Epson - WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer

If you are the type of person that is always on the move and ever had a moment that you wish you had a full blown printer handy, this Epson WF-110 fits right in. Coming in at a bit over a foot wide, half that deep and a couple inches tall while folded this printer can easily fit in a backpack. With it being battery operated and wireless you could literally pull this out in the middle of the woods and start printing from a laptop, phone or other mobile device. You can print full color or gray scale documents and photos at a fairly decent rate. While it’s not as fast as a standard office printer, it does fairly well, even on battery. The down side to the small size is the small ink capacity and limited paper feed. The feed tray is limited to about 20 pages of standard paper and about 5 photo pages, otherwise it will jam when attempting to pull a page in. I had a few jams that needed manual nudging with just three 4x6 photo cards, was easier just doing one at a time. While printing a large document can be a bit tedious having to restock it each time. The cartridges claim 200 color and 250 black, but the meter is already reporting half black after only 60 grayscale pages. You also have an additional maintenance cartridge, one extra included, that is snapped into the bottom for the ink residue. Very little detail is provided about it, but the display and the Epson printer software will alert you when it needs replacing. Battery life will get you at most 100 grayscale pages with Wi-Fi direct connection. However, you can charge with the AC adapter, USB while not printing or get the additional external battery that attaches to the back for extended use. Quality of the prints look just as good as my larger office printer with only minor differences when compared side by side up close. Border-less photos looked a little flat, but the details were still presentable. This is by no means a full blown replacement for your office printer, but to have near the same quality while carrying it around without the need of electricity is hard to beat.

This Epson WF-110 is a cool little portable printer that allows the user to take a very capable printer on the go. It's small, lightweight and prints very well. It's not a multi-function, so there are no extras like scanning, fax or copy. It's a dedicated printer and it excels at the task. Setup of the printer is easy enough. Removing the packing tape was probably the most time consuming step of the initial setup. The printer ships with the power cord, two ink cartridges and a USB cable. The black and color 215 ink cartridges pop right inside a small cover on the front. I checked the street price of replacement cartridges and they're pretty reasonable. It takes a few minutes for the ink to charge after initial installation. The top lid folds up to become a paper guide and acts as a protective cover when closed. A 24-watt AC adapter is included. The battery takes about two-hours to fully charge. An amber LED indicator on the front shows the battery charging status and turns off once the battery is fully charged. If battery power isn't needed, the printer can also be used on AC power with the charger like a traditional printer. The printer ships with an Epson software disk containing drivers, a user's manual and not much else. I don't have an optical drive on the laptop used with this printer anyhow, so I just used the native driver provided by Windows 10 when I installed the new device. It works perfectly fine. The printer works via WiFi, WiFi direct or direct connect using the included USB cable. I prefer WiFi when using it at home and WiFi Direct when on the go. The WiFi connection has been very solid, even if the printer has been off for a while. I love the fact that the printer is 5G compatible. Although 5G isn't necessary to use the printer more efficiently, it does eliminate potential WiFi connection issues in mixed mode or 5G only networks. The USB cable can also be used to charge the battery but is much slower than charging with the power cord. The LCD screen is tiny and not touch enabled. Menus are navigated using physical buttons located to the right of the screen. It's not the worst printer screen I've ever used but can quickly become pretty tedious if you need to drill down deep into the menu system or enter a complex WiFi password. Printing is fast, quiet and the print quality is very good. I use Epson's 24 lb bright white paper and the results are excellent. While it may not be razor-sharp and rival the output from a good color laser or even Epson's high-end inkjet models, I'd rate it on par with Epson's mid-range printers. I included some sample printing photos to give an idea. One photo shows a line of text that I printed from this Epson and a different printer made by another manufacturer. The other printer is a full-sized multi-function and sells for over $300. The text printed from this Epson is the bottom line. The quality is more than sufficient for personal and business printing alike. The Epson WF-110 is a very capable little printer that can save time and money if printing is needed on the go. It's portable and can be carried around during the day but it's not going to slip inside a typical briefcase or bag. It's just too big and chunky for that. I enclosed photos of the printer next to a 14" laptop. It should give an idea of the size. Not only is the printer a little large for smaller bags and briefcases but the AC adapter is the same style and size as those used by laptops. The adapter is not necessarily a must-have while carrying the printer but some may choose to carry it rather than relying on slower USB charging. It's a portable printer indeed but don't expect it to be as small and easy to carry as a portable scanner.

I hate printers, they’re bulky, ugly and the ink cartridges are expensive plus I rarely really use one. However, a printer to me is much like an umbrella, never think about them but when you need one there’s never one around. So I decided I better get a printer but it would have to be small, too bad they weren’t invisible, but hey. I was lucky and happened on this new Epson compact printer. I love the small footprint as I can just store it away in a drawer and that’s the end of it but when I need one it’s there. Pretty much plug and play, easy to use and set up. I’ll never go back to a regular size printer again. Highly recommend to those like me who don’t like bulky printers and only find the need to use them once in awhile. This little cute compact printer is the perfect answer.

