just as good.

It's way too early in the game to review anything but the setup process and my initial feel for the unit's apprarance and feel. Here goes. I made it through unpacking, set up and registration in about an hour and 15 minutes. A NUM LOCK switch and a backlit LCD screen would surely have cut that in half. Why oh why would you not back lilght the instruction panel? Trying to read the setup instructions on that little LCD screen was murderous; especially so because our unit is mounted at the bottom of the work station/desk. Our SSID is in part, a numeric value. You failed to provide me with a switch to set those dear little keys to 'numeric ONLY' status. That was really inconsiderate of you. I hope my follow-up review on the WF2530's performance is glowing enough to make these set up flaws all worth the trouble. We'll see. jimmythesafe

Perhaps the most frustrating piece of equipment I have ever owned. When it actually prints, the quality is fine. But the thimble-sized ink cartridges keep running out and there are four of them so you're bound not to have "magenta" on hand when you need it. I'm mainly printing b&w Word documents but for some reason being low on yellow or cyan or magenta is a big problem. There's some kind of multi-step process to "temporarily" allow the printer to do only black but good luck following those steps. But the real problem is trying to figure out how to replace the cartridges. They hide under a plastic shed and unless you precisely follow a complex series of button-pushing on the incomprehensible dashboard, get ready for a long game of hide and seek as the cartridges dodge your hand and the printer beeps at you. In fact, the printer always seems to be scolding you one way or another for doing something wrong. (If you're going to change ink every five minutes, why is there no "Replace Ink" button on the dashboard? And why are the cartridges tucked under that hard plastic shed in the first place?) Steve Jobs would have had a field day with the Epson design department. This machine seems to have been designed for the convenience of the designers.