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Features
- CARTRIDGE-FREE PRINTING — Print lab-quality photos, graphics and creative projects; Get vibrant colors and sharp text with Epson's high-accuracy printhead and Claria ET Premium 6-color inks
- INK BOTTLES — Save on photos1 and creative projects with affordable in-house printing; All-in-one printer allows you to print 4" x 6" photos for about 4 cents each vs. 40 cents with traditional ink cartridges1
- LESS FREQUENT INK REPLACEMENT — Replacement ink bottles don't have to be changed nearly as often as ink cartridges¹; Printer, scanner and copier lets you print up to 6,200 color pages³
- PRINT FOR LONGER — Up to 2 years of ink in the box² (and with every replacement ink set) for fewer out-of-ink frustrations with this wireless printer
- ZERO CARTRIDGE WASTE — Epson EcoTank printer helps reduce the amount of cartridge waste ending up in landfills; Cartridge-free printer uses high-yield ink bottles; Each replacement ink bottle set is equivalent to about 100 individual ink cartridges⁴
Description
Print lab-quality, wide-format color photos, graphics and everyday documents with the Epson EcoTank Photo ET-8550 wireless printer. Epson’s cartridge-free, 6-color Claria ET Premium Ink system delivers vibrant colors and sharp text for all your creative projects. With replacement ink bottles, this all-in-one printer with scanner and copier allows you to print 4 x 6 in photos for about 4 cents each, compared to 40 cents with ink cartridges¹. And, this Epson color picture printer will allow you to print everything from borderless 13 x 19 in photos to customized CDs/DVDs. You can even print on cardstock and other media up to 1.3 mm thick. For added convenience, each set of ink bottles lets you print for up to 2 years². Plus, you can reduce cartridge waste and worry about changing ink less often with replacement ink bottles vs. ink cartridges³. The EcoTank Photo Printer lets you do it all with in-house printing. Epson strongly recommends the use of genuine ink to support print quality and performance. Use of non-genuine ink could cause damage not covered under the printer’s limited warranty.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Epson |
| Product Model | EcoTank Photo ET-8550 |
| Connectivity | Wireless, USB |
| Printing Method | Inkjet Technology |
| Key Features | Auto Document Feeder, Double-Sided Scanning & Printing, Touch Screen Interface, Borderless Printing |
| Color Range | Full Color |
| Maximum Color Print Speed | 12 pages per minute |
| Maximum Monochrome Print Speed | 16 pages per minute |
| Control Supported | Mobile Devices (iOS, Android), PC |
| Maximum Print Size | Up to 13" x 19" inch |
| Included Items | EcoTank Photo ET-8550 printer, Setup Instructions, Power Cable, User Guide & Software CD, 6 bottles of 552 ink (70ml each) |
| Printing Quality | Premium Quality (5760 x 1440 DPI Resolution) |
| Additional Functionality | Scanning, Copying |
| Compatible Systems | Wide range of OS including Windows and MacOS versions |
| Product Dimensions | 29.8"D x 20.6"W x 16.9"H |
| Product Weight | 31.9 Pounds |
| Product Release Date | December 21, 2020 |
| Origin | Manufactured in Indonesia |
Frequently asked questions
The Epson EcoTank ET-8550 is a Wireless All-in-One Supertank Printer capable of wide-format printing. It incorporates multiple functions such as printing, scanning, and copying and has a built in Ethernet port for network printing. It also comes with a 4.3-inch color touchscreen for easy navigation and operation. Additionally, the printer is styled in a large, white design.
Supertank in ET-8550 signifies that the printer uses Epson's EcoTank system which replaces traditional ink cartridges with high-capacity ink tanks. This allows you to print a larger number of pages before needing to refill the ink, making it a cost-effective choice for heavy printer users.
The ET-8550 All-in-One Supertank Printer can accommodate a wide range of paper sizes including wide-format sizes, giving you the flexibility to print everything from photos to posters.
Yes, the ET-8550 printer comes with built-in wireless capabilities, allowing you to print directly from your computer, tablet, or smartphone without needing to connect with a cable.
