Customer Ratings & Reviews

This printer is my first Wide-format printer and something that I had always wanted to be able to print larger photos out at home, but had never purchased one as I didn’t expect the quality to be as good as photos printed at Walgreens. However, this printer has greatly surprised me. I printed our Christmas photo on letter sized printer paper and compared it to the print from Walgreens and the one I printed at home is just as good or maybe even better. I love that the printer can print all the way to the edge so that there are no white lines. The printer also had a caddy from printing on CD’s which is a great benefit when sharing photo’s on a CD. It makes a CD a much more personal gift. The printer has a large footprint but much smaller than what you would expect from a wide-format photo printer. I also love that if you are only printing on letter size paper, the paper can fit inside the printer and there is nothing sticking out to get dusty. Installation is a breeze the Epson software makes it easier to install all the needed software on the PC and guides you through connecting the printer to you Wi-Fi network. A word of warning when unpacking the printer, there is a also of tape and Styrofoam inside the printer, so check it a couple of times before turning it on. I would highly recommend this printer for anyone who needs to print photos out at home and doesn’t want to deal with having to go to the store. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Let me start off by saying I am extremely impressed with this printer. It's so much more versatile than it seems. It's not just for printing photos. The possibilities for this printer are endless. The box is very large but the printer is not bulky like I thought that it would be. Once it is out of the box and set up, it's the perfect size for any desk. The set up was very easy. Clear instructions made the setup a breeze. I feel like this is truly a "smart printer". It does most of the work for you as far as settings and configuration go. Don't be discouraged after installing the ink. It takes it around 10-15 minutes to set itself up, but this is completely normal. Now, lets move on to functionality. This printer is full of surprises. The quality of the printed photos is unbelievable. It prints off high quality photos very quickly and precisely. It also isn't just limited to photos-you can virtually print anything on any type of paper. The only thing I not 100% happy with is the ink. It takes 6 cartridges and the ink can be somewhat costly, depending on how often you are printing photos. Refillable cartridges would be great in the future to make this printer more cost-effective. All in all, it's a great printer that is extremely versatile and the prints are very high quality and they look very professional. Easy to set up and easy to use. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

My experience with this printer has been excellent! While I would consider myself to be an amateur photographer, I believe this device produces superior quality photographs. I appreciate that images can be printed without a border, and they have all been perfectly clear and saturated so far. It was very easy to set up, with much less hassle than anticipated. I had never owned a wifi printer prior to this device, and its convenience cannot be overstated. And, unlike many of my previous printers, this device seems to be quite reasonable on ink. The ability to print quality, affordable photographs in my own home has been an exciting time and money saver. The XP-15000 has provided a great user experience thus far. When operating, I've noticed no lag, freezing, or crashes, and the interface is simple to navigate. Additionally, the actual printing process is surprisingly fast, taking under a minute in my experience. While the printer is a bit more compact than I anticipated, it has performed beyond my expectations. In the amount of time I've used this device, I've found it to be well-designed, producing excellent quality photographs. Overall, I consider it to be an excellent value, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this printer! This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

This is my first time using Epson product. I received this printer 2 days before Christmas. It took about 20 minutes to set up, including firmware and software update. The printing speed is superfast for color pictures, while maintaining the quality. I’ve tested the color pictures in three 4x6 and a full page 8.5x11, which the photo paper samples that came with the printer. Overall, the color quality and printing speed are outstanding. This printer also has a media (CD/DVD) cover printing capability but took me some times to figure out how to use it. In order to use it, you need to install the software that came with the printer. The media tray is hidden in the back of the paper tray that you can slide it out. I love this media cover capability. Overall, this is a great color printer for photos. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Great printer with easy set up. Printing beautiful pictures!

I received this printer in the mail in a timely manner. It was easy to unpackage and easy to assemble the few parts that needed assembled. There was a lot of protective tape on the product, but I feel that helped keep it safe while in transit. Installation was fast and also easy. After setting up my printer and ensuring it was working on my network, I ran the suggested alignment tests. It took a few tries to get everything perfect. After I got it aligned properly, I printed my first 8x10 on the sample paper that was with the printer. I could not believe the quality of the photo. It was definitely professional quality. I would absolutely recommend this printer to friends and especially the aspiring photographers out there!! This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Excellent photos but will use a lot of ink. I went through the small, demo ink cartridges that they supplied making one 13" X 19" print, The print I made I deliberately picked for its range of colors. Using some inexpensive glossy paper, the print was fantastic with vibrant and accurate colors.

