Epson EcoTank ET-2720 Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer with Scanner and Copier - White

I bought this Epson for home and then had my boss buy it for me at work because I liked it. At work I print about 25 pages a day, give or take. It took 13 months before I had to refill my black ink. It NEVER DRIES OUT! I cannot say enough about how much I love this printer. At home, we all print from our phones and computers on the first try, every time. When I finally had to refill my black ink at work it cost $13.88. That's it. Life changer. There are probably newer models now because this is from 2021 (not even close to needing to refill my ink at home yet!) The printer was expensive, $300-ish but so worth it.My only complaint is the way the paper loads. I would have preferred a drawer so it can sit closer to a wall in the back. However, changing paper types (plain, card stock, 4x6 photo, etc) is way easy with the back feed. You do have to tell it you switched paper sizes on the machine before you can just switch from an 8.5x11 vs 4x6 or what type of paper you're using. It does get mad about that sometimes.Scanner function I don't use/haven't figured out yet. Copier works perfect.Home I use wifi, work I'm plugged directly into it. Easy-peasy both ways.Doesn't do double sided printing.Color ink level barely moves but I use it quite a bit. It just lasts forever.My mom bought one too since I told her it was great. She complains the screen is too small for her to read without her glasses on.Overall - absolutely a great investment. The ink is always ready when you need to print! Even if months go by between printing.

The media could not be loaded. Irrelevant Backstory:Before I bought this printer I owned two printers; A hp and a cheap canon. The canon ink was as much as the printer and nothing is wrong with the hp, I just wanted a cute white one to go in my office. Upon searching I came across his cartridge free printer which I didn’t even know was an option. The reviews were great and it seems this printer is more green than the usual option so I decided to give it a shot.Unboxing and Setup:Super simple to set up; just follow the instructions.-Take off all the protective tape.-Load the printer with ink then turn the printer on-let the ink run into the printer which takes about 10 minutes-It says you can adjust later but you want to ADJUST NOW otherwise your prints will have lines in them.During the adjustment it will print three papers the first paper is just text, the second paper it prints a multiple lines of squares and you go through and you choose the square with the least amount of lines in them. This step ensures that your prints don’t have lines. The third print it prints multiple sets of parallel rectangles and you have to choose a set of rectangles that do not overlap or have separation between them. It was hard to selected the set since they are black rectangles but I just chose the set right before the set where I could see separation.Next, I connected the printer to my WiFi using the control panel; this was easy. I was able to select the epson printer from my phone after and it printed without flaws and fast.The printer does have a quiet setting and I turned it on. The printer is a bit quieter but of course not silent.Afterwards, I filled the printer up with the rest of the ink. The levels go down after running through the printer and there is a small amount left in each bottle after initial fill. I didn’t adjust again after and it still printed flawlessly.Overall I am very satisfied from this printer but only time will tell.PROS:Ease of setupLong periods of time in between ink replacements (I assume)Size (smaller than I thought)Look (pretty)Fast printsFlawless printingThe control panel swivelsThe screen has a backlightCONS:(More like a wish list because I knew the printer was this way was when I bought it.)-Top loading (need more space for the printer because it is top loading; wish it was bottom loading)-does not print double sided by itself (you have to manually flip and print)

We love this printer. We worked our last 3-in-1 Epson like crazy and it was still going strong 10 years later, but the TONER!!! We were replacing cartridges every 8 to 12 weeks! So when this one came out, we kissed our old one goodbye and haven’t looked back. More than 13 months later, we still haven’t needed to refill. Our black has been low for a couple of months, and we bought more, but we’re still waiting to fill ‘er up just to see how long we can go.I posted two photos, the original is from my iPad, the other is a photo of the printout, using normal settings. You can see the resolution, though I wasn’t able to capture the color of the printout very well.I cannot recommend this printer enough — if your looking for long-term toner options, this is the one for you!Pros:Toner lasts foreverSynched effortlessly (and wirelessly) with iPhones, iPads, and 10-year old Mac Powerbook.Print quality is greatInkwell access is right in front and extremely easy to fillSmaller than last Epson 3-in-1 printer we hadToner refills are sort of like giant food coloring bottles — you can fill as much as you like and save the rest if you don’t use the printer often, without worrying about the whole cartridge drying out.Cons:You won’t have an excuse to run out in the freezing in middle of the night because your kid waited until the last minute and now the printer is out of toner every other month.

I bought this printer particularly because I needed something pretty simple, that didn't have ink jams when it goes unused for many months.This was perfect. Not only has it held up, and only needs a printer head cleaning once and a while, but it also worked like champ on a stressful year. I hadn't accounted for how helpful it is to have it wirelessly connected - so I can print from wherever.The downside would be the screen interface - it's not a touch screen, and the arrows + special icon buttons can get kind of obscure and unintuitive. And the icons on the screen can be a little hard to see with my not so perfect middle aged eyes. That said, I've always made it through, and usually don't need it.