Epson EcoTank ET-2400 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer & Presentation Paper Matte, 8.5 x 11 Inch, 100 Count (S041062), White

Found it easy to install (just read & follow the directions). I connected by USB for a lot of reasons, none of them related to how long it took (it was quick). Print quality rivals that of my ET3850. This is my fourth Epson printer (they are THE BEST ON THE MARKET in inkjets, in my humble opinion). They are incredibly reliable, deliver great print quality, and are FAST. And at the low price of $169 on Amazon this one is a no brainer!

Easy to use. Printing quality is ok. I use it for sublimation printing.

I use this for printing edible images for my cakes. I just switched out the ink for edible ink and it worked perfectly. It was super easy to set up and the images come out beautiful. I love that you can use your phone to perform print head cleanings. I haven’t tried the scanning feature yet.

I've tried it for a couple of months and it has worked great! It prints fast, and the quality is good (I have printed multiple photos, fully colored and it doesn't require much ink).It also works with photography paper and cardstock.The only con I disliked was installation: I couldn't get it to print wireless, and I had to buy a cord to plug it into my computer. Whenever I want to print, I have to do it by using the app on my phone or plugging in my computer. Other than that, it is a very good printer.

This printer was easy to set up and arrived with plenty of ink in the box.The ink initialization takes a bit longer than expected (~11 minutes according to the information in the setup app) and all setup steps require download of an app onto your smartphone or other device. Total setup time was about 30 minutes or so and the app takes you through everything with adequate detail to make it easy to connect to your local wifi network and get printing. The only thing that was problematic was registering the product for warranty. The epson page I was directed to failed, so I emailed their customer support. Within a short time, I did receive a link via email and was able to register the product through this link.Since purchasing the printer, I have successfully used the print, scan and copy functions. The only thing I didn't like about the scan option is that if you're scanning a multipage document, you need to continually click on the scan app on your computer to initiate the next page scan. It made it more time consuming than is necessary.The print quality is what you would expect from an inkjet printer.Overall, 4.5 stars. Half star downgrade due to the problem trying to register the product the first time. The product provides good quality at a reasonable price.

I set up the ET-2400, and it prints quickly not only from Android (which is usually notoriously slow), but also from Windows 10, Mac OS X 13.6, And even Windows 7 (bless 'em!). The last two required a download of drivers directly from Epson, but I'm impressed that they even had them available.One thing - don't even *think* about setting up this printer without a cell phone;  when not using a cell phone, the behavior of the printer does not follow the instructions, and the ink charging never starts. Quality: good overall, and for an ink-tank inkjet at an ink-cartridge inkjet price, I have no complaints.

It was easy to set up, love the ink bottles which eliminate cartridges (there is not a recycling facility in my area). If you need a new printer, I highly recommend the Epson ET-2400!

I love that this printer comes with step by step set up instructions. Super easy to fill, super economical, and prints at a pace I pretty much expect from this kind of printer. Decent quality printing. During set up, it offered to connect to home wifi. I began set up and it insisted it was not discoverable on my network and asked if I wanted to redo the password. I clicked "no" since I know it's correct. It asked if I wanted to do direct wifi set up, I clicked "yes". I didn't really want that, but even that was not working. I hopped on my computer, opened up my wifi router info to see and, low and behold, it showed as connected to my home wifi. I then looked up the printer via wifi since using a cable is NOT possible on my computer and found it. Connected successfully via wifi on my computer even though it said it was not discoverable, but now my phone... my phone wanted to direct connect and I'm like yeah no. So I opted to input the IP address on the printer and that worked to connect my phone to the printer via wifi rather than direct connection, so now I don't have to incessantly open the app. Needless to say, that was a whole annoying process. I'm not that tech saavy and was able to figure it out, but the amount of stupidity I had to go through to make it connect through the home wifi was ridiculous. If you struggle to connect to wifi, try manually connecting the router by either pressing the WPS button on the router or (what I had to do on my Arris) by logging into my router, navigating to connected devices, and hitting PAIR under the WPS connection, then go to your printer and hit the WIFI button. Give it a couple minutes but it should connect and then you'll see the IP address for your printer there too... at least you should. Anyways I bought this KNOWING that it had notorious connectivity issues but willing to deal with it for the price point. So far so good. I did read a warning when troubleshooting to never let it do an update and cut the power/turn it off as that can mess it up and make it unresponsive, possible permanently. Yikes. But I'm glad to be rid of the old ink cartridges that cost astronomical sums. I feel like the ink in those are less and less, I was printing fewer items and replacing them faster than ever, made no sense. The price for this was worth being free from those cartridges! Seems user-friendly, scans well, ink levels are easy to see, although the tank protrudes weirdly in my opinion, regardless how petty that seems. I will update if anything remarkable happens in the coming days/weeks/months.