I’ve always wanted to try a photo printer as I’ve never owned one before. I currently own an Epson printer/scanner and absolutely love it. As for the unboxing and set up of this product, it’s fairly straight forward and easy. The printer is larger in size, but I love that it has multiple feed options. There is also a feature to print cd covers. This product also includes a sampler pack of different photo papers and sizes so you can figure out which products work for you! The front screen offers all of the settings you need and even helps you troubleshoot based on any issues with the print. That being said, I had so many issues with this product. I originally got the product set up and the test sheet printed. I went back to use the printer a few days later and nothing would print. I used the various troubleshooting options on the printer itself and checked the online manual. After finally getting the printer to actually print, every image printed had some time of color issue, from stripes to basically negatives of the original image. I experimented with different images that had different color palettes and each had a different result, but none were good. I feel with some direct guidance from the company, this printer could be great. It definitely has so many capabilities, is user friendly, and Epson is my go to brand. I plan on doing some more troubleshooting with this printer to see if I can solve the issues myself. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

The Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 is a great large format photo printer. I've used this photo printer for a week now and you can really tell that Epson paid alot of attention to detail with this printer. A couple of the nice features that it has is 1. A motorized automatic output tray. This automatically opens and closes the output tray for you. With printers that don't have this feature, the printers will not print until the tray is pulled out or will result in your prints falling to the ground. 2. The printer includes a Sample Media Pack that includes a variety of Epson photo paper. It includes 5 sheets of the following paper: Premium Glossy Photo Paper 8 1/2 x 11, Borderless Glossy Photo Paper 4" x 6", Heavyweight Matte Paper 8 1/2" x 11, and Premium Semigloss Photo Paper 8 1/2" x 11". It's great to be able to start printing photos straight out of the box. Also, this printer comes with all the bells and whistles that you would expect from a recent Epson printer. It has a printer app to manage the printer from a smartphone or tablet. You can even manage the printer and change it settings from a web browser. It has Apple Airprint and Google Cloud Printer. It has Wifi Direct to allow for ad-hoc printing from a wireless device. Also has Epson connect to allow printing by sending the document to an email address that is assigned to the printer. Very cool. Overall, the printer was very easy to setup. It took me about 20 minutes to setup, update software, and calibrate the printer. The 2.4" color screen on the printer made set-up very easy. I was quickly able to starting printing all my favorite photos. The pictures turned out great too since the printer has the six color cartridge system (Cyan/Gray/Red/Magenta/Black/Yellow). The maximum resolution for this printer is 5760 x 1440 dpi. Photos came out clear and dried quickly. This printer is a great choice for those who are planning to print large format photos up to 13" x 19". This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

This printer is the best photo printer I have ever seen. I have had many professional photo printers, but EPSON they did an excellent job with it. The Quality is HD PHOTOS, and the inks are superior. I love that I can print large photos. This printer has many features, and its made with excellent quality. I only use this printer for mostly pictures or large documents. Everyday use printing, you should get the Epson ECOTANK it saves you a lot of money on inks. I have both printers. You should get this printer for professional photo printing. It is for anyone who loves printing photos with quality.

I have printed only a few photographs from the tray and have had zero issues with Ultra Glossy Epson paper. This is a Great printer for the money. Excited to try 13x19 prints like the old days on my Epson 2200.

I love this Epson XP 15000 Printer. From the minute I opened the box, the entire set up was easy. The whole process took about 30 minutes. Instructions were clear as can be. Now, the best part... The print quality is fabulous. So much better than where I normally get my photos printed and I don't even have to leave the house. If you love to take photos like I do this is the perfect printer. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

So far I'm very pleased with this printer. The set up was easy and the print quality exceeded my expectations. While the ink may be a little pricey, I've found that it doesn't use as much as other reviews have implied. Overall it's a great printer at an affordable price.

