Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have had this printer a couple weeks now, and honestly I could not have asked for more. It prints, scans, and faxes beautifully. The best part? The giant, refillable ink tanks. I was astounded by the volume of ink the tanks hold and, even with the massive amounts I've printed in the past few days (clearing up a backlog of documents I've needed to print for... forever now), not one single tank is even close to being empty. My file cabinet could tell you a different story. I even can print pictures and documents wirelessly from my phone, which is wonderful when I don't want to lug my laptop out. When I first opened the package, I have to admit that, with user error, it took me a second to figure out how to add the ink though. The bottles are neatly sealed and packaged well so no concerns about ink leaking. However, the instructions inform you to flip over the bottle and insert it into the tank... well, it doesn't mention that there are tabs that have to be flipped up beforehand. Not a big deal, really, and only a drop leaked. The instructions do though, tell you to close the tabs when you're done, so that's helpful! Overall though for the size and massive ink tanks, I couldn't have been happier with an all-in-one printer. This thing does everything I want and more, and the best part? No more small, silly ink cartriges you never remember to refill!

Very easy, straightforward setup...unbox, fill ink, load paper, hook up phone line, install software.The ink was easy to pour in without a single drop spilling anywhere and the design of bottles prevent from inserting the wrong ink in the wrong slot. The paper trays seem a little flimsy but no problems so far. It has an LCD screen but unfortunately not touchscreen. Menu fairly easy to navigate although could use a few tweaks. As far as networking it's kind of a pain as only uses 2.4 Ghz. When I print from anywhere else I have to switch device to 2.4, despite fact it's visible from any lan device on both frequencies, and that's a major annoyance. Print, scanning, and copy quality all excellent, color is true on each of paper types I've tried with no smearing or anything else. Everything has also printed very fast with no jams or errors of any sort. I don't see myself having to buy any ink for probably 18 months and when I do buying bottles cheaper than cartridges. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I received the Epson Printer and was able to set that up with no issues at all. This was the easiest printer set up I have ever completed. I love how the printer comes with 2 bottles of the ink of each color. That adds great value when purchasing a printer. The ease of connecting my documents and photos I needed to print for my business was amazing. I never had any issues with a paper jam or ink missing from the print. For this printer I give it a 5 star and would tell everyone that this is the product that you should get for the cost. I will continue to use this as my main printer and to be able to set up an email and print from anywhere and not have to be at the printer is the best technology you can ask for. “This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

The Epson ET-3750 is a great speedy printer that can handle nearly anything you throw at it. I have printed a bunch of pages with it from different devices and have not had any issues. Setup was a bit more complicated than just plug and play, but once I had it setup, I had no regrets. Besides for the printer’s speed, it also is called an Eco Tank for a reason. I originally was doubtful of the claim about how much ink would be used, but after print a bunch of pages I think the printer will last quite a while without an ink replacement. I was also surprised at just how cheap replacement ink is besides for the black, so even if you do blow through ink it shouldn’t break the bank. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Epson Work Force ET-3750 is a great printer for home and small offices it perfect fit at any corner of the table, also that super lightweight. Quick and easy setup with the CD guide. If having trouble to install you also can go YouTube https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=epson+et-3700 Printer running fast and color come out are grate, I have print a lot of photo with that small print, also you can setup with all your wireless devices to print no matter where you at you house. For the inks level you can easy identify with individual inks bottles. When come to scan that have excellent quality and you can scan multiple pages at one time I would recommend super light, easy user, high quality print, and ECO ink printer for home office and personal user

