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Epson Expression Premium ET-7700 EcoTank Wireless 5-Color All-in-One Supertank Printer with Scanner, Copier and Ethernet

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Condition
New
Style
ET-7700
Dimensions
16.7"D x 23.5"W x 7.7"H
Weight
18.1 lb
Color
Black
Printing Technology
Inkjet
Special Feature
Ethernet,Wireless
Warranty
Limited Warranty
Works with
Laptops, PC

Features 9

  • Epson strongly recommends the use of Genuine Epson inks for a quality printing experience; Non Epson inks and inks not formulated for your specific printer may cause damage that is not covered by the Epson
  • Epson EcoTank is the #1 Best Selling Supertank Printer*
  • Cartridge free printing comes with up to 2 years of ink in the box (1)
  • Includes enough ink to print documents up to 14, 000 pages black/9, 000 color (3) equivalent to about 30 ink cartridge sets (2)

Description

Featuring 5 color inks, the Expression Premium ET 7700 wireless EcoTank all in one offers revolutionary cartridge free printing with easy to fill, supersized ink tanks. It includes up to 2 years of ink in the box (1), equivalent to about 30 ink cartridge sets (2). That’s an incredible amount of ink — enough to print documents up to 9,000 pages, or thousands of 4" x 6" photos (3). Plus, it features Epson exclusive auto stop ink bottles, with each color uniquely keyed for easy filling of each tank. And, you save up to 80 percent on ink with low cost replacement bottles (4). The ET 7700 also prints up to 8.5" x 11" and includes paper and photo trays, plus built in USB/card slots (5).1. Based on average monthly document print volumes of about 300 pages. 2. Equivalent cartridge sets estimate based on print yields of the included Black and color ink bottles as compared to Epson standard capacity ink cartridge sets for similarly featured cartridge printers as of March 2017. 3. Included ink bottle yields based on the ISO/IEC 24712 pattern with Epson’s methodology. Included ink bottle photo yields are significantly lower and are based on the ISO/IEC 29103 pattern with Epson’s methodology. Actual ink yields will vary considerably for reasons including images printed, print settings, temperature and humidity. Yields may be lower when printing infrequently or predominantly with one ink color. All ink colors are used for printing and printer maintenance, and all colors must be available for printing. For more information, visit our official site. 4. Savings comparison based on the purchase cost of replacement ink bottles and the cost of enough cartridges to achieve the total page yields of the bottles using the manufacturers' online prices and yields for the highest capacity cartridges for the best selling similarly featured consumer inkjet printers priced at $499 or less per NPD, July 2016. Actual savings will vary based on print tasks, print volumes and usage conditions. 5. Adapter may be required. 6. Most features require an Internet connection to the printer, as well as an Internet and/or email enabled device. For a list of Epson Connect enabled printers and compatible devices and apps, visit our official site. 7. Wi Fi CERTIFIED; level of performance subject to the range of the router being used. Wi Fi Direct may require printer software. 8. 12 months of standard limited warranty or 50,000 plain paper sheets (whichever happens first). For an additional 12 months (total of 24 months or 50,000 plain paper sheets, whichever happens first), register your product and use Epson genuine ink bottles. See Limited Warranty for details. 9. ET 2500/2550/2600/2650/2700/2750/3600/3700/3750/4500/4550/4750/16500 included ink bottle yields based on the ISO/IEC 24712 pattern with Epson’s methodology. ET 7700/7750 included ink bottle photo yields are significantly lower and are based on the ISO/IEC 29103 pattern with Epson’s methodology. WF R4640 included ink pack yields are estimated based on ISO/IEC 24711 test in Default Mode printing continuously. Actual ink yields will vary considerably for reasons including images printed, print settings, temperature and humidity. Yields may be lower when printing infrequently or predominantly with one ink color. All ink colors are used for printing and printer maintenance, and all colors must be available for printing. For more information, visit our official site. 10. Based on average monthly document print volumes of about 150 pages (ET 2500, ET 2550, ET 2600, ET 2650, ET 2700, ET 2750, ET 4500), 300 pages (ET 3600, ET 3700, ET 3750, ET 4550, ET 4750, ET 7700, ET 7750, ET 16500), and 800 pages (WF R4640). 11. For convenient and reasonable recycling options, visit our official site. 12. SmartWay is an innovative partnership of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that reduces greenhouse gases and other air pollutants and improves fuel efficiency.