​ If you're looking for a printer that can handle a large variety of paper sizes, inclunding big ones, the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer may be for you. The printer comes packaged with the following accessories: “figure 8 “power cord (no “brick“ needed), six different ink cartridges, software CD. Please note that the printer does not come with USB printer cable, but that should not be a problem as the printer is, as noted, equipped out of the box for Wi-Fi printing. Build quality seems solid. I don’t think I’ve ever had to remove so much packaging tape from a consumer electronics item ever before! Nothing rattles or shifts around when printing, and unti sits firmly on a flat, level surface. Print cartridges went in without fuss. It does not seem physically possible to insert an ink cartridge in an incorrect slot, I think due to slightly different shape contacts for each of the characters. That’s a nice design. Set up: Set-up instructions are reasonably clear: I did not require any clarification. Initial set up instructions (attaching the power cord, installing ink cartridges) are found on the set-up sheet included with the printer. Once plugged in, easy -to-understand prompts are provided on the printer’s LCD screen. One communicates with the printer through the keypad next to the LCD screen. The LCD screen is bright and sharp and easily adjustable to multiple viewing angles. Buttons are easy to press andn the printer does not lag in responding to button presses. I found the keypad intuitive. It is preferable to have working Internet connection while setting up, as both installation software and printer firmware may need to be updated. I did not attempt to proceed with skipping the steps, so I cannot attest to the success of the installation process without doing so. Probably the most difficult part of the set up came in evaluating print samples for proper calibration printer. One is asked to insert a few sheets of plain paper. The printer then outputs a series of lines in boxes and the user is asked to assess the quality of multiple samples. Oftentimes it seemed like an eye exam in that one is sometimes asked to choose between two very similar samples. Paper handling A front loading cartridge and a rear feeder better suited for single sheets are integrated into the printer. One can manually select from which supply the printer will take paper. “Auto select input” is available; I have had zero luck getting it to work even if only one tray had paper. Further, using the front tray for a handful or less of paper has very mixed results; most of the time, the printer would not recognize that any paper had been inserted. On insertion, one can change paper details (size, finish) though the app or through the printer. I found the process tedious, but commonly-used combinations can be saved as favorites. Feeding paper during printing was very smooth. No jams were noted with properly-loaded paper. I’ve noted no marks on the paper from rollers or the paper path. A very interesting feature of this printer is a motorized output tray. When not in use, it retracts into the front of the machine. It automatically extends from the printer when printing. It does not by default retract when the job is finished. One can either push to engage the mechanism, or tell the printer to retract via the LCD keypad. Also, if the front paper tray runs out while printing, the output tray does not automatically retract. This is inconvenient as it is more or less mandatory to retract the output tray before being able to access the paper tray. Printing Print speed is as expected for the consumer printer; rated over 9ppm with the draft speeds, significantly slower as per quality selection changes. At “best” quality, I timed the printing of a 4” x 6” photo at one minute twenty seconds. Print quality is acceptable if not spectacular. At best quality using an included sample of “premium glossy” paper, colors were evenly distributed without “runs”, and borderless printing worked perfectly. Colors, however seemed washed out, especially in the skin tones (portrait mode photo, front-facing camera, iPhone X, olive-skinned subject) Networking Easy set up with consistent connection. WPS connection available. Mobile app iOS app is easy to use and handles multiple printers. Most of the functions that can be accessed from the printer keypad can also be accessed through the application. Air print allows printing from 3rd party apps. All seem to work as quickly and consistently as printing from a desktop/laptop. Overall, a reasonable value for large-format photo printing, but paper loading is cumbersome, and print quality is not spectacular. I think that it's perfectly acceptable for home use. This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

When I first received this unit, I was surprised to see just how wide of a printer this even after considering the wide format paper it can use. The setup was extremely simple thanks to the software that lets you connect to the network without having to connect any more cables than the power cord. Of course I wish the display would have been bigger because its quite a task having to get up close to the printer to see the messages it displays. The quality of the prints this device produces are actually very nice. They certainly compare to the prints you would get from your photo center at Costco or CVS. However, the speed at which they print can be pretty slow. I printed one 8.5x11 photo which took approximately 8 minutes. One great thing about this printer is that it does have to paper feed options, the main cassette tray and a second tray that pops up from the top for your choice of paper. All in all, I believe this is a photo printer with great potential that is slightly dinged by its speed and small screen size.This is a review for the Epson Expression Photo HD XP-15000 Wide-Format Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Great printer for the price, and it has rear feed which is hard to find (for heavy paper). But its max resolution is only 360. My smaller Epson all-in-one 7100 does 720. Also, unlike the 7100, Windows shows a print dialog that does not list all the paper options. I use a particular Epson paper (a common one) that does show up as a choice for the 7100, but not for this printer. And, next time, I'm going to get one that uses bottles instead of cartridges for ink. The cartridges are $$$ and the cost is killing me.

This printer is finicky and the ink is expensive, but when it works, it works great!

For the money, the 15000 makes excellent photo prints. I had to get rid of an Epson Surecolor 600 because of ink clogging issues. Apparently dye printers are not as susceptible to clogging. Still, the quality of the prints is excellent. The quality of the hardware is a bit suspect, however. It seems a bit flimsy, but, again, it is not a heavy duty pro printer.

absolutely love this printer. The colors are amazing. i have had this printer for four years now and will definitely be purchasing this printer again.

Great printer , got this to use for t-shirts it has been outstanding