Epson Thermal Printer Cost

I love this printer and ink. I which it cost less like Epson's EcoTank ink.

Just the right weight and size for use with my Epson printer. Maybe a little pricey, but it's worth the cost.

I use this to run a epson printer Its a low cost solution since my printer is farther than normal from my computer

This ink & the eco-tank printer combo are by far my favorite Epson experience. The colors cost as much as carts for smaller printers, but last so much longer, particularly on nearly full coverage 8.5x11 pages. The bottles have been redesigned recently, meaning they're easier to store (with a lid instead of a snap cap), and you're less likely to get it on your hands when refilling tanks.

This is the first Epson printer for me and glad I made the choice - I don't print much so the extra cost is not an issue

This ink & the eco-tank printer combo are by far my favorite Epson experience. The colors cost as much as carts for smaller printers, but last so much longer, particularly on nearly full coverage 8.5x11 pages. The bottles have been redesigned recently, meaning they're easier to store (with a lid instead of a snap cap), and you're less likely to get it on your hands when refilling tanks. Be careful with the black so as not to over-fill your tank! :) I keep a pipette on hand for removing any excess.

I bought a complete set of ink cartridges for my Epson R3000 printer. B&H has the lowest cost and gets you your order very quickly. They are always reliable.

Consumer Reports gives Epson's XP-830 a TOP rating for use (ink+) cost. THAT RATING IS COMPLETELY FLAGITIOUS from my experience with a new printer. The printer is fantastic in all other ways. But ink use/cost is terrible. It guzzles the ink cartridges supplied with the printer. And the OEM versions sell for LIST PRICE, period. These XL cartridges may prove to be a relief but at twice the price they'll have to exceed the claimed output rating. At least B&H Photo sells them with free shipping if you buy 2 or more and their service is perfect.

Epson XP-7100 is an all-in-one inkjet printer with print, scan and copy functions and an automatic document feeder (no fax which I didn't need). I initially considered Epson's Eco Tank models, but the high up-front initial cost wasn't justified for my purpose. This printer is definitely compact, and, in my opinion, best suited for in-home use due to the limited capacities of the document trays—which there are many variations including plain paper, cards, CDs and photos. The 4.3-inch display with a touchscreen interface is intuitive and adjustable for easy viewing. Print quality, text speed, graphics quality, and photo quality are very good, and the overall features at this price point are unmatchable. Its connectivity is by USB, Wi-Fi or Ethernet. I use a Windows 10 PC with USB without incident. The ink cartridges are small and were shipped with all five standard capacity [including a larger black (not XL) and a photo black]. The setup was simple and straight forward. Apparently, only Epson-brand cartridges are usable, but the cost of each is relatively low. I was more than grateful that B&H continued on-line orders. The printer was shipped and delivered quickly—in perfect condition.

I use this paper by the mile on my Epson 7800 printer. The prints are crisp and sharp and cost effective too. I import the paper into New Zealand...