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Is the Epson EcoTank Photo ET-8550 the Best Printer for Photographers in 2023?
🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Epson ET-8550 printer received mostly positive reviews, with customers praising its quality scanning features, great photo printing quality, and convenient multi-size paper trays. However, intermittent errors and usability issues mildly frustrated users. The printer garnered ample praise from photographers with its true-to-source color replication and efficiency via its ink tank system. Additionally, its automatic tray output and bright, intuitive screen struck a chord with the users.
Pros
- 🖨️ High-quality photo printing and scanning, including color restoration features
- 🌈 Accurate color replication for photo printing
- 📦 Multi-size internal paper trays for ease of use
- 🎛️ Bright, intuitive control screen
- 💰 Efficient ink tank system that promises long-term savings
- 🎈Automatically extends output tray and exceptional auto wake-up
Cons
- 🚫 Occasional software errors requiring resets
- 🖇️ Slightly tricky setup process, particularly around tray labeling and cassette placement
- 📐 Sometimes makes undesired small crops to scanned photos
- 💸 Higher price tag compared to similar printers in the market
Should I Buy It?
Definitely, this printer is a great investment for those who prioritize high-quality photo printing, convenience, and efficiency. Despite its higher price tag, the abundance of features seemingly justifies the cost, making it a worthwhile addition for both amateur and seasoned photographers alike. Its minor hardware and software glitches are outweighed by the over-all capabilities, versatility and convenience it offers.
I just received my printer a couple of days ago. So far so good. Mind you I am going on 85 years old and was able to just follow the directions and get it done It took me 2 1/2 hours to set it up as I had to remove all the tape, fill the ink cartridges, do the alinements, figure out the trays and what they went to. Clean up all the garbage and get ready to install the software. You cannot not have your computer connected to the printer while you are doing this. Just follow the directions and you will be fine. Once you have followed all the instructions, you can set up your wireless connection or connect through your USB connection. I chose the USB connection. As my last printer was an Epson Stylus Pro Injet 3880, which printed large format paper I was not too thrown by the page inserts. I will have to say that the output tray is very flimsy. But, just be carefull when you push it back in and you will be fine. I love the fact that when you get ready to print the tray comes out automatically. I find that amusing. I do like seeing the ink capacity in the front of the printer. I had been using my husbands HP All In One so I was used to the front panel and touch screen. The scanner worked perfectly except it took me awhile to work through the software. I did run a print using the high setting, photo luster paper and it created a beautiful print. However, because I work in graphics I need to calibrate my monitor and check the print color to see if I need to reduce the red a little in my On One print settings. I have not printed on my 19x20 sheets yet, so will get back later when I do all my adjustment for quality and then do those prints The paper capacity is fine for my everyday printing, although my epson 3880 could use alot more at a time At this point, I am very happy with what I see. WELL NOW THAT I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO USE THIS PRINTER FOR EVERYDAY PRINTING OR PHOTO PRINTING I CANNOT FIGURE OUT WHICH CASSETTE TO USE. I HAVE PUT PAPER IN BOTH THE BACK FEEDER AND THE CASSETTE @ 2 AS I CANNOT FIGURE OUT WHICH CASSETTE IT IS GOING TO PRINT FROM I AM GOING TO SEND IT BACK AS I CANNOT NOT REACH ANYONE AT EPSON CONCERNING ANY ISSUES. ALL I GET IS EMAIL MESSAGES ASKING ME DIFFERENT QUESTIONS OF WHICH I HAVE ANSWERED EVERY TIME. I CANNOT FIND A PHONE NUMBER ANYWHERE SO I CAN TALK TO SOMEONE. I HAD AN EPSON STYLUS PRO 3880 FOR 13 YEARS BUT FINALLY HAD TO REPLACE IT. WELL QUESS WHAT I REPLACED IT WITH THIS ONE. UNLESS YOUR AN EPSON TECH AND HAD BUILT THIS MACHINE I WOULD LOOK ELSE WHERE. SOOOOO SORRY I LEFT A POSSITIVE REVIEW BEFORE USING IT MORE THAN TWO TIMES
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026 by The Perfect Image