Specs 50

Brand Epson
Connectivity Technology Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Wi-Fi (802.11n only), Wi-Fi direct, Ethernet
Printing Technology Inkjet
Special Feature Ethernet,Wireless
Color Black
Model Name ET-7700
Printer Output Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color) 1

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I think I'm in love....
Style: ET-7700
I just received my new Epson ET-7700 today. It is amazing! Here is how things went. Opened box @ 1:45 PM. 1. Frustration free packaging, but box is huge and clearly marked, so no incognito if the package is sitting on your doorstep. All is packaged intelligently. No spilt ink. All those bits of tape that are used to hold a printer in place were easy to remove. 2. First things first-fill up the ink tank. I was nervous Nelly! Light grey carpet & a dog with more white fur, than red fur, who was very curious about my new printer. Thanks to a smart design, pouring the ink is easy. I didn't spill a drop. 3. Fairly bright & decent sized LCD screen made the set up even easier. Once you start the process, it guides you through the rest. Ink was initialized flawlessly. 4. Next came paper settings & loading paper--easy! 5. Next, I went to my Mac and simply typed into a Google search, "Epson ET-7700". First page that came up was for Epson's site. Clicked on it and didn't have to go to any other pages. The entire print & scan installation package listed. Only had to click on it. Works with Mac 10.6-10.12, so even if you have an older Mac, or if your Mac was just bought; you are in good shape. 6. Downloaded & opened installer--took all of about three minutes. Installation was quick. Driver installed & then asked me about WIFI set up. Gave simple instructions on what to do on my printer. 7. WIFI is listed right on the Home screen, so no searching through "Settings". Clicked on WIFI. Two options-wizard or manual. Choose wizard. It detected my home wifi asap. Promoted me for a password. 30 seconds later, I am connected. 8. Returned to computer. Asked about registering. DO THIS! once I finished, my new printer spit out a page giving me all Network settings, including my IP address. 9. Typed IP address into a web browser on my computer (don't type "www" or "http", just the address, which will be a series of numbers and periods, such as 123.22.333.1.123. Super easy interface. Clicking on the first option, "Epson Cloud services" walks you right through setting up your cloud services to play nice with your printer. Supports Dropbox, Evernote, One Note, Google Drive, Box. You can also list your personal email address. 10. Go to printer, click on "Scanning" on home screen. Now all of your accounts are listed. You can scan directly into any of those services, or have it go straight to your email address. I tested all of my mine and everything worked QUICKLY! Yeah, yeah, yeah!!!! 11. Made a quick copy of my Network Services page. Now I have copied, printed, & scanned on my new device. Printed & copied text & color is amazing. No smudging. Scans are crisp and clear too. 12. Went to App store on my iPhone. As soon as I opened the app, I was prompted to agree to terms. Then I was done. It searched for my printer, found it & was printing. 13. iPad went just as well. Printed from Ulysses app, pdf attachment in email, Evernote jpg, picture, etc. 4:00 PM, I am done. When setting up your device, for cloud services; Epson gives you an email address for your printer. If you don't remember it, just scan to email to yourself and the "From" email will be the address to your printer. You can email your own printer, from anywhere in the world. It will print the email and the attachment, as well as send you confirmation emails that your email was "received" and the print was "completed". You receive enough toner to fill up your machine + another full set of bottles to have as spares. All in all, the ink you receive is equivalent to about 30 of those tiny Canon cartridges, or about 20 of the larger HP /Lexmark/Epson standard cartridges. It will take you forever to go through all of that ink, but when you do; you can buy another set of bottles for about $100. That set will be the equivalent of 10-15 sets of inkjet toner cartridges. I have owned and used many, many types of printers (inkjet & laser); Xerox, HP, Epson, Lexmark, & Canon. The prints are some of the best quality prints I've seen. Definitely in the upper 5% for quality. So, you are getting top quality prints for what must be the lowest cost-per-page ratio in the industry. This device has two paper trays; one for more standard sized pages, such as Letter, A4, etc. The other one for less standard sizes, such as envelopes. The standard paper tray doesn't hold much paper (maybe 50 sheets). That is my only complaint. If you print a lot of documents that are more than 50 pages; this could be a problem. There is also a USB port, as well as a SD card port, for printing directly from either. You can print from cloud drives too, so if you set up your Dropbox, Evernote, Onedrive, Google Drive, Box, etc; you can open them and choose a file to print. You can do this on the App too, on your phone. Tested my Dropbox & Evernote--no problems finding files and printing them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2018 by M. M. OCallaghan
