All In One Printer Hp Versus Epson Bluetooth

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Don't take chances with your printer; always use OEM ink, whether your printer is an Epson, Canon, HP, or whatever.

I've only had this great printer for a few weeks and I just love it. I had the old models of both Epson and HP, but this one is just unbeatable!

HP printer is the best.

It's plugged into my HP G72-B66US Notebook Computer and to my Epson WorkForce 840 All-in-One Printer.

I typically purchase HP, Cannon or Epson printers in the mid to high tier range, this Epson printer is now my favorite inkjet printer that prints of several media types including printable CD/DVD/BR. It's also compact enough (when the tray is in and closed) that it does not hang over my shelf when not being used. The UI is easy to understand and the display is very clear (I don't need a magnifier to read it).

I like this paper because it prints well on either my Epson or HP printer. I don't care for the glossy surface and that is your only choice in some brands.

I was tired of paying high prices for ink so when my HP printer died I decided to go with the Epson Cartridge Free printer. Loading the ink was easy and the print quality is excellent. Replacement ink is a fraction of the cost of purchasing cartridges. I highly recommend the Epson Cartridge Free printers!

My husbands HP wireless printer kept refusing to recognize my Mac. Getting the two to talk to each other was exceedingly difficult, and HP was no help at all. I gave up and bought an Epson. I've had other Epson products that I really like. Epson's products actually talk to my Mac.

Extremely happy with my new Epson XP 4200 printer. Super easy to set up which is always been my problem with my HP printers. It did the whole setup process with me just answering questions on my phone. Nice print quality ease of use. Many great features super happy with my purchase