Customer Ratings & Reviews

I don't know if maybe something was wrong or defective with the printer but I tried printing a couple of brochures for my business and it looked like water color, just faded and kinda dull, not sharp like what I had envisioned. I returned it and got another color printer from another brand that does what I need it to.

Doesn’t scan more then 7 pages at one time! Wish I would have never bought it

Somewhat frustrating to use. There are better printers out there. Not satisfied at all.

The installer was great. The experience at the store was not acceptable. The printer I purchased was sold and I had to wait an additional 2 weeks. It was in stock when purchased. Can not call the store and talk to anyone at that location. Had to drive there twice to check on the status. Will not purchase there again.

It didn't have a fax machine which is what I was told it was supposed to have.

For an all-in-one color printer, this one has been performing very good. The features work very well and are easy to use and navigate. It's a bit pricey, but with the refillable ink tanks and the 2year of ink supplied, you'll be saving far more in ink cartridges and doing the environment a favor too! Good for your wallet and the planet, win win. You should get about 7500 prints from a tank of black and 6000 for color.The print quality is good as well, wether printing documents or a photo. It was pretty easy to set up and is pretty light for an all in one. With the WI-FI it can pretty much anywhere, mines set up in the kitchen because I'm always printing coupons or pictures of the kids! Its also pretty quiet and scans images fairly quickly, capturing a crisp image. while the 2.4 inch touch screen is easy to use, I would've preferred a larger screen, that's really the con I have with this printer. overall it does a great job and just knowing I don't need to run out and get those ink cartridges any more is a great feeling. All in all a great printer that saves you money in the long run. This is a review for the Epson EcoTank ET-3760 All-In-One SuperTank Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Did not like white, felt cheap, did not like small display screen

I did not like this machine at all. Doesn't work well, waste of money

I've owned several Epson printers and all including the Epson EcoTank 3760 have lived up to my expectations. Setup was a breeze. The unit was good to go in less than 10 minutes. I was able to connect to my cell immediately there after. The tanks are super easy to fill. No muss. No fuss and will save mucho Dinero over the life of the unit. The print quality for documents is excellent, however as a photo printer the Epson EcoTank 3760 is just okay. Worth the money... Cheers!

Product sold to me was not the one I requested. Unfortunately I didn't realize until it was too late to return. Software disc was not included with the product and became too difficult to install - not user friendly.

In all, a decent printer so far. Prints clean, quiet, quick and accurate. Unit feels well built and perfectly suited for a small / home office and / or household (like mine) with 2 high school, soon to be college kids. Set-up was easy, as expected. To be perfectly frank, the reason I selected this was due to size / price / longevity of ink tanks. That said, it is far too early to comment on that but I have no reason to believe that it won't operate as advertised. As noted in title, good printer but I hope (and have no reason to believe that it won't) last as advertised. Based on everything I know now, I can easily recommend to a friend. Disclaimer: This product was provided free, or at reduced cost, for the purpose of reviewing the product. Nevertheless, the above review, be it positive, negative, or anywhere in-between, is a 100% honest review, and the price paid played absolutely no part in my review.

Let me start with the only cons I can think of for this printer... it needs to have a tray for photo paper so I can print more!!! The pictures are also just a tad washed out, but I am working on editing to help with that. Now the pros. The size is great, especially since it has an ADF and those big ink tanks. Speaking of the ink tanks, it is amazing how much ink can be stored in the printer at a time, no more flipping cartridges in and out during a photo printing session. The genuine Epson ink is also very inexpensive... finally one of the manufacturers listened to all of us! Setup was a breeze, with not only the network setup going smoothly, before long, I was sending myself prints through email, which is a very handy thing to have with so many different mobile devices in use in our house. The only drawback is the one mentioned above... without a separate tray for photo paper, I can't print regular documents through email if there is photo paper loaded. A minor gripe, but it was the one real thing I ran across while using it these past few days that I wish I could change. As far as speed, it does pretty decent as most printers do these days and the print quality on documents is very nice. I also have a laser printer, so don't print documents on inkjets all that often. It has been some time since I owned an Epson printer, the ink used to be too expensive to keep loaded, so the printheads would dry out, leading to some very frustrated moments! I expect that this one will not have any of those problems since it has such large tanks (and a complete set of spare bottles was not too expensive) and it is easy to see the ink level from the front. Overall, this is a very nice, small volume printer that handles a variety of tasks well, prints on a wide range of paper types and sizes and is very easy on the wallet. I would have no problem recommending this to anyone looking for a printer to fill that job.

The best feature about this printer is the compatibility it has with all the devices in the house. Once it is setup on WiFi, any device (phone, laptop or computer) can easily connect and print. You don't have to install any software on your devices, and for all but one of my dozen devices, they connected and installed the driver seamlessly. I also should mention a few words about the new technology - the EcoTank. Before this technology, I stayed away from inkjet printers because the cartridges were messy, expensive and often dried out before I used them. I have to say the technology for the ink on this printer is very cool. After pouring in the ink (with the no spill bottles), the printer goes through a process of pressurizing and sealing in the ink, so it can't dry out. Also, a refill for all the ink (colors and black) is in the $20 range, so very reasonable in my opinion. As to the quality of the printing, it is good. I would say it is what I expected. Not as bold as a laser printer but still very good quality. When printing pictures, the quality is also pretty good but of course not picture quality. You can print pictures directly from your phone to the printer, which is also very cool. I have to say, that overall, this multi-function printer is sleek, well designed, easy to setup and use, and very very versatile.