ET-7700 selected after exhaustive comparison of color copying and printing performance for small business
Style: ET-7700
Background: When I started my small business, I initially used our home HP Photosmart 7520, which was a solid photo printer and has consistently done a great job of printing product labels. For my particular business, we also have a need for color-accurate photocopies. As the business has grown, the cost of replacement ink cartridges for the HP 7520 has become a significant issue. Although HP claims 750 pages with color per XL ink cartridge, the number is more like 100 (or less) when photocopying full-color pages and printing sheets of product labels. Because the genuine HP cartridges are now $20-$25 each, we use them until they run out, not just until the printer recommends changing it, to maximize the ink use. We've been going through a set of color cartridges every 4-6 weeks. Evaluating Options: Our specific requirements for a new printer were: An improvement in replacement ink/toner cost over the HP 7520; Less frequent cartridge replacement (to avoid the time wasted determining exactly which cartridge finally ran out); Reasonable responsive to copying and printing requests. High-quality color printing on non-photo media - Avery matte and gloss labels. Accurate color photocopies - this one is particularly challenging because it's never covered in reviews. It depends on both the ability of the scanner to properly detect the colors of the original and to match those colors with correct output selections. Eternet was highly desirable but not a 'must have' An automatic document feeder (ADF) for the scanner was a nice to have but not important. In order to evaluate color copy quality, I went to different brick and mortar stores that carry demonstration models. This was still a challenge as I found most stores (Staples, Office Depot and Best Buy) didn't keep their demos properly stocked with ink and paper, or they intentionally place a letter-sized sticker over the copier bed. The Epson EcoTank printers proved to be the most difficult to evaluate, because not a single store had one with ink. I was told the reason for that was that people steal the ink by siphoning it out of the tank. However, a Canon MegaTank printer at the same Office Depot store had a full tank of ink, reportedly because the Canon sales rep loaded it. Calculating Upfront and Running Cost: I included the upfront cost of each printer and used a page count of 10,000 to evaluate all products in the same manner. All page capacities for ink and toner were based off what the manaufacturer claimed, and the pricing for replacement ink and the printers was based off the best available Amazon price on April 23, 2018 using only genuine OEM ink/toner. Color Copy Performance: In evaluating color copy performance, I used a test image selected as a representative challenge for our copying, and used that original document with all tests performed on all equipment. I generally found most laser printers to be significantly inferior to the HP7520's output, which was our baseline. The Canon MF632cdw/MF731cdw laser printer family was the only laser printer to perform adequately enough, but the cost analysis for toner estimated it would only improve our consumable rate by a 25% savings. Both Canon laser printers fell at approximately $1,550 in our evaluation (the 731 was slightly lower due to its larger capacity cartridges and slightly more favorable price point per page). For inkjets, I evaluated an HP 8710 and a Canon Pixma G4200 as having comparable quality copying output, but the time it took to generate a copy was unacceptable. The HP 8710 took 1 minute, 6 seconds to produce a color copy (tested on two different 8710s at different stores and got the same result) and the Canon took approximately 45 seconds. The HP8740 (same family as the 8710 with additional features) was a significant improvement in projected ink cost ($1,135 vs the HP 7520's $2,056). I did not include any of the numerous other printers I tested which produced color copies that were completely unacceptable for our purposes. At the end of the testing, I wasn't able to evaluate the Expression Premium ET-7700 prior to purchase. Since the printer was $449.99 at the time I bought it, this was a big leap of faith, because printers, like most electronics, have highly restrictive return policies if allowed at all. Based on overall good reviews, I still selected the ET-700 for these reasons: -by my cost analysis, it was $490, a 75% savings over the HP7520 and second only to the Canon Pixma