Small Office Printers

We got this printer to replace a succession of $200 office printers that were forever jamming or breaking down. Those cheaply built printers just drove me crazy. They may be fine in a home but not an office. Even a small office like this runs thousands of sheets through the printers and those just don't cut it. We use $5,000 networked printers in the main office, and I didn't need something that substantial here, but I knew there must be a middle ground between those tanks and the stuff you can buy in chain office supply stores. This Epson is it. This unit was simple to set up, simple to use, produces good quality output and is fast and so far, reliable. We have high hopes for this as a workhorse printer in our office, particularly for running mixed words and pictures on pages. I also like the fact that we can load letter and legal size paper, with big trays, and switch easily. We can also hand load photo paper and the output is as good as a midrange photo printer. One think that I like is the fact that this machine is heavy and feels solid. It feels like a small office copier used to feel, back in the days when those things existed.

I received a free sample of this printer to review. This is one of the better small office multifunction printers I have came across. I`ve worked for a small company for a number of years now. Our print volume doesnt justify buying one of those big, super expensive multifunction printers. But we still print a lot (couple thousand pages a month). Print quality is above average (we printed a couple hundred photo flyers), print speed is great, very easy to set up as long as you have a person in your office that at least knows how to install a printer. It also has just as many features as the super expensive ones. As far as improvements, I would like to see the cost of ink reduced. Its pretty much in line with the rest of the printers in its class...but still annoying. I would also like to see the ink be used more efficiently, which I understand is difficult. Both issues kinda factor in with the cost of doing business. I recommend it.

Small office setting with 6 laptops, 2 printers and 20 to 30 mobile devices. I switched from an old DD-WRT setup on an ASUS EX6200 (yes I know it is a range extender, but I used it as a router to save $). Haven't had any issues with all users/devices connected and surfing. The controller software is great for management, just know that you will need a place to house it (cloud, on-premise, cloud-key, etc.).

I love this printer, it's great for a small home office. I went from 2 printers into 1 printer. The only negative is how long it takes to actually print after you press the print button. I know I am using the WiFi, but my "other" printer printed pretty fast. I love the vivid color printing, how fast you can cancel a print and it was so easy to set up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We now have 3 of these printers in our small office. The print quality is exceptional and reasonably fast. The wireless feature makes it easy to place in the office without cluttering my desk. The scan feature and the software provided by HP makes it very easy to be productive.

I have a small office area and this printer gives me results of the larger printers. The ability to print from my phone is a big plus!!

We have had laser printers in our medical office for the past 22 years. This one is better than all of them.

Had enough of the problems with HP printers. Decided to try Xerox. The whole office could not be happier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this in the office in 5 printers. Great product!!

I have always used HP for my home office. I have used other printers but I am happier with HP printers and ink. Top quality.