I have a tendency to go through printers like I go through pens, and it’s not because the printers always stop working. It’s because the ink runs out so quickly and the ink cartridges end up costing more than many printers in themselves, that I figure I might as well get a new printer…again. So when I was introduced to the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer, you could imagine my excitement (and surprise) when I read on its box: “Cartridge-free printing, includes up to 2 years of ink in the box.” I thought, this has to be too good to be true. I was eager to open up the box and figure out what this “too good to be true” printer was all about. Upon opening the printer box, I discovered 8 ink bottles to fill the ink tanks, two for each ink color. Seeing the bottles which each contained a generous amount of ink, made me more a believer that the ink could last quite some time. Seeing the ink bottles also intimidated me though since I am used to just the traditional ink cartridges that are already filled, and I was worried that clumsy me would spill the ink bottles all over when attempting to pour them in the tanks. However, I am happy to announce that I did not spill even a drop of ink and filling the tanks was actually a breeze and pretty neat. Little work was required on my part, as I just had to insert the bottles into the correct color slot and then the ink bottles went to work, pouring on their own. The process felt like something out of the future, as the ink bottles immediately stopped pouring on their own when each tank became filled. Moral of the story: If you’re a newbie with ink bottles like me, no need to be afraid. After the ink tanks were filled, the next steps were easy to follow and I experienced no hitches, including when installing the software. It was nice that the installation did not require inserting software CD in a CD/DVD drive, and I was able to simply wirelessly connect my computer, and as a bonus, my smartphone, to the printer. The setup took about 35 minutes, but most of the steps allowed me to be a lazy bum as the printer and ink bottles did the rest of the work. Now that the printer was up and running, I was hoping that the printer would work as seamlessly, effortlessly, and fast as the setup was. First on the agenda, printing out black and white and colored documents. I found the printing of these documents to be very quick, with no issues like ink smears or paper jams which has been all too common with other printers I have owned in the past. I also printed some pictures on photo paper. I printed out a couple of the most colorful photos that I have taken to really test the printer and see how true it was to the original photos. The pictures came out sharp and vibrant, capturing the colors of the original photo fairly well. After printing just some documents and photos, I was a bit taken aback when seeing that the amount of ink in the tanks was already noticeably diminishing a little. Only time will tell how long the ink actually lasts for, but based on past experiences, Epson printers seem to live up to their claims, so I’ll give this printer the benefit of the doubt. Scanning and copying documents and pictures was very easy. However, whenever I needed to scan, copy, or change the settings of the printer, out of habit, I found myself treating the printer’s LCD display screen like a touchscreen, forgetting that it doesn’t have touchscreen capabilities. A touchscreen would have been nice, but this is me being really nitpicky because it was hard to find any other areas of improvement for the printer. Overall, the printer hits all the marks for me. It is easy to use, delivers fast, high-quality printing, and will hopefully, ultimately save me money and aggravation from all those times when the ink goes out, and I am forced to choose between getting incredibly expensive ink or buying a new printer for the hundredth time. I have a good feeling this printer will be sticking with me for quite some time. I definitely recommend the printer to anyone who is tired of spending so much on ink or is just looking for a top-of-the-line printer that will work for you in meeting your business and everyday printing needs, rather than against you. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Pros The Printer setup was quick at roughly 30 minutes to include un-boxing. The printer prints flawlessly without smudging or clipping. The multitude of content options make printing a breeze for normal documents, images and letterheads. Cons When loading Ink into the system, it presents a precarious situation where the ink may leak or drip. Although the current configuration for loading the ink is good and I haven't seen any issues yet, I fear this may happen in the future with enough usage. Summary The EPSON ET-3750 is a printer for the home business or professional office setting. The printer provides ease of access and a multitude of printing/scanning options. This printer has a 30-sheet Auto Document Feeder; fast auto 2-sided printing.150-sheet paper capacity, border-less printing up to 8.5" x 11".The printer is connected via USB or WiFi connection and works well with the windows 10 environment. The installation of the software from the EPSON website was straightforward and the self installer provided all of the options a normal user could expect to cleanly install the drivers and software for this printer. The interface of the software is intuitive and works well with the theme aspects of Windows 10. From the moment I opened the box, the craftsmanship was apparent. I commented immediately that the printer has the manufacturing aroma that old time gamers would recognize from the Nintendo 64 when it was unboxed (nostalgic moment). The printer has a 2.4" color LCD. The LCD is small at roughly 2 inches across and has a color screen. You can scan, print, fax, and copy from the LCD screen or you can print from tablets and smart phones using the download-able app. The printer comes with 8 bottles of ink (2 black, 2 Cyan, 2 Magenta, 2 Yellow). You fill the printer with 4 bottles and you still have 4 more bottles for later. Includes enough ink to print up to 14,000 pages black/11,200 color. The Epson 502 ink bottle costs $20 each for total of $80 for a complete refill for black and colors which is amazing. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

The Epson Workforce ET 3750 EcoTank printer has step by step instructions that were very easy to follow. Preparing the ink tanks was simple and the ink bottles are practically spill proof. I love that you can just look at the front of the printer to see when the ink runs out and needs to be replaced. It's an ecotank printer which means the ink tanks can hold the equivalent of about 30 cartridges! When buying a printer, I always look to see how many color/black pages it can print with one cartridge. This printer can print up to 14,000 pages black/11,200 color. In the box, there is also a replacement bottle for each ink tank which means you're getting almost 2 years worth of ink! The printer is a bit pricier than the printers I'm used to buying but the money you save in ink makes it well worth its price!!! I also absolutely love the convenience of being able to print from ANY of my devices just by connecting the printer to my WiFi. I also connected it to my Google Cloud Print account. I also love the printer's QUIET setting! This was important because I have 3 small children and I've always wanted to do most of my printing at night but my old printers were way too noisy. The quiet feature allows me to do most of my work at night while they are asleep. I'm a stay at home mom with a part time job. I print out a lot of learning activities for both home and work. It also scans flawlessly, acts as a fax machine, and has double sided scanning and printing which most printers have but this one has the ADF feature! The ET 3750 allows you to save money on ink and time with its high speed printing. It has an excellent printing quality for both regular prints AND photos! I would definitely recommend this product, in fact I already have recommended it to my family and friends! This is a review for the Epson Workforce ET 3750 EcoTank All-in-One printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

