Thinking which one is better.. this one or Epson's Epson WorkForce WF-7520 Wireless All-in-One Wide-Format Color Inkjet Printer, Scanner, Copier, Fax. Is there anyone who compared those? I am a musical composer and need to print/scan 11x17 papers (30...
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Sorry, but I really don't know much about Epson All-in-Printers; however, I can say that I am happy with the performance of my Brother MFCJ6910DW for my business needs.
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I scan wireless with it and find it fast enough especially when creating pdf with 200 to 300 dpi (good results), and with the ADF it can manage double sided too. Yuo have to start the epson scanner software on the computer first, then operate from the computer, setting pdf or image format, resolution etc, document name and where to save.
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I never asked as I needed a printer quick so bought a $50 Epson from Walmart and am totally happy with it. Threw away the Brother as I was totally irritated and didn't want to waste anymore time on it. Admittedly I am an Epson fan as that was the brand I had before with no problem and tried the Brother and went back to Epson.
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I am not sure...I put in my EPSON WF-2540 and it hasn't printer out anything...only color and very light...not sure is printer is jacked up or ink???
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I have to agree with A. Geib I bumped up the phyical memory, used quality paper printed at the highest resolution and got very good resultsIt is abit slow on the first thing printing and sounds like a jet when I turn it on, but it was worth the money so far, I also have a Brotherat work and its a workhorse.I've used HP's Lexmark, Cannon, Epson it compares to them all, the interesting thing for me is watching the sell price move up and downI may start tracking it for fun.
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Yes, very well. My wife and I have an iMac and a MacBook Pro - originally ran OS X 10.6.x and now are running OS X Mavericks (10.9). The Epson WorkForce WF-3520 works with them perfectly, both directly attached and wirelessly. The scanner and printing features, like the double-sided printing, work without any trouble or hassle. The only thing we haven't tried is faxing because our home business does things electronically (such as PDFs) instead of faxes.
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Honestly it doesn't matter which printer you get. If you like HP, then get a HP; if you like Epson, then get an Epson. The same can be said for most other brands. Personally, I have an Epson SW215W and I like it a lot. As mentioned in another response, I would also recommend a wireless printer. As for costs; printers are very cheap these days, the expense is in the running costs, i.e. printer cartridges. So look for the printer that has the lowest running costs per page. The cost of the printer becomes rapidly irrelevant the more pages you print. I hope this helps.
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If you are on a tight budget, determine if you need a wide-format or special material printer. If not, skip this one. This one does 11x17 (I was using that) and even rolled paper (not used by me). The problem with it is that it does not handle card stock reliably. Because Epson does not make the type of paper stock I use most (4-up postcards) I bought the Avery product the Epson website recommended. Finding the right paper setting for the particular stock you want to print ends up costing you in wasted ink and paper. My biggest issue is with the tech support people who make everything the consumer's fault and basically have NO constructive suggestions on how to fix the problems. If you are on a tight budget, determine if you need a wide-format or special material printer. If not, skip this one. This one does 11x17 (I was using that) and even rolled paper (not used by me). The problem with it is that it does not handle card stock reliably. Because Epson does not make the type of paper stock I use most (4-up postcards) I bought the Avery product the Epson website recommended. Finding the right paper setting for the particular stock you want to print ends up costing you in wasted ink and paper. My biggest issue is with the tech support people who make everything the... » Read More If you are on a tight budget, determine if you need a wide-format or special material printer. If not, skip this one. This one does 11x17 (I was using that) and even rolled paper (not used by me). The problem with it is that it does not handle card stock reliably. Because Epson does not make the type of paper stock I use most (4-up postcards) I bought the Avery product the Epson website recommended. Finding the right paper setting for the particular stock you want to print ends up costing you in wasted ink and paper. My biggest issue is with the tech support people who make everything the consumer's fault and basically have NO constructive suggestions on how to fix the problems. « Show Less
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Not a direct answer, but I have an Epson WF-3540 and it works perfectly. No issue at all. Frankly, I decided the price was worth the risk - and it was for me.
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Hello and good day. The 3210 was a capable printer. WHEN IT WORKED. For I did had soft ware issues, I had to delete everything an reinstall. But for me was the feed mechanism. Over an over an over, paper jams. So got tired an got EPSON 837. An EPSON WAY OUT PERFORMED HP.... just the issue is inks are EXPENSIVE.
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I am a professional photographer, and I Love epson. I use the 9600, but they have smaller models available. The canons are getting better as well, but epson is still top notch in my book. Tom
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I have the printer. I purchased the 950 & 951 (3 color) cartridges. But have changed them yet. I'm still using the cartridges that came with printer. Love the printer, wireless & print quality is great
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I bought one of these printers a couple of years ago and had problems from the beginning - constant jams, all kinds of sounds, etc. finally threw it out and bought a Epson Workforce which has operated perfectly for two years.
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Personally, I think ALL inkjet printers "ink value" is a huge rip off. This printer seems to be average in ink usage compared to all the others I have ever had. I also have a HP Officejet Pro 8000 and both seem to use about the same amount of ink per cartridge. This 7610 is a decent value compared to other printers. No better or worse.
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Well, according to Epson, it won't work. The T127120 is a high capacity cartridge for the WF-3520, which is my first, latest and only Epson printer I've ever owned(only HP since 1980's), it's an incredible All-in-One. The manufacturers make their money mainly from the ink and toner cartridges, not from the sale of printers, so I've been told. I wouldn't be surprised, as John A Lichty wrote that they may not be interchangeable.
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I have a Epson WF 3520 and they work just fine. I get a notice from Epson saying they are not an Epson product. I just click on I understand and go on. After reading of problems some had with this or other refills I made the decision not to mix Epson cartridges with the refills. Not sure if this had any help in getting around chip problems or not. All I can say is my experience has been very good. I am getting ready to do a large printing and I may know more about the number of pages it will print on one set of cartridges.
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Epson Office Styllus T1110 is my printer and it did not work with it. Lost my money. Know nothing about Epson Workforce 615.