G4200 (which was $360). -user reviews reported excellent copy quality and color prints, and times -the fact that it used a photo black lent itself to producing better color prints (based on both user reviews and my experience with the HP7520, which is also a 5-color inkjet) -it had Ethernet (it does not have an ADF) -because the ink bottles refill large tanks, you never need to drain a cartridge or fiddle with cartridges running out (a big bonus particularly with a 5-color product). After buying the ET-7700, I have to both rate it 5-stars and provide a basis of comparison for the testing. I rarely write product reviews, but because of the effort I went through, I wanted to help other potential buyers. The ET-7700's color copy output was superior to all other all-in-ones tested, and slightly better than the HP7520. It copies and prints full color noticeably faster than the HP7520, and was faster at copying than all other inkjets evaluated (the Canon laser printer was the fastest with acceptable quality). The quality of the product labels produced on the same Avery labels was outstanding and not visually different than the HP7520. Loading the ink with the bottles, in my opinion, was trivially easy and clearly thought was put into the system in this regard (the bottle stops filling the tank when the tank is nearly full, and didn't leak during removal even when the bottle had ink remaining in it). I do like how they keyed the bottles to only mate with the correct color. Although I'm very careful, I can't imagine trying to 'fix' putting the wrong color in a tank. In the end it's been a big relief so far that I took the leap and selected the ET-7700. The printer's been in use for one week - if there is an issue overtime I will update my review. The ET-7700 outperformed every other unit I tested quite handily, while still providing us the improvement in efficiency we were hoping for by reducing cartridge fiddling and a staggering reduction in ink cost without compromising quality. It's really a shame people can't see how good the output looks in the brick and mortar stores, because these would really fly off the shelf. Nice job Epson. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2018 by Richard B.
Great quality, frequent jams won't print 5 X 7
Style: ET-7700
The first one jammed so many times Epson sent me a new one under warranty ( excellent help from Epson ) The second took some learning time but the results was beyond expectations as to the quality. The 8 x10's of the vineyard are display quality. I don't do many 5 x7's but when I do it frequently jams otherwise I'd give it 5 stars. Update 8/2/20: Epson sent me a 3d printer. Still won't print 5 X 7 and 8 X 10 jams frequently and lots of lines on black background prints. After several nozzle cleanings they print ok but very time consuming and lots of ink and gloss photo print paper wasted,. maintenance box fills up and needs to be replaced more frequently . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019 by McKee Vineyard
high quality printer, affordable ink, great print quality
Style: ET-7700
Review Image by K-Boy
Updated, Updated review I VERY nearly tossed this printer in the trash. Ink blobs and streaks on everything. Then it occurred to me, could it be the paper??? So I tried some premium 32 lb paper. 32 lb is the key. After two prints, the heads cleaned up and now it prints perfectly at full speed. Seriously it's like a miracle. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Updated review. Have never run out of ink. My heirs will have ink. BUT it's hard to get a good printout. I've added a printout of a recipe card. The blue line at the top is not blue. There are smears everywhere. It looks like this all the time. Apparently, replacing ink cartridges also fixes print heads. So I'm downgrading my rating ----------------------- I failed to submit this review by accident. Almost gave up on this printer due to ink smears on photo paper and recipe cards. Fixed it by turning off fast printing and turning on "thick paper". It's now perfect. A serious problem in Amazon is they are lumping all the Eco-Tank printers into one review. Not good. This is for the ET-7700, which we installed today. We spent maybe an hour and a half, to load the ink, paper, install software from the Internet, and be ready to work. Loading the Ink. Did not spill a drop, completely error proof, if you follow the instructions, like not plugging the printer in first, and not shaking the bottles. There is so much ink that the sound of it going is is "glug, glug, glug". We bought this version because we no longer need Fax, nor a document feeder, nor a wide paper handler, and we could not tolerate the cost of the micro-ink cartridges. We did need photo quality, and separate cassettes for photo and plain 8 1/2 by 11 paper. We also double side everything. It just works, including the scanner. The photos are the best we have ever done at home. I recommend the review by Farhan K on the generic eco-tank printers. I've included his maintenance suggestion below. "- So I decided I am not taking any chances with it and created a small Windows task to print a test page once every week & and a reminder on my phone to turn on the printer that day . I'm including the steps to create that Windows automated task and test print image (which uses minimal ink) if you want to try something similar : (1) In Windows 7/10 : Use the search window to search for "Task Scheduler" (2) Click on 'Create Task' on the right panel , give it a name for Eg. 