Customer Ratings & Reviews

A printer that you can count on and plus the ink will not dry up.

So far this item has been really great.....this is a second unit because the first one kept disconnecting from my wifi.

Works great! It's not the fastest at printing which is expected for the price.

There is not a manual nor anything in the box letting you know you can NOT just use black ink. ALL OF THE COLOR CARTRIDGES need to be full and fully charged for the printer to work. Same applies to the "maintenance box." At any time without warning the printer will stop working until you replace it. Mostly only sold by Epson, so you need to order one snd have it standing by. Ink quality is poor. Even the extra capacity cartridge runs out quickly printing average pages. So far with the replacement ink and box, paying more than twice the cost of the printer. Tech support is awful. Very high maintenance printer below average performance.

Great little all-in-one printer for home/remote work.

This is the best printer that I have ever had. Love it!!

A good inkjet printer that works as promised. Flatbed scan feature is as well included

Been using it for a month almost everyday. I’m happy, easy to set up

I have not had a chance to use it much yet, but it seems to be very good.

If I could ever figure out a way to keep it connected to wi-fi, it would be a great budget printer. However, I have to re-power every time I try to print if more than a hour or so pass since last print job. Same location as my previous printer and have moved it several times trying to find a sweet spot, but just won’t hold the signal. Would not recommend unless hard wired.

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Does not allow you to print in black & white unless all other cartridges have ink available. The cartridges are tiny and expensive. It is also very slow and is constantly requiring updates that do not seem to improve anything.

They bait you with the Epson name and the switch in this absolute garbage pile of a printer. AVOID. I chose this because it had 4 inks so it wouldn't be a pain when it ran out. But every day it has to be restarted. Colors are bonkers out of calibration, no software fiddling works. I have worked with really amazing Epson printers but this one is trash. I needed a tool that, like the Canon it replaced, would sit idle and then work when I needed it. This does none of those things. Now, following a firmware update it wouldn't stop bothering me about, it won't recognize ink.

I haven't had this printer for a year... runs out of ink too fast and now its won't print for me ..

Not really pleased with the printer aspect of this model - it goes through an unusually large amount of ink quickly. The old Epson printer I needed to replace after many years of excellent use was far superior. Unfortunately that model was discontinued.

Does not work with hi-speed 5G without cord to laptop.

EPSON Expression Home XP-5200 Wireless AIO Printer What’s in the box. EPSON Expression Home XP-5200 All-in-One Printer. Power Cord Quick Setup guide 4 startup print cartridges 1 of Black, Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan. The printer is wireless and Alexa ready. The EPSON application allows for ease of use for printing and scanning/faxing. The Epson XP-5200 Wireless Color Inkjet All-in-One printer with Scan and Copy comes with a separate cartridge for each ink color. In the box you will find 1 black ink cartridge and 1 of each color, cyan, magenta, and yellow. You should get 210 pages from the black cartridge and 185 pages from the color cartridge. The 222XL black cartridge yields about 550 pages. The printer also allows for borderless photo printing. This printer’s paper tray holds 150 sheets of 8 ½ X 11 paper. The printer has the EPSON standard 2.4-inch color display. Automatic duplexing allows for 2-sided hassle-free printing. The EPSON Home XP-5200 All-in-One Printer Prints 14 pages per minute all black, 7.5 pages per minute color, and 6.5 pages per minute 2-sided. Copy speed is 11 pages per minute black and 4.5 pages per minute color. Using the application, you can scan directly to your computer.

ink cartridges always a problem not being recognized by printer. need to remove and reinsert over and over. last firmware update really bombed the not recognized cartridges issue. plan to buy different brand.

I’ve been using the XP-5200 for about a day and a half and overall, it’s a very impressive home office centered printer that can also print surprisingly useable photos. Set Up: I’ve set up a handful of printers over the years, including a few recently for some family members. The setup process for the XP-5200 was geared toward those who may not be the most tech-confident. The on-screen display powers on and presents you with a QR code directing you to your phone’s app store where you can install the Epson Smart Panel app. From there, you’ll get guided step by step instructions walking you through the setup process including connecting your printer to your WIFI network, installing and aligning the ink cartridges, and product registration. Personally, the guided walk through was a little too much hand holding for me, but I’m glad it exists, and that Epson is trying to make their tech approachable. Use: Now for overall print quality, print speed, and usability. First: this thing can pump out black and white prints in no time flat. I timed its printing speed on 10 pages of a black and white PDF and this printer got it done in about 31 seconds. The same PDF, printed in all its full-color glory, took 1 minute and 38 seconds. I’d say that print speed for black and white documents, and the fact it has a 150-page tray, together make this a one beast of a home or small office printer. That said, I also wanted to see if this unit had any photo printing chops. And I was very surprised to see it holds up better than expected. I recently ordered some prints of photos I had on trapped on my phone and used those as a reference to compare with prints from this printer. Usually for good photo prints, you’d need to look into more premium units, some with 5+ ink cartridges, or some other premium tech like sublimation. But with 4 ink cartridges (black, magenta, yellow and cyan) this unit can handle photos pleasantly well. The colors are accurate, though not as punchy as the professional prints. While I wasn’t absolutely blown away by the photo prints, they aren’t something I’d be ashamed to throw in a frame, post on the fridge, or give to friends and family. And that’s not bad considering this is a home-office centered unit. Other usability/quality notes: -This unit does not have a touchscreen, though the physical buttons and user interface of the printer are easy enough to navigate. -There is a flatbed scanner, but no auto document feeder. -Printing from your phone and other mobile devices is extremely easy, either by using the Epson Smart Panel app or by selecting the printer from print options. - The printer is well designed, not overly complicated, and doesn’t take up a huge footprint.

Not what I expected. Was under the impression it used the kind of ink that you squeeze in yourself. But unfortunately, it uses cartridges. May be a nice printer, but just wasn't what I wanted.