The Epson WorkForce EcoTank ET-3750 printer has some of the best features I've ever seen from a printer. The two-sided printing feature gives this printer its efficiency. You can get a lot of content printed very quickly with the large paper trays holding 150 sheets, using the 30-sheet automatic document feeder to copy or scan multiple pages easily, and generates documents as quickly as 15 ISO black prints per minute or 8 ISO color prints per minute. One more feature I particularly like is the high-speed USB 2.0 port that offers a simple way to plug in and print with a USB drive, camera or other device and browse through the photos and images on your USB device on the 2.4" LCD screen, which is used to view and edit pictures or scans before printing. The Epson WorkForce ET-3750 printer offers cartridge-free printing with easy-to-fill, supersized ink tanks that will save you up to 80% on ink with the low-cost replacement bottles. Included in this box is two years of ink, which is enough to fill your system once and still have enough left over for a refill, and it's the equivalent of 30 ink cartridge sets or enough to print up to 11,200 pages. This printer comes with a standard limited warranty that lasts for 12 months or when 50,000 plain paper sheets are printed, whichever comes first, or if you register your product and use only genuine Epson ink bottles, you can make it a standard limited warranty that lasts 24 months or when 50,000 plain paper sheets are printed, whichever comes first. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-3750 EcoTank All-in-One Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I bought the ET3750 in mid-2019, and I am having to refill the black ink now, in February, 2021. My printing habits haven't changed and my previous printer (I won't give a brand name, but it's only two letters...) would have required at least two, if not three, ink refills in the same amount of time. I am thoroughly impressed with this printer and would recommend it to anyone!

I bought an Epson ET 3750 printer in January 2018. I just use it for home use, but with my previous printer I needed at least one new cartridge every month or so. With the ET 3750, after two years of normal use, I still have 30% of the original black ink supply, and about 70% of the three colored ink supply left, of the ink which was included with the purchase. Plus, I still have all 4 colors of the additional ink included with the sale price. The ink supply was stated to last 2 years, I still have all this ink left, after two years of use. Never had any problems with the printer. Great ink saving.

I usually buy my Epson CIS printers in the Philippines whenever I visit. My asian epson printer recently stopped working so I desperately needed a replacement ASAP. I just couldnt wait for my next vacation (HeHe). So I decided to check Bestbuy online and happened to find afew EcoTanks, in which I chose this one in particular. Its in the middle - affordability and functionality wise. It was abit over my budget limit, but better than the much cheaper ones or the overpriced. Features that were deciding factors are the ability to scan multiple pages(tray); double sided printing;wifi/LAN for network printing;and definitely a plus for extra inks as backup. To be frank, I dont regret that I bought this! A must-have if you want to save on expensive ink cartridges.

It seemed like such a great idea to get an EcoTank because I was tired of ink cartridges and was frustrated dealing with their main competitor's printer's WiFi not always syncing. Unfortunately, my experience with this Epson is far worse. The print-quality images are not sharp or crisp. Also, the technology in this is very old school. Now it keeps giving me fill tank error codes and printing blank pages even though the tank is full of ink. I have barely used it. This has cost me so much time and money. What good is having all this ink if it won't print out on the paper?

After reading many reviews of this printer,,decided to buy it. Not happy,,,should have paid more attention that isn't touch screen, and is frustrating with the up and down buttons, plus only after 2 months I have black lines going through my pictures,, ,,,,if I could return and exchange I would,,,,

Now that I have had this printer for nearly 3 years I feel as though I can review it now. Most of the comments of high price, low ink costs, etc are "mostly" true but one thing that I have not run into is the striping issue. Striping come about when a nozzle in the print head becomes temporally clogged and will not deposit ink on the paper. Lately I can not get 50-60 pages without striping. NOT GOOD Epson. If I could find a "tank" printer that would be better that the ET-3750 in just this one area I would really consider buy it. I'll have to look harder. Some of the menu options just don't make any sense. When I do a nozzle cleaning and then indicate that I want to check the nozzles, why the heck do I have to tell it that I want to "print" the test pattern. If you don't print then you can't see if it's unclogged or not. This is only one of several dumb sequences that are in the menu system.

I found out when I needed to scan something that there is no USB port and no way to connect to a computer easily via a USB cable (Which I got off of my old, very functional HP printer). I have never had a problem scanning to thumb drive or PC at all with any of a dozen printers I have used until this one. Sorry, this is basic commodity functionality and a deal breaker.