I have been using this tiny powerful printer and I am beyond happy. It is small compact bringing the power cord, two ink cartridges (color and black) and a maintenance tool. It is very easy to ensemble and connect. It connects to Wifi and is very lightweight. It fits anywhere and you can either print from your computer or phone. I have printed some work for me and my high school kids and the quality is great. You think that because it is small with not many features included would be poor but you are wrong. The quality exceeds my expectations. The colors are exceptional and bright. You can't ask for more from this tiny powerful printer. I have tried lots of big regular printers but this one is far beyond better than all those ones out there and you can carry it anywhere. I recommend it to anyone who needs power like this. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I'm on the road and in my car quite a bit. Nothing more frustrating than trying to find an office supply store to print a sales quote or fact sheet! Enter the WorkForce WF-110. First impressions: Man this thing is tiny! The design is really cool and actually fits in my glovebox or under my passenger seat. It's about half as tall as a standard tissue box and a little wider. Build quality looks pretty good too. I don't plan on transporting it often outside my car, but it looks like it would hold up well. The fact that it is chargeable by microUSB is brilliant! I was able to plug it into my car USB port and print away! Print Quality/Speed: I figured that the print quality would meet my basic needs - and I was right. Print was crisp and no smearing/smudging. I didn't print any photos but based on what I read about on last years model I assume they'll look good too. What really impressed me was the speed. When plugged into power the speed was super fast! On the battery it slowed down a bit but certainly fast enough to get the job done! AirPrint: I'm an Apple guy and once I had the printer set-up I was easily able to print copies of a contract that I had signed on my iPad. Imagine being able to use your Apple pencil to capture signature digitally but then be able to print off a paper copy with signature in your car. I pulled open the PDF, tapped the share button, and the printer came up quickly from my choices and started printing like magic. Way cool! Unit Cost: I can't stress this enough - this is a niche printer. Do you need a portable printing solution? Do you have a small home office where work space is at a premium? If yes, this printer may be for you. At $299 retail this is more expensive than your typical home printers that work equally well at printing. If this printer is providing you a solution to a portability need or a space issue - then it's highly worth considering! Print Cost: Same as above - this printer uses a specialized cartridge that costs about $22 for black and $17 for the combined color cartridge. Since all colors are in one cartridge if one of the three goes quickly you may be wasting ink. I print mostly in black and white and the $22 cartridge yields about 250 pages. At .08-.09 cents a sheet this isn't for your bulk print jobs. If you're printing a manual - might as well print it at an office supply store. You're paying for convenience with this little guy. Drive to a small town and instead of having to track down someplace to print a small project - I've got everything I need.

This printer is a great item especially for “on the go” printing. Set up was super simple right out of the box, just plug it in and install the two enclosed ink cartridges and set up Wifi directly on the printer. I was slightly worried about the print quality because it’s a small printer but I printed a photo of my sister and it came out fantastic. I love that it comes with a micro usb connector to charge the printer (it takes up less space if you’re traveling). The power off timer is a great feature and you can adjust the amount of time it shuts off. Pros: small footprint, print quality, ease of use Cons: not really a con but you have to turn the printer back on if you want to print. My phone recognizes the printer but won’t connect unless it’s turned on. Not sure about the number of pages the cartridges will print. The cartridges are about 38.00 for the two, so not sure about the cost per sheet yet. Overall I am extremely pleased with the WorkForce WF-110. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I have owned several Epson printers and one thing I can say they are reliable, I trust this will not be left behind. There is one thing about this printer it is compact. This printer is relatively small for its capability, and is not heavy. Setting up just took a few minutes,follow the instructions on the small screen install the two small ink cartridges, and connect it to the Wifi. Under the lid which is also the paper holder, you will find the control panel plus a 1.4in color screen. Fully charging the internal battery took a little more than 2 hrs. This printer can be connected via Wifi and Wifi-Direct and USB, I used Windows 10 and Android phone it automatically recognized the printer over Wifi. The printer is pretty quiet, it prints at a decent speed and the print quality is pretty good. It has good built quality, and the texture on the surface gives a nice grip when holding it. On the front it has two lights indicator one for the power and the other one for charging. On the right side is has lock slot if you wish to install a locking cable, and on the left you have A/C slot and micro USB slot. On the back it has a cover which can be removed to install and extended battery, and the bottom it has a compartment for a maintenance cartridge. If you don’t have a CD drive you can go to the manufacture website and download the drivers for Windows 10 or Mac, I recommend it because you can monitor the ink levels with the software. The manufacturer did not mention the battery life but I was able to print around 5 pages completely full (color/black/mix) until the first bar dropped, and after 2 days standby it still had 1 bar left. In the box it included the printer, 2 ink cartridges 1 color, 1 black, additional maintenance cartridge, USB cable, A/C adapter, Manuals and a CD. If you travel and take your work on the go this portable printer is your solution, no more going to hotel lobby to print, and with its small form factor this printer will fit nicely in a laptop bag. Overall this is one of the most compact color printer I have seen with minimal weight, flexibility and connectivity this definitely will get the job done on the go.

I am impressed the ease to set up this compact Epson printer. It took me just a few minutes by following the Quick Guide sent along in the box. It was easy to read, follow and very thorough. Anyone with any level of technical skills can do this ! I set it up in just a few minutes on my laptop. Epson WF-110 is the most technologically advanced home printer on the market. You use your home wi-fi, you do not have to use a cord anymore and it prints just as great. The printer now can run on battery so you can make it transportable or plug it into an outlet. I love that so I can take it to the library with me. The printer weighs just a few pounds and you can stick it into your backpack. Epson has a support hotline and even videos to help you with any questions if you have issues with your printer. This product is top of the line. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.