Honestly I can't give it less than 5 stars. Maybe some people need a fine art printer but for my photography and family photos, this printer is absolutely incredible. I've been dealing with Canon printers that suck down $1000 sets of ink and print head issues. I've only had this for about a month but I'm just amazed with the results. The ink consumption is by far the best you're gonna find. The connectivity between my mobile phone wirelessly and the PC by USB cable is immaculate. The Epson mobile and PC apps are surprisingly decent. Scanner is phenomenal, I scanned a 10+ year old photo and reprinted it with "restore old colors" option. Came out beautiful. The only issue I had was not knowing to set the printer to Glossy photo paper so I had issues on my first prints but that was my own fault. 8.5x11 prints are perfect, even the 13"x19" are great just use high resolution photos. Moral of the story, if you're willing to pay the premium price tag for this printer, you'll save that and then some with the low ink consumption and super affordable refillable ink bottles. You'll also get some amazing colorful prints. So happy I got this thing instead of a Canon or fine art printer.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2026 by Elongated Muskrat
THEY VOID THE WARRANTY! I've had my printer for about 8 months now, and for the most part, I really enjoy the printer, though it had some weird quirks which I assumed were just because it was an inkjet... WELL, 8 months later, it keeps getting worse. And fun fact: if you buy it through Amazon, it voids the manufacturer's warranty, so if something happens to your printer, it's on you to get it fixed. I routinely get errors that the main paper feeder can't find the paper, but after messing with it a bunch, you can get it to work. I mostly use the rear feeder. The manual feeder is very finicky, so if you plan to use that, be prepared to be frustrated. Mine is also very loud even on the quiet setting. My issue mostly started because of clogged print heads, I assumed. My printer randomly leaves drops of ink on the paper from very tiny to a bit smaller than a dime. Usually, a few deep cleans fix it for a few sheets. Well, I finally had enough and had ordered some extra ink, so I decided to do a deeper level cleaning, which somehow made things worse... extra clogged, and somehow there's blue in my yellow, making green when I test pages. Letting it sit didn't help, so I called Epson for help. I got a Cricut from Amazon years ago and spent a lot of time on the phone with them because my Cricut came broken, and a year later, I got it figured out. So I don't mind sitting with customer support and I'm happy to do it if i can fix my stuff. Well, to my surprise, after the customer service people being nice and helpful, they tell me that upon looking at my receipt, the manufacturer's warranty is voided. After complaining and doing some research, you have to look at where Amazon states "sold by" to see where they are shipping their stock from. If it's by a third party (not Amazon), it voids their warranty. When you need support, though, Amazon sends you directly to Epson's support. Upon contacting the seller, they viewed my message and immediately closed my help request as well. So now I posted for help on Reddit, and I'm going to see if I can fix the issue at home since the warranty is voided anyway, and order a new one directly from Epson (the printer is actually so nice... if it wasn't for this issue. I came from an HP DeskJet, though, so I'm easily impressed). It's messed up my small business; till I can get this resolved, I can't print stickers, thank-you cards, or tags for my handmade plush toys. I'm out $600 for 8 months with a printer, so heed my warning.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by King door
*** Update September 2026 *** I still enjoy working with this printer. I do a lot of 13x19" prints. Lots of color, and texture. It's all printed on Moab, Red River, Epson or Hahnemühle paper. Yesterday I finished up a set of prints for a gallery opening. Everything printed with a few minor color issues that were resolved after some color correction. Today I decided to do maintenance on the printer to keep it in top shape. What happened next gave made me think the printer had died. After the cleaning session an error message said torn paper in the printer. Please turn off and on. I did. The same came back. I took the printer apart no paper, and still the error message. I turned the printer on and off for 30 minutes, same error. I took the printer apart again. Same error. At this point I'm thinking this may be issue with the electronics. I got the Epson AI on line. Do this, do that, what's the error code. That code doesn't match to this printer. UGH. I started shopping for a replacement printer. I was freaking out as this printer is only a year old. I finally talked to my trusty Gemini AI, it gave me a list of things to do. The last suggestion was feed a thick 300 g piece of photo paper through the rear rollers slowly push it through the rollers. I did this a couple of times, turned the printer on, and volia everything came back and works perfectly. The lesson here is that printers are physical devices, motors, gears, electronic, sensors, belts, and more. Think of them as cars, that require maintenance and care. They don't like dust, pieces of paper, and being treated roughly. The big lesson learned here is that I will no longer contact any manufacturers AI, I will ask my trusted partner Gemini who always can find a solution. I am glad I still have an old Canon Pro 100 as backup. I have used this printer frequently for a year. Overall, it works well and produces both b&w and color prints I sell in a gallery. I have used an assortment of high quality papers from Epson, Illford, and Red River. Even after a mishap with a paper being feed through wrong side up causing a mess on the rollers, a few cleaning cycles cleared them up. If you are using thick paper make sure you have the thick paper setting turned on. I didn’t want a scanner but it has come in handy on more than one occasion. Primarily I make 13” x 19” prints, the ink tanks are great and my costs have gone down compared to my Canon Pixma Pro which uses a lot of ink. The price of ink for this printer is very reasonable. Setup was easy and no issues with using the printer. