Super easy to set up and I love the wireless features. I was even impressed with the quality of photo it printed, even though we didn't buy it for that. So glad we bought this model over a color laser or a canon mega tank.

Printer is pretty standard except for large Ink supply. Next model Up has FAX and touch screen. This one has everything most people need and the FAX is not a big deal to me. I relly like it and Sams Club was $50 less than anyone else.

I have had this printer a few weeks now. I really like it. It was easy to set up and functions really well. A little noisy, but other than that it fits my needs perfectly.

Has all the characteristics I want in a printer. Decent size papertray, sheet feeder and most importantly, ink in Economical bottles instead of ripoff cartridges. Has worked flawlessly so far.

I have 3 Ivy League diplomas so I am no dummy. But this product expects you to take visual tests to determine alignment. If you are over 40 years old you should be prepared to have your vision checked prior to setting up this printer. It takes about one hour to set up. Too many steps. This should just be plug and work

Set it up, got on wifi easily and connected to a bunch of devices. Prints easily. Scanning on the mac is proving impossible. It scans, but send the the docs into the abyss - no clue where they are, and been trying to figure it out for hours, but get messages that "software is not optimized for Mac". As of now, I'd skip it if you have a mac

The Epson ET-3750 is the finest printer I have ever owned, and I've owned a lot of them. Both its hardware and software are top notch, and work together perfectly to make precise and fast output of anything in black and white or color. To me, the auto-duplex printing is a must (to save paper) and I found that its mechanism for two-sided printing is so speedy that I cannot keep up with it when loading and printing files of two pages in length. When printing on a single side of a sheet of paper the printing is done faster than any inkjet printer I have owned. It has a large capacity paper feed tray that allows for a lot of work to be done between refills. The EcoTank ink system is so far advanced over other inkjet printers that, if I worked for Epson's competitors, I would fear for my employment. The economy of operation is such that it has saved the inkjet printer platform from the completely valid concern over expensive cartridges that contain but a thimble's worth of ink imprisoned by an electronic chip that printer companies use to keep their customers from refilling ink themselves or from buying from re-fillers. In contrast, the cost of ink from Epson is so reasonable that there is no longer a reason to ever consider other sources. Put another way: the EcoTank is the printer system that people world-wide have been dreaming about. It has closed the gap in economy so much that now the cost per page of a laser printer is no longer a consideration. And I speak of monochrome laser printers with their costly toners and drums; color laser printers are much more expensive to feed, and the Epson will produce far better output than any color laser printer. In my opinion this excellent printer is perfect for any home up-to medium-sized business.

Does as advertised! We've had this printer over a year and do A LOT of printing, but we haven't had to refill ink yet. In the age of touch screen, it takes a little getting used to the keyboard controls and learning the menus and options, but once you do...print from anywhere (even the International Space Station), as long as you have the correct paper loaded and have the printer set to that setting. I literally looked up a recipe for dinner and printed on my way home (Don't worry, I was a passenger and wasn't at the controls). Scanning requires the software be loaded on the computer, but wireless scanning and scanning to the Epson network is a huge plus (especially if you left an important document at home while at work on the International Space Station). Printing and copying resolution is good enough to fool prying eyes when you want privacy and put a screen shot of the camera feed in front of the camera. Enjoy!

I bought two of these printers a month ago. One of them I have already taken back. No matter what I do, I cannot get it to communicate with any of my devices. I have uninstalled and reinstalled drivers multiple times then finally boxed it up and returned it to Costco. The second printer has been working ok...FOR PRINTING ONLY. It will not connect to scan. I have the Epson Event Manager installed, still no luck. FEATURES I MISS - NO FAX CAPABILITY - this is important because, as I mentioned above I can't get the printer to work for any features EXCEPT to print.

I bought the Epson 3750 because I really liked the idea of the refill tanks. That is a great feature! I've owned my printer for three months now and use it daily. The print quality is as good as any other printer. It prints documents much faster than any of my older HP printers. The network and Wi-Fi setup were relatively easy. I do not recommend this printer for the following reasons. I have not yet been able to feed a document into the document feeder for scanning. I have searched FAQs, the manual, Internet searches and have yet to find a reason why. Let's set that problem aside. The menu on the printer is cumbersome and not very user friendly. The printer does not communicate with programs very well where paper and document sizes are concerned. After much research I am still not able to print envelopes from MS Word. Drivers are not fully compatible with Windows 10. And, what's with that document feeder where you receive the printed document. Why wasn't it designed to produce the documents flat? I still like the print quality, the speed and the refill tanks. But, for the price, I do not recommend this printer. If it were less expensive… maybe.