Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this printer, it’s so great. It prints beautifully and image comes out looking good

Print quality is excellent! Photos are stunning! Must use proper settings when printing on specific materials.

As an entry level pro photo printer is well worth the money. I am very happy with this printer it performs very well with great colors.

The Epson 15000 is a great printer easy to connect and set up and it prints out great quality pictures you can also print to the edge of the paper

We waited for a long time for this printer to come down in price, as the pandemic contributed to wild mark-ups in price. Found it on Best Buy and got it at a great price!

The prints come out so vivid! It’s awesome! I am still learning the printer. I’m almost one month in with it and so far it has been great! Looking forward to more projects I plan to print out using it.

Bought this so we can print pictures ourself. It does cost more per print then having them developed but we love the picture quality and convenience of this printer

Excellent printer for the price. Great wide-format printer for the price. You simply can't get a better printer under $500

Great quality printer, highly recommended if you need a wide format printer.

I love this printer. It prints photos like a studio.

Best of the best printer! We have printed numerous pictures on this printer and have used the different sizes to frame pictures in our children's bedrooms.

Really did great for sticker prints, and couple other art designs.

Works great the quality is amazing prints great pictures colors are vibrant

The price here was the lowest I found, so kudos to best buy. However, the printer itself is somewhat disappointing. I bought it specifically to print 11 x 17 documents in color. The color is meh and the standard quality is poor. It prints a "shadow" (kind of looks like a double strike on an old typewriter). The highest quality is a little better, but still just meh. It claims to print brilliant photos, but my mid-range laser printer (about the same price) is 10 times better. Every time I turn it on I have to wait for it to go through it's update search, and again after every update. A bit time consuming. I have it set to auto update, I guess it's definition of auto and mine are different. It also takes a long time to start printing after it has been idle for a while. Once it gets going the speed is acceptable. Won't win any races, but I'm not in one. It's not difficult to master, but not super easy, either. It comes with decent instructions, and the brother website is helpful so far.

The best large format printer I have ever used! Uses less space than most large printers, and is easy to use. The User Guide has 214 pages, and I found that printing it made it more useful.

Using this printer for obituaries and transfers. Good color, quick prints, works good for me.

This printer is a little slow but very very good quality. I’ve also used canon printers for photos and this printer is on par with the canon.

Its. A good printer iike the fact that its so compact. Only thing is that it uses. Cartrigeus thats why i think im gonna upfrade yo a epson et printer