I've been checking out the Epson Ecotanks for a while. I'm tired of my cartridges drying out during those seasons when we don't use the printer enough and they get expensive to just throw away. While the cost may be more on the front end, the savings on ink will offset that quickly. My big concern, of course, is that during the summer months we don't use the printer very often so I was worried about drying out or clogging. A suggestion from another model was to print at least one sheet a week so that won't be a problem. So, I'll be sure to print out my digital coupon lists. There are a lot of features to this printer. I particularly like the automatic double-sided copying and the ADF features. While it doesn't spit out the documents, it also isn't slow. With a bigger paper tray, I don't have to fill it as often either so hopefully no more getting called to put paper in the printer from the kids upstairs. There are a number of things I've printed off at work due to either needing double-sided copies which I can now easily print at home without the hassle of manually flipping the pages. The printing was clear and crisp and the color was good. All in all, this seems like a good printer for a family who have different needs but I think would also work well for a small home business.

I'm a Brother printer fan and I've been running the HL2040 laser printer, the MFC-J4620DW and MFC-J895DW ink jet printers. I like all of them because the price of ink is cheap. I can afford to use genuine ink in all of them. Now comes along the Epson ET-3760 Ecotank and talk about nice. The printer comes with full bottles of all 4 inks. The box states it should last about 2 years before I run out. I figured that the refills would have to be expensive, but to my surprise, they are equivalent to my other printers. Setup was a bit tedious, but it just took time. You want to make sure you read the steps and follow them. You add the ink before you plug it in, with a bit left in each jar. Why I asked and then set them a side. I plugged it in, downloaded the software and installed it. I ran it twice so I could do USB and Lan. After a number of test prints done on the initial setup, I found out why they left ink in each bottle. The setup must fill up lines because when it completed, I could visually see how much ink it used. The left over filled the tanks to full again. Then the bottles could be tossed out. I would say if I had one small gripe, it's that Epson should have used different designs for each bottle. I kept thinking, what if I put the wrong color bottle on the wrong reservoir, lol. Other than that, it looks like a great printer. My pages print very nicely and a bit quicker than my older printers. Oh I did have an issue where it doesn't print from Microsoft Mail. Not sure why yet as it is the default printer. I was using Mail with a Yahoo account and it didn't print. I opened Yahoo Mail in Chrome and it printed without issue. For anyone looking for an all in one, I'd recommend the unit!

This printer has all the basic functions, as well advanced functions that will meet most everyone's printer and scan needs. It is not a compact printer but doesn't take up a very large footprint. What makes these Epson printers stand apart is the refillable liquid ink tanks. It is a little more work than replacing a cartridge, but if you only have to do it every 1 - 2 years it is worth it. You need to be careful when filling the tanks as to not make a mess. Once they are filled the printer goes through a rather lengthy process of removing air bubbles in the tanks and calibrating the printhead. If you have an iPhone you can print directly to the printer without having to download any additional software. The PC software is simple to connect to the printer and the settings are easy to understand. Everyday printing is quick and high quality. Pictures look professional when using a good photo paper. The feeder holds enough sheets that you will not have to touch the printer very often after the initial setup. The ink bottles are much cheaper than comparable ink cartridges and will last much longer. You can find cheaper printers, however they may end up costing more in the long run with having to buy costly ink cartridges more often.

Getting this printer to wake up and print is time consuming and difficult. Worst printer I have ever purchased. I would not recommend it to anyone.

Would not purchase again, printing appears light or faded, loading programing in PC was difficult, ink does not dry on photo paper, shows I am out of ink and they are full

The Epson EcoTank 3760 meets all of my checkboxes for what I needed in an all-in-one. I was looking for a printer that had a large capacity of ink, so that I wouldn't need to be refilling constantly. Check. This one has capacity to last almost two years! I can't claim the accuracy of that after only a few weeks of use, but I can say the tanks and refill bottles are much larger than the one in my previous printer. The quality of the printing is great for documents, photos, etc. I tested it with plain paper and photo paper and printed out numerous vacation photos and the quality was great in both situations. The printer also comes with a 30 page document feeder, which is convenient for making photo copies or scanning. Note that this model does not have fax. Epson has another model in their lineup that has the fax capability, if needed. For me, I did not need it. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this printer so far. It was easy to setup, but it did take about 30 min because you needed to fill the ink cartridges and then calibrate the print heads, and then connect it to your wireless network. Software install was easy and without incident. Overall, this appears to be a great printer. Hopefully I will save some money in the long run by needing to purchase ink much less frequently!

For the price, I was expecting significantly better printing quality. I had to return it because it was not worth the price.