'Weekly Test Print' and select the button 'Run whether user is logged or not' (3) Under the Triggers tab, define the schedule , frequency and time you want the job to run (4) Under the Action tab, create a new action for 'Start a program' and under Program/Script put "mspaint" and under the 'Add Arguments' section put "/p C:\Users\username\Desktop\InkjetTestPage.jpg" without the quotes. Replace the actual path where you put the file" I've set a schedule to print my grocery list on Monday and Friday, which is about when I need them, so that the printer does not get lonely when we are doing other things, now that we are retired. Oh, one other thing. They raised the price $100 on January 1, 2019, over my price for the last day of 2018. I think they know they have something good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2019 by K-Boy
Expensive and not quite perfect, and yet, maybe the best printer for me!
Style: ET-7700
Ok, this is a complicated review in my opinion. I had a Cannon MP560 that I loved. It was cheap, it did what I needed and it last a long time (8 years). I wanted a printer that was quiet, had a self contained from factor. This means I could put things on top, on left, on the right, an CLOSE the front. I had paper INSIDE the printer, so if I printed, the front opened and printed paper came out. However, over the 8 years I spent a fortune on ink. When it finally died, I tried its replacement, the MX492. I HATED that printer. it was very flimsy and very loud. So, I start pouring through reviews, especially the negative ones, and what I found was that all the cheap inkjet printers were severely flawed or did not meet the compact footprint requirements. I decided to try this $500 epson because of the ink design. I figure in 2-3 years I will save back the extra $400 in ink. So, is it perfect, NO: 1. It is not 100% self contained... as you have to open front LCD display, then pull out tray BEFORE you can print. I found a compromise though where I leave the LDC display tilted out about 15-20 degrees, and I leave the paper tray (#1) out about 2" so it comes to the bottom edge of the display without sticking out. 2. The trays when you do pull them out feel flimsy. I don't see the complaint about the #2 tray not holding a lot of paper, as it is meant for photos. 3. ok, the scanner is one sheet at a time, yet I take that limitation so the top of the device does not require never putting anything on top of it. Note, this is a high end personal printer, not an office scanner... Good things: 1. The ink setup is genius. They have designed (and patented) a setup that prevents even low tech users from making a mistake. You do not have to buy expensive ($15 to $20ea) cartridges. It is easy to put in ink and the include about $200 worth of ink. I won't have to even buy ink for 18 to 24m. 2. The print quality if VERY good 3. The photo quality on 4x6 (using my old cannon 4x6 photo paper I've had sitting around for 5+ years) is a excellent. Having a 2 yr old with a baby on the way, we will actually use this printer for photos!! 4. Its quiet 6. Its self contained on bottom, sides, and back, and you can put something light on top when you do not need the scanner. I like placing my printer on top of my file cabinet under the hutch so it takes up very little space 7. The paper trays are *inside* the unit. You do not need paper sticking out of the top, the back, to print. I despise that requirement in a home printer. 8. The LED display is EASY for me to read. My near vision has begun fading in past 6 years and I could not read my cannon mp560 display without reading glasses. This Epson is VERY easy to read. I'm a very technically saavy user and I have had no problem with setup or use of the printer. I find it quite easy to use. I was able to setup printer from my wife's android phone so she can printer baby photos whenever she likes with a touch screen button push. So, if you are home users, do not scan too often, want high quality printer, compact footprint, willing to pay more up front to save hundreds on ink, this could be the best printer for you too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2018 by Ta'veren
Worth the investment overall
Style: ET-7700
Review Image by Ty
Review Image by Ty