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by PabloR
Congratulations Epson I don't hate you anymore. I have had Epson inkjet printers for about 30 years. For my work as an artist I usually buy this size wide carriage 13x19. However I have never ever advised that anyone else I know buy a color inkjet printer unless they absolutely need one. I have two black and white laser printers that I adore because they just work, lightning fast, the toner is cheap, the print quality is excellent. My parents for instance have against my advice had a couple of color inkjets because they very occasionally want to print in color. Misery. The ink cartridges are always empty the heads are always clogged and the thing just refuses to print in black and white even though the black cartridge is full but one of the color cartridges is empty. My old Epson r2880 has eight tiny little cartridges and one or two of them are ALWAYS low or empty and they are crazy expensive. The cartridges are also chipped so that you can't use anyone else's aftermarket cartridges, and there's a whole industry dedicated to getting around these issues. In my opinion it's a terrible business model for a printer company because you make your customers hate you, go to great lengths to buy cheaper ink from other companies, and it all discourages them from using the printer and doing a lot of printing and buying your other supplies like paper. Well I read an awful lot about these new tank style printers and how they could potentially solve most of these issues. And I have to say I think they have nailed it. This printer is an absolute joy to use and you just look for excuses to print anything. The gloss prints on Epson ultra premium paper are simply the finest gloss prints I've ever seen. The ink tanks are huge and transparent so you can tell how much ink is in them and the ink lasts a way long time and it's really not that expensive. The ink bottles are actually kind of brilliant you can't put the wrong ink in the wrong tank cuz the nozzles are different shapes and they don't drip ink at all or anything. You can top them up at any time it's beautiful. Turns out you really don't need 8 or 10 colors to print gorgeous luminous prints. I am happy to buy Epson brand ink under these conditions. I mean I could still buy a different company's ink and put it in these tanks but why would you?I've always liked Epson photo paper and use it almost exclusively. I actually tell my kids to go and use the printer all they want. My neighbors too. If there's a print you think you might like print it for goodness sake! Print it larger! Now see Epson: THAT is a business model. I had trepidations as this is a die ink printer. Everyone says artists should "use pigment inks for archival longevity". I've decided I just don't care. Pigment inks tend to clog. They actually don't look that good on glossy paper did anyone ever tell you that? They need a special varnish coat in order for the gloss to pop. If one of these dye prints fades in 20 years you know what it's digital files, I'll just go print the darn thing again it's not that expensive on a printer like this. I even kind of like the Epson print layout software, even though it looks like it was designed in the Windows XP era, and the scanner and it's software work quite well. I've had Epson flatbed scanners also for years and this one being built directly into the printer is just very useful. The touch screen also works well and you can quickly run off a copy which I've never really been able to do before, because I've had a separate printer and scanner and it's just too much of a pain to fire them both up and get on the computer. Also the wireless print function is really great. I can print a 4x6 from my phone in a few clicks, or a PDF from my tablet, what have you. There's even a special paper slot just to hold 4x6s in addition to other paper, gloss full sheets in the rear feed, plain paper in the bottom tray. They really have kind of thought of everything with this printer. If I need to do some serious black and white printing of text I will still use the laser. On cheap copy paper the inkjet looks a little fuzzy and is actually not waterproof. But if I didn't have a laser I wouldn't go out and buy one because one printer is better than two. Just use inkjet plain paper and you'll be set This is a printer I can happily recommend to basically anyone, and I have never been able to say that about a color ink jet before.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024 by Count Orloff
