Bought this to replace a brand xx which was costing a fortune for ink. Tired refilling the cartridges but the xx printer only state that the cartridges were not compatible. Wifi was a little problem setup but not the fault of the printer. Had to change a spec on the Gateway to install and then switch it back.. Only overlooked that it did not fax but that is not a main concern.

I am so sick of spending money on ink with my HP printers. Epson has really nailed it with this quality printer that saves you so much money on ink. It was a bit more expensive up front, but I will make that difference up in less then three months!

I was desperate for a printer that doesn't require constant cartridge refills, so I finally took the plunge on this one. I've only had it a handful of weeks, so I can't say much except that it's cute, quiet, reliable (so far), fairly quick, intuitive, and generally just what I wanted. Unfortunately, the photo quality isn't great (colors are muted and photos look a little flat). I'm going to mess around with settings and different papers to see if I can get a better result. Even though I thought photo/flyer print quality was critical for me...it turns out not to be quite as important as NOT having to constantly refill (and pay for) ink cartridges.

I had to buy another inkjet after the recent purchase of a laser printer left me wanting the features I've used for so many years with my previous inkjet. This is my first Epson and I'm super happy with my choice. It is compact and outputs excellent copies and photos. For some of my work I still use the laserjet but the ET-3750 large ink reservoirs give me the peace of mind that I'm not spending a fortune on ink when I print photo after photo after photo. I love being able to see the ink levels. I can't think of anything negative to say, despite how often I will include negatives in my product reviews.

This is the best printer I have ever owned suited for my purposes. My last printer had these tiny ink cartridges and the printer would go through an insestant cleaning cycle, even when scanning to a computer it would clean the print heads. I would be lucky to get 10 pages to actually print from the cartridges. This Epson printer does not do that and the ink tanks last for what seems forever. While it may not print the best pictures and may not be intended for that purpose, you cannot go wrong with this printer. It has a small footprint and holds lots of paper. Epson, you have a winner here. This is what consumers want.

The Epson Workforce ET-3750 is a wonderful printer. The printer is slick and black, with an lcd screen that is very intuitive to navigate, though it is not touch screen and I almost always automatically assume it is. The paper tray opens to the front so you don't have to be concerned with additional space and it is easy to set it on a shelf. It is not very loud and it reasonably fast (though not as fast as a BW laser printer). Connecting to it was very easy from my computer and my phone, and now that it is setup I can click print from anywhere. This has come in more handy than I expected. Once you have this ability then suddenly you realize what you've been missing out on. It prints very nicely in color with sharp bright images. I am very happy with the quality of it and its performance. A few notes about the ink- It comes with 2 sets of ink. So basically you have a backup set of each color. Each one is individually wrapped so they shouldn't cause any problems while storing. Loading the ink was quite easy. I was nervous, I wont like. I expected it to be at least a tad messy but it wasn't. Each bottle nozzle fits like a puzzle into the appropriate tank in the printer and then you hear "glug glug glug" and see the tank fill with ink. When you do this for the first time there will be some left in the bottles. This is because AFTER you pour the ink and BEFORE you hook it up to a computer, you have to turn it on and let it gobble some of the ink down. Then you top it off with the remaining ink.The ink provided is a perfect amount to fill the entire thing up. My favorite part about this printer is that I feel absolutely no guilt when I print something. Before this, I would be frugal with printing things, especially anything in color. If you have a mother/ father/ partner/ spouse or any other form of Helicopter Printer Boss that constantly tells you not to waste the ink then you know what I'm talking about. Now, I just hit print when I need and my husband says nothing. That's a winner. This is a review for the EpsonWorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Only reason for missing star is the lack of full Linux support. Ink installation is extremely easy and non-messy. Default printing is more crisp than my old HP, but that may be how one saves on ink. The print to and print from the Cloud are interesting features that work fine even though I cannot see myself using them much. I have the machine cable-connected to my DSL base modem and computers connect using wifi.

I'm not a tech savvy person at all and I followed the instructions and set it up on my own fairly quickly. This was a huge bonus! It's only been a day but prints nice. A little loud, which is not a big deal. Good size for home office desk. Fairly intuitive. Ink bottles are easy to use.

I read many reviews before purchasing this printer. I saw both good and bad reviews regarding the difficulty of installation. For me, installation was really easy, it just takes some minutes to communicate with the wireless network and get set up. I have not printed anything other that test pages but so far the quality is good. After I use it longer I can provide another review.

Easy to follow steps that allows for easy set up, which led to easy testing/ alignment process, to wifi set up and BOOM went to print. What allowed for seamless set up was having the CD installed on my laptop as soon as i began setting up the printer itself. All in all less than 30min from start to finish set up in and cd software download, tests and all. thanks Epson :]