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PROS: - Print quality is AMAZING. Printing on photo paper results in pictures that look like they came from a photo lab. I seriously can’t tell the difference between photos I print and those that I order from the store. - Ink is crazy efficient. I’ve printed countless black-and-white pages; shipping labels; full-color, high-resolution printouts; and a couple photos over the past 2 or 3 months (near-daily use). The ink has barely moved. - Setup was pretty easy, as was filling the tanks with ink. (Again, So. Much. Ink. I can’t get over how much was included and how long it’s lasting. With my Kodak, I was going through ink cartridges every month or two.) CONS: - The wireless connection is slow & takes about a minute to send from the computer to the printer. It’s much faster to hook it up to the USB, which is kind of a pain given that it’s got the wireless feature and I need my USB ports for other hardware I’m usually running simultaneously. Not a dealbreaker but worth mentioning. - I use the rear feed more than I expected due to the fact that I print on thicker paper or photo paper quite frequently. Again, this is slow. You have to select rear feed, then it takes a bit to prepare (whatever that means), then you have to load and print one sheet at a time. I can live with it, but the one star was knocked off mainly due to the pain/slowness of using the rear feed. (This may be personal preference, but I much prefer a rear-feed printer that doesn’t flip the paper as it’s pulled through. I would have gladly given up the closed paper tray for fully rear feed, but I couldn’t find any other models that would offer printing of this quality and with the refillable ink.) - Speaking of the closed paper trays, I spent a good 30 minutes trying to figure that out. It is definitely cheap plastic like other reviews have mentioned. I couldn’t figure out how to get the tray to slide out to allow paper to be filled. I was scared I was going to break it, and the instructions were not helpful. FYI: There’s a place where you have to push down while sliding outward (to release the bottom tray from the top). - This might be hard to explain, but it often prints on 2 pages at once using the paper tray. It’ll start printing on the first, then it also accidentally grabs a second sheet of paper about halfway through. Half of my document is printed on each page, resulting in 2 wasted pieces of paper. To avoid waste, this requires me to print one single sheet at a time - which again, is slow and frustrating, regardless of whether I’m using the front or the rear feed. I’ve figured out that slowing the printing speed down minimizes this, but it’s still frustrating that it’s an issue at all. I realize that there are more cons than pros. HOWEVER, the print quality makes the smaller inconveniences worth it - at least so far. It is time consuming to print and, for my small business and how often I print, it does slow my work day down a bit. That being said, I’ve thoroughly impressed with the quality of the prints and the efficiency of the ink. Despite the cons, I would definitely recommend this printer as of now. (I will also note that I DID pay full price for this printer and received no compensation at all. I was nervous with how many paid reviews I saw but decided to take a chance. Overall, I’m glad I did.) **UPDATE, Jan. 2019: Still extremely happy with this printer. I’ve had it 9 months, use it every day for multiple high-quality prints, and have yet to refill the ink. (Over 2000 full-color sheets and over 1000 black-and-white the last time I checked.) The maintenance box finally had to be replaced about a week ago. It was SUPER easy. The replacement came with the printer in the first place, and the software on the computer walked me through it in a few simple steps; it took maybe 3 minutes. (I was nervous based on some other negative reviews about the maintenance box specifically, but it truly was too easy. Don’t let those sway you!) Overall, I’ve had no major issues with the printer and have been extremely impressed with the prints and, especially, the ink efficiency. It has been well worth the price, in my case. *UPDATE #2, August 2019: I refilled the ink tank somewhere around May (a year after getting the printer). An extra set of bottles came with the printer, so I still haven’t had to buy ink 1-1/2 years in. I used the original replacement maintenance box back in January, and it does need to be replaced again (8 months later - still daily use of full-color pages). All I’ve spent in the past 1-1/2 years (besides the up front cost) is $10 for a 2nd maintenance box. (I ordered it directly from Epson.) *UPDATE #3, October 2020: Finally loaded the last of our original ink into the printer. I’m confident this will still last another year or so. I’m still extremely happy with this printer and would buy another in a heartbeat, should this one go out for any reason. Well worth the investment and I’ve upped it to 5 stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2018 by Ty
