Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this printer easy to use. Don’t use printer as often but love that the ink will last long.

This is a good buy... I recommend this for anyone need a printer for their home office.

works great Knowing part of the price of the printer is for the ink is not a problem

I print a lot for my business and this is holding up great using very little ink !

Love how the ink last so long and is easy to change. It doesn't take up much room

Works great, the ink tanks are a total blessing, plenty of ink and no more cartridges

Great printer. Great quality It is the third Econ tank I have bought. I use them all

Perfect for our busy family and home office. The ink refill process is a real advance.

I like that you don’t have to change the ink as often but the color quality isn’t as bold as my last printer

Epson has been around for a long time and continues to produce high quality products.

Great printer. The printing quality is excellent. So far everything is great.

The printer is nosey and the color is not AS Sharp as a HP Printer. It is good on ink replasement.

Love the eco tank as it allows to see ink levels and the filler bottles are mess free.

This is a great printer. Easy to set up and use. Definitely worth the price

This is by far the best printer for the price! Very economical to operate

Reliable printer that doesn't drain your bank with ink cartridge refills.

Has Wi-Fi Bluetooth capabilities and everything I was looking for plus more!

I bought the printer for its Bluetooth capabilities. I am very pleased with it.

Technology has come a long way. I am sorry I waited so long to get a new printer.

This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-4750 EcoTank Wireless All-in-One Supertank Printer. This printer is impressive. First of all, the ET-4750 is described an “All-in-One,” allowing for printing, scanning, copying, and faxing. I’m one of the dinosaurs still needing a traditional fax, and this unit works well. The 30-sheet auto-document feed is very nice if that kind of non-monitored feature is helpful. However, if not, and faxing is not a requirement, save yourself $100 and look at the ET-2750 for parallel features on everything else. This printer set-up is accomplished via USB (cable not included) or wireless network connection. First impression out of the box was that the printer is nicely compact. Total setup took about 75 minutes, from out of the box to production. The process was straight forward – no mess whatsoever on the color or black ink fill – nicely designed. You could skip some steps to shorten the software process, but I wanted full capability from the get-go, so downloaded and engaged everything. Definitely read the “START HERE” guide for installation instructions first. Because of the unique ink system, this is a critical advisory in this case. Specifically, do not connect to the printer until all steps are completed for ink tank fill and charging (about 10m). Print alignment is next for vertical and horizontal optimization (another 5m). While the printer is going through its steps, and while still not yet connected, install the software by downloading from www.Epson.com, even if you have the CD, for the most current application. Even when using the CD for the download, it will recommend running a check for updates from the website, so save yourself a step and go directly to the website from the start. Functionality, quality, as well as print, scan, copy, and faxing speeds are certainly respectable for a home or small business application. This is all definitely in line with and anticipated for a printer in this price range. The unit works very hard, but I would be willing to sacrifice some of the speed for a quieter machine. The automatic double-sided printing feature worked smoothly after designating the print job as such in print options. It saves paper; however, you will likely not want to use bargain paper to minimize bleed-through from the heavy ink coverage. Ink is the big story on this line of printers, and it comes with a very generous supply. Epson claims a full set of tanks can last up to two years. Assuming the two-year estimate is correct, and based upon the current price of replacement ink [approx. $62—or $31 per year], this printer/ink combo seems like a bargain. So I’m willing to pay a bit more upfront and minimize ongoing concern about all of the replacement cartridges of other models or brands. Viewing the ink levels from the front of the printer is a nice plus, but it is a bit difficult due to the opaqueness of the ink tank themselves (good lighting will improve this visibility). There is also a utility within the printer that tells you exactly how much ink is left, along with other stats. The 2.4” LCD screen is interactive but too small and lacks contrast for easy readability. It does, however, allow you to preview your images on the screen and edit them before you print. Note that this printer supports Google Cloud print, Apple AirPrint, as well as its own cloud printing service/mobile app called “Epson Connect.” Overall, Epson did not disappoint here and I would recommend. I would have given it 5 stars except for the small LCD screen and the noise it generates. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ET-4750 EcoTank Wireless All-in-One SuperTank Printer that I received free of charge to conduct a beta test and review.