Customer Ratings & Reviews

Like the printer just the ink cartridges empty very quickly so it becomes expensive to run

This my third time buying a printer from your establishment. Each one gets worse. I will be packing it up again and bring to you.

Pathetic printing quality. However, the sales team at Best Buy are just awesome

I have not been able to set up this printer. I dont understand the instructions so still not able to use.

just prints blank pages. terrible product. impossible to troubleshoot.

I was not able to set up wireless. I even worked approx an hour with a tech from Epsom and still could not get it to work.

The cartridges that came with it didn't work so I had to buy a new set just to see if the printer even worked.

could never get it set up. had about 5 people try and nothing. said needed a driver

With in 40 print ink gone dont wast money try some other printer

Doesn’t work well will eat ink so tasty, I have to keep buying ever week sorry can’t afford that

Would not connect to Wifi and would not print clearly. Returned for refund!

I got a new printer and the print quality was poor.

This is very unfriendly. Touchtone pad doesn't work efficiently. must make one copy at a time

It uses a lot of ink, the spare parts are very expensive. one is better. eco tank

I was disapointed, Returned the product. Would not recomend

Error and not function in one month buy. Not recommend this product

Could not get it to print, and nobody fixed it, I called 4 times and nobody fixed it

Doesn’t print well. Freezes up when you try to cancel any printing.

I just installed the Epson Expression Home XP-4200 Color Inkjet in my home “office”, and I have to say I’m impressed with this small but capable All-in-One printer. The quick-start instructions are pretty much what you would expect, but the Epson Smart Panel app for Apple or Android smartphones used to set up the printer is world class. I installed the app on an Apple SE (iOS 15.6.1) and used it to finish the setup process including linking the printer to the Wi-Fi network. The app took on the appearance of a series of text messages and graphics telling me exactly what it was doing and what I should do next. Once the printer install completed, the app provided full control of the printer. The app has all the features you get from the PC software. The Epson driver and software install on a Windows 10 PC went just as smoothly. There is also an USB connection available. The unit has a 2.4” full color display, but it is not a touchscreen. Menu navigation is handled by using the adjacent keyboard. Epson supplies a complete suite of scanning and printing software. The ScanSmart app produced a sharp, color restored, scan of a 5x7” photo at 1600 dpi in 2.75 minutes. Not the fastest scan time, but still respectable for a feature rich, low priced All-in-One. The printer also has automatic double-sided printing. There is no document feeder, single documents a placed on the scanner glass. Paper is loaded in the upper back of the printer and can handle U.S. and European paper up to legal and A4. The scanner software has special settings for scanning id cards and bound books. Print quality is excellent. The “Clarina” ink used in this printer provides vivid, water-resistant output, something I tested on mixed text and graphics on standard inkjet paper. There was absolutely no smudging of the printing when wiped with a moistened tissue. Amazing! For me, color inkjet printers are best suited to printing photographs and other graphics. The XP-4200 exceeded my expectations when printing a photograph on Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper. I had outstanding results when printing a bright, color intense 5x7” photo using the printer driver’s standard settings. The maximum print density for photos is 5760 x 1440 dpi, something you don’t find on many low-cost inkjet printers. The one feature I found to be helpful, but somewhat restrictive, is the limited opening allowed when lifting the scanner bed to install ink cartridges. The Epson engineers provided a plastic arm to hold the scanner bed open – much like the rod you use to hood open the hood of your car – but it has a positive stop and can only be opened about 5”. It is enough to provide access to the ink cartridges but seems a bit restrictive. To avoid damage to the arm, proper opening and closing of the scanner bed is important, but not immediately intuitive. I am guessing the arm will be the first thing I break. Ignoring the just mentioned concern, I would recommend this printer to anybody looking for a quality, low cost, multifunction, color inkjet printer. With only a few days of use I do not know how the printer will fair over the long haul, but there is a one year warranty and unlimited telephone support by Epson.

I can’t get it to print. Been trying since I purchased it.