Great photos, Frustrating Printer
Style: ET-7700
We've had this printer for just over a year now. I'm in the process of ordering a new printer. I loved the long lasting ink, The picture quality of the photos and the speed at which it prints. The printing experience it self is a total mess. Hardware : The paper trays are finicky and hard to align. The output tray needs to be in the exact full out position or the printer will not print, this means that if it gets nudged you have to go over and set it again. The two input trays are too close together and bellow the finicky output tray so they are super hard to set up and don't hold a lot of paper. The windows driver is a mess. I have 4 computers in the house and they are in one way or another have printing problems. 3/4 of all our prints stop printing halfway. or just get set as printing errors and the drivers to clear these out. on 2 of my computers i now have several printer copies of this printer installed because the printing error on them caused the driver not to uninstall propperly. I will be moving this printer into my office for exclusively printing photos because I just don't know what else to do with it. Save your money get something else that has a less frustating printing experience. My previous printer was a cannon and i would take it back in a heartbeat right now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020 by Alireza Razmpoosh
Correction to Printer Dimensions and Initial Impressions
Style: ET-7700
First off, let's correct the dimensions. The specifications above list the dimensions of this printer (ET-7700) as 23.5 x 16.7 x 7.7 in. I think they're thinking of the box it ships in. The true dimensions of this printer are 16 3/4" wide (across the front) x 14 1/4" deep (with output tray closed) x 6 3/8" tall (with scanner lid included). The glass scanner bed is 12 1/2" x 8 3/4". Now to installation. Total time of set up for me was 1 hour 15 minutes (with a couple very short breaks). There's lots of tape and padding on this printer when shipped, so open everything up and remove it all. Next Read the directions (not the Quick Guide). The directions are easy to follow and I didn't have any trouble understanding them. Filling the ink tanks is fairly easy, but takes some time (glug, glug, glug). I was very careful to make sure I had the correct ink bottle for the correct port. Look at the label on the bottles and the ink port and make sure you are filling the correct one. I can't imagine what you'd do if you put the wrong ink in the port. After "charging" (priming) the print head with ink, you'll need to top the chambers off. After topping off, the my initial bottles had just a little bit of ink left in the bottom, so I saved them to top off later. I'm just frugal. I spent the most time going through the print head alignment exercise. Have lots of light and your glasses to distinguish the samples when selecting good vs bad. It connected with no issues to my WiFi network, however, it appears to recognize only my 2.4 Ghz signal and not my 5 Ghz. My first impression of the printer is positive, but I have yet to scan or print anything beyond the test page, so I'll save that review for later. Here are things I think will bug me and could have been done better: You have to manually pull out the output tray. It extends nearly 6" beyond the front of the printer, so it's not something I can leave out all the time due to space reasons. The output tray is just above the 2 paper trays and all are stacked very closely together. I'm sure I'll get used to it, but at first, I wasn't sure what was what and which tray to pull out when prompted during installation. Printer tray 1 (for 3.5 x5, 4x6 and 5x7) pushes in beyond where it belong and if you're not careful, you can push it inside the printer where it's very hard to retrieve. It clicks in place on the pull back; it would be nice if it did that on the way in to let you know "you're there". (**Update: The printer tray will return to it's proper positioning automatically, no need to pull it back). That's all for now. I'll revisit this review after I've had some time with the printer. ***Update*** After nearly 6 months, I still hold with all of the above. It's still a pain to have to open 2 panels and pull out the tray every time I need to print something. As for quality, I'm very happy. Photo printing is beautiful and the blacks actually are black (not purplish black like my old Canon). The scanner is fairly fast and does its job. However, it doesn't work with Microsoft's Scan app. The app doesn't recognize the scanner. I used the Epson scan app that came with the printer. It's adequate and does the job. After all of these months, though I'm not an extremely heavy printer, it's barely touched the ink reservoir. So all in all, I believe it was a good purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2019 by Thomas N. Beiter
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