The TLDR for this is the review title. {UPDATE}. It's still satisfying! It cost about $200 US more than I wanted to pay, and I tried mightily to find something else that was cheaper! But in the end, this was the only printer that I could actually say met my needs to support my serious "artsy" amateur photographer large print habit. I am pleased to say that it is worth every cent. I've had it about a week, and I've printed a LOT of photos (Maybe 30, or so), just to test it out. And the ink tanks aren't even down to the 25% used level. All printer Ink is expensive, but the way the Epson Ink is packaged and sold, it is projected to save the typical user about 80% in ink costs over the life of the printer. I believe this is a reasonable estimate based on my current usage, and I haven't even started my real printing yet. The print quality is excellent. Is it as good as one of those giant commercial grade printers? Probably not. But when I used good Epson and Canon printer paper, I thought it was as close as I could reasonably get for something that costs less than $1000 US. To be honest, I also printed on cheap Kodak paper, and while it wasn't quite as sharp and the color wasn't quite as accurate as the premium paper, it was still more than adequate, GOOD, even. Certainly good enough that Granny, Gramps, and Mom are not likely to notice. So cheap paper is not off the table for some print jobs. It's reasonably quiet and well built. My office area is right below my bedroom and I have no fear of it being heard up there. It's big and heavy and doesn't make the table it sits on wobble; it's rock solid. I like the large color LCD screen. I haven't had to clear any paper jams yet but access for clearing them is from the back and very easy to get to. The only negative I've encountered is that the auto select for which paper tray to use is unreliable. I've found that manually selecting the paper tray reduces the amount os swear words I use during the day! Go with the manual tray selection, or your kids will learn words you don't want them to know. I tried the scanner once, it works well, but is no better than any other all-in-one printer. I suspect all the printers of this type use the same type of scanner, possibly from the same manufacturer. You won't hate the scanner, but it's not going to stand out in your mind either. This is the perfect All-In-One printer for serious photographers on a budget who need to use paper that is 13 inches wide. If you can get by with standard letter size printer paper there is an almost identical printer that is a bit cheaper, but delivers all the other features of this one. (ET-8500) I am VERY happy with this printer, and I would buy it again, and I would recommend it to a friend. {Update}. 1 year after purchase. I'm still on my first set of ink bottles. After my initial rush of printing, I calmed down some, and I now print a photo, say, once every week or so. My wife will print a few color spreadsheets and documents with it roughly every two weeks or so. I will probably use OEM ink when I do need to buy more ink. I'm not sure how to tell if the maintenance/overflow tank is full though. I hope the printer will tell me when it needs to be replaced. My problem with auto tray selection has been resolved, not sure why, or how, but I've gotten used to manual tray selection, and don't feel like changing my workflow. {END Update}
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025 by GBarrington
My mother passed away this past May and I was scared of losing pictures of her to time. I purchased this all-in-one because I wanted to digitize old photos, restore them, and print my favorites. I received the printer yesterday and have only tested the scanning function, so far. I was initially concerned because I had read that there weren't drivers for Windows 11 or the newest versions of Macs, but I had read on their website that there might be some drivers that would still work. Setting it up was relatively easy, though the "cassettes," as the trays are called, could be better labeled. It took me a while to figure out where cassette 2 was to load paper for the calibrations. Ink is super easy to fill and the calibrations weren't hard either. I used my iPhone for set up (you'll need to download the Epson Smart Panel app*) and connected my MacBook Pro running Ventura 13.4.1 to it once set up was complete. It was easy going to epson.com/support, searching for the printer, and downloading the drivers. The computer and laptop must be on the same SSID or they will not be able to communicate. (I mention this because I normally keep my laptop/phones/IoT devices on different WiFi networks.) I started by scanning an 11x14 of my mother's senior photo. This was a little frustrating because parts of the picture would be cut off and I