Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great so far. Easy to use. So far no issues.

I have never had an Epson printer before but made the switch here. So far I have liked the functions of the printer and internet connectivity has been better than I have experienced with other printers. Worth the cost

pretty fast printing on cds paper prints quality

Excellent installation service BUT could have been better if the installer showed my 91 year old sister how to register the prinetr for HP warranty

I really like this printer except I have to turn it off and on every morning because overnight it loses it's internet connection.

excellent product great price very easy to operate

Just got it and haven’t had the time to set it up yet to see how it works. Sill have to try it out

Purchased for my high school daughter. She loves it.

A little bit to complicated for me. It would seem that they could have made it simpler.

It prints type and images from regular Word files nicely. However, printing photos on premium glossy 4X6 paper is mediocre. There is a weird black raised part to the printed photos.

It works well for what I need. It was not the easiest to completely understand all the tasks it is capable of doing and there still are probably more that I haven’t used.

Epson, what were you thinking? Where to start, Having 3 paper trays is a horrible design. The trays are flimsy and very difficult to work with. The main paper tray only holds about 20 sheets of 8 1/2 x 11 paper. To connect to the printer, you need to load a CD or go to their website and download the drivers. Once connect. The printer jammed easily. When trying to use the direct feed from the rear of the printer, it pulled the paper through without printing and then printed on a piece of paper in the cassette tray. It would not automatically reconnect to the Wifi when it went in sleep mode until you turned if off and back on. This definitely went back to the store. I use to like Epson's but they never should have produced this piece of junk. Replaced it with the HP 8035E and so far it's has been fabulous.

FIRST, the printer eats ink like crazy. SECOND, if one of the color inks runs out, you cannot print in black and white. And THIRD, replacing the paper is a nightmare because there are so many paper trays and finding the right now is a giant hassle.

This printer was very easy to set up. This is the first time I've user a wireless connection and the set up and operation has been flawless. The speed of printing is great, as is the print quality.

I have a workforce printer before this one, I thought it would be nice to upgrade... Boy was I wrong. This thing does not print anywhere close to the quality of the workforce. I have tried to change all the settings I could find and it's just not the same. If you just need something to say you have a printer it will be fine. But if you want something that's nice find a Workforce from about 5 years ago.

Fairly easy install. Print quality is very good, but I'm disappointed with paper cassette capacity in comparison to my Epson Workforce printer. I still have not figured out how to perform scans from the printer itself, directing the scan results via email. Instructions are lacking. Scanning directed from a connected PC was straightforward.

When it works, it produces good output and scans well. But if you're not using it constantly, it times out and you spend 20 minutes trying to get it to start responding to print requests. I've never had a modern printer that was this much trouble to actually use. I don't see myself going with an Epson printer in the future.

Make sure you follow their instructions for setting it up. If you do not go in order, you may have to start over.

One of the most efficient low end printers I have ever used.

For the price, the Epson XP-7100 is a great buy. I continue to purchase Epson printers because it's the only one I find that prints on CDs. Yes, I'm still using CDs.