This is a review of the Epson Photo HD XP-15000 Wireless Color Wide-Format printer. This printer is versatile, high quality, and accomplishes much more than just printing gorgeous photographs. Pros: functions as a normal inkjet printer as well as a photo printer, easy instructions, easy to set up, easy to connect to a wireless network, high quality professional photos, relatively fast setup, user friendly, LCD screen on the printer, prints more than just photos, prints various sizes of photos, prints on multiple media, comes with everything you need to get started, trays hold multiple pages, prints fast, easily prints from a phone, has an easy app to download, has its own email, has an auto tray, has USB port for photos on flash drives, can also hook up directly to a computer if you don’t have a wireless network, has an option for quiet printing, energy star rated Cons: slightly loud when not on quiet mode First impressions were that it was going to be a big machine. It isn’t, it’s desktop friendly measuring 18.7" x 30.9" x 16.2" while printing. I was under the assumption it only printed photos, so I was shocked to learn that it’s a multifunction machine. I was also very concerned with the fact it needed so many cartridges and how much that would cost to replace them. Getting started, the instructions are not 100% clear on how much packaging that there is that you need to remove; I kept finding more and more. Once you remove packaging, plug it in, and turn it on, you are able to use an onboard LCD screen and control panel to navigate the printer. Installing the cartridges was extremely easy and the priming is all automated so you just wait 10 minutes for the ink to configure. Once configured, the paper was easy to load into the bottom tray, face down…which is important if using photo paper. Once the machine was configured I moved on to installing the software; the CD made this process easy. I had zero issues configuring my wireless network. I printed a couple of test pages on regular paper and it worked well. I moved on to printing 4”x6” photos. This printer was and is incredibly fast. Printing large photos was just as easy as printing small photos. The quality of the prints are truly professional, no one would believe that these prints came from the comfort of your own home. Of course quality of the pictures depends on the actual quality of the image. Photos from a nice camera versus a phone camera will be obvious in the final printed product. Don’t expect high quality prints from a low quality camera. Just reading the name of the printer it doesn’t scream that it can do much more than print photos. I found it incredibly surprising and exciting that this printer has many options, functions, and pre-set settings. This device is not just for printing photos. It’s a multifunctional inkjet printer. The options with this machine are endless, including a variety of media options and finishes. I was happy to learn you can print iron-on transfers, greeting cards, various sizes of adhesive label sheets, and sticker sheets, all in a variety of different finishes. This printer has pre-set settings for how it should print on regular paper vs photo paper and which size and finish. You don’t even have to think because the printer already knows what to do based upon the settings you choose. Another nice feature is the adjustability of the tray. The tray has sizing options so you don’t have to waste a full sheet of photo paper; you can load in pre-cut 4”x6” photo paper or other various pre-cut sizes and just adjust the tray to fit each size (which is very easy). As you pull out the tray and size it, the automated settings appear on the LCD screen and you can choose pre-programmed settings right at the printer. The actual printing of the photos isn’t slow either, this printer whips out photos: one 4”x6” photo in 27 seconds! Another cool thing about this printer is that there are no borders to cut off on your photos! The printer prints them all the way to the edge of the paper. You don’t just have to send one photo to the printer either, you can send multiples. The front tray holds up to 200 sheets of paper, sizing up to 8.5”x13”. It has a second tray in the back that holds up to 50 sheets of 13”x19”. One last thing about the trays, when you send a document or picture to the printer there is a front auto tray that automatically comes in and out and holds the pictures/documents as they’re printed, then when you are finished printing you press the button and it sucks it back in and shuts, it’s a nice save spacing option to have. This printer has really nice creature comforts. There are many ways to print from this printer. The wireless function is really so convenient. Who wants to be attached to a cord? I can print directly from my phone or from my computer without it being attached to my computer, AND the printer has its own email address!! That means you can print from literally anywhere! I can send the printer an email or an email with an attachment and it prints it all! There is even an Epson app called Epson iPrint! This lets you print photos, save documents, scan documents, and buy toner/ink, all while giving you an update on the status of your printer as well as how much ink is left. If you don’t have a wireless network, don’t fret, it can be wired and you can also print directly from a flash drive or a device that uses a USB port. The main concern I had going into this is there are 6 color cartridges. How much was that going to cost me to be able to maintain the usability of this printer? There are standard capacity ink cartridges and high capacity ink cartridges. The standard black prints 240 pages and the colors including cyan, magenta, and yellow print 360 pages, while the high capacity black prints 500 pages and the colors including cyan, magenta, and yellow print 830 pages. But, you also have high-capacity red and grey which yield approximately 830 pages. The prices for the standard cartridges are $10.99 per cartridge. The price for the high capacity black is $18.99, colors are $21.99 each. So let’s break this down to price per page. Total price / # of Pages = Price per Page. Black standard is $10.99/240 = $0.05 per page Color (yellow, magenta, cyan) Standard is $10.99/360 = $0.03 per page High capacity red is $21.99/830 = $0.03 per page High capacity grey is $21.99/830 = $0.03 per page Black high capacity is $18.99/500 = $0.04 per page Colors (yellow, magenta, cyan) High capacity is $21.99/830 = $0.03 per page High capacity red is $21.99/830 = $0.03 per page High capacity grey is $21.99/830 =$ 0.03 per page Grand total for standard plus high red and grey is $0.05 + $0.03(5) = $0.20 per page using standard black, yellow, magenta, cyan, and high capacity red and grey. Grand total for all high capacity is $0.04+$0.03(5) = $0.19 per page. The math says it is about 1 cent cheaper PER PAGE to purchase the high capacity cartridges. So let’s figure out the average cost of an 8”x10” print to compare it to a printing store. I chose 8” x 10” so I get an accurate representation of the “price per page”. So we use that math and it costs us $0.19 a page, just in ink, so if we add in the cost of photo paper which is on sale for $4.50/20 pages that comes out to $0.26 a page. The full color 8”x10” costs us $0.42 for one print when buying high capacity cartridges and buying paper on sale (directly from Epson). How much does it compare to getting a print at the store within an hour? I sampled several retailers. The prices of four random store photo retailers, to order and pick up in the same day, were $2.84, $3.99, $3.99, and $2.39. So where do we fit in with the cost of the Epson ink and paper total, our $0.42? We come in well below the price of a full page print; the savings makes this machine totally worth the cost of ink. Plus, you don’t have to leave the house, saving you gas money and your time. This machine in my opinion is absolutely worth the price and cost of ink. All in all, this printer does it all! From printing photos, emails, invitations, post cards, greeting cards, to iron on transfers, stickers, labels, CD’s, DVD’s and more! All printed in a variety of finishes, sizes, and thicknesses; this printer is the ultimate multifunctional machine. It’s incredibly convenient this machine has its own an app, email, and is completely wireless. Lastly, its price per page is not even comparable with photos picked up from a professional printing store, and the quality is impeccable; just what you would expect from a printing store. I would definitely recommend this printer to someone who just needs a multifunctional printer or for a professional. 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 beautiful but the cartilage run out quickly even the XL's carriage don't last with a large print count. I didn't have this printer long and now it requires a maintenance box. I didn't know ones exist. But the print quality is good.