could see no obvious way on the scanner or my phone to adjust this. Only one device can be actively attached to the scanner at any one time, so I had to close the application in the phone completely and go back to the home screen on the scanner. Once that was done, instead of hitting scan on the scanner screen and telling it to send the image to my computer, I had to open Epson Smart Scan on the computer and I could finally adjust the settings. I set the scan size to maximum and then could also finally adjust the DPI at which it was scanning. Instead of 200 DPI (default), I set it to 2400 DPI and also did a second scan at 600 DPI for uploading to social media. The other amazing feature is color restoration. I had been watching tutorials for Adobe Lightroom so I would be able to restore all these photos and Smart Scan does this natively (if enabled). The two photos of my mother attached show the before and after enabling the color restoration feature. One thing I have noticed is that occasionally it seems to forget color restoration is enabled. After messing around with it and closing and opening the software repeatedly, I hit "Preview" before scan and it fixed my issue. Using Preview has also fixed an issue where rarely it would scan about only an inch of whatever photo was inside. I have a ton of photos, so it's been a bit slow going, but I love how quality the scans are and the time that's been saved on the back end with the color restoration feature. For someone that has the same uses I do, I would strongly recommend this scanner. I gave it four stars because of the intermittent errors and it could be a little easier to use. It also makes tiny crops to the photos I cannot get it to stop. Most of the time, they don't matter so much, unless a subject is already close to the edge. I will test the print function and update once I've finished scanning all my photos. *You can also scan and print from this app.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Sarah
I make a point to never leave bad reviews. I don't like the idea of putting negativity out in the world. BUT MY GOD I HATE THIS PRINTER. Before purchasing I read (and still see) so many great reviews, so I'm willing to concede that maybe I just got a total lemon. But if I hadn’t spent $800 on this printer, I would've chucked it on week one. Printers can be fussy, but I've never experienced so many different issues that I can't even pinpoint a potential problem. I'm going to allow myself one glorious meltdown venting session. Bc this printer is worth it. The manual feed on the back works about 1/10 attempts. At best. Error after error message even though everything was completed 100% to spec. I've stopped using the manual feed completely, and have conceded that even though I purchased this printer SPECIFICALLY for the ability to print on cardstock and other thick paper stocks, this is simply not a feature I get to use. Ever. I am not a stupid woman, nor am I technologically challenged. * This is not user error. * When I use the top paper feed, anything above basic print quality produces lines. When I try to realign the print heads to fix this, it will only select from one particular print cartridge for this, and the paper folds and crumbles in the interior (even though all the back manual feed equipment is properly reinstalled) and has to be carefully pried out by hand, so bc it only accepts paper for print head alignment, etc, through THIS ONE paper feed, I have not been able to realign the print heads. I get decent enough prints from the basic print setting, but I'm prevented from printing higher quality. As a professional artist, this is not okay. As I sit here venting on Amazon for the first time ever, the printer sits beside me, refusing to accept print commands from my computer wirelessly even though it says it's connected. So I transferred my 12x18" image to an SD card to print directly from the unit, but for some reason, the printer tells me that 12x18" is not a valid paper size and refuses to print, even though it has (in the past) via wireless connection. My only other option was to connect the printer directly to the computer (with a wire that is NOT included with purchase). Right now, it's pretending to print. It's a liar. I hear a single print line being created once every 30-45 seconds. It's been doing this for about 15 minutes, and I'm guessing I have about half an inch of my image completed in that 15 minutes. Have I mentioned the weird chugging sound it makes...all the time? This MUST be an anomaly. Maybe everyone else received a perfect printer and I got a factory reject that slipped through inspection. I am a professional artist and photographer, and rely on the sale of prints to help support my work. I have an event this weekend and at this point I am quite screwed. Could I go back in time, I'd purchase anything else. I hate this printer more than I hate any other item in my studio/office...and I sit next to a litter box.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by Shan Leah