Customer Ratings & Reviews

This replaces my Epson 845 and I can see a huge difference. For starters it handles more paper and larger paper sheets. I prints a lot faster and I don't have worry about paper falling after printing because it automatically extends the receiving tray. The only issue I have is the ink cartridges are a bit smaller than my 845 by just a little. However the black cartridge is large. It's easy to set up with onscreen and computer instructions, full size keypad and email feature to email directly from the printer. Excellent all in one for the home office I got.

I purchased this machine because I wanted a 3-tray printer that could print up to ArchB or 12"x18" paper. This machine delivers on my requirements. This printer has enough internal intelligence to route jobs to the correct paper tray, when using three different page sizes. The print quality meets expectations, and the printer is as fast as any ink jet printer. This printer also features auto-duplexing on the printer and scanner which makes duplex printing easy. It is fair to say that if you are considering this printer you are probably also looking at the HP 7740, which I also own. This printer is comparable with the HP 7740 in all respects, but with larger paper handling options. The supplies for this printer (T812XL Black with T812 Color Cartridges) can be purchased in a single pack for $80. This cost is less than the comparable print cartridges on the HP 7740 (the cost of this configuration is $118). At this time I cannot report on page yield as I have only printed 239 pages (108 BW/131 Color). According to some printer review sites this printer has a cost per page at 3.3 cents BW/11.3 cents Color. This is a higher cost than the HP 7740 by 57% and 39% respectively. The scanner when compared to Epson’s Workforce stand-alone scanners or a large-office MFP is slow. Additionally while this scanner does duplex scanning it does not have single-pass duplex scanning. If you work in an environment where you need to scan large documents frequently you should pass on this machine for an Epson Workforce. All this being said, I purchased this machine as a printer not a scanner so the scanner feature is truly a secondary value-added feature. In conclusion, if you need an 11x17 MFP then the HP 7740 is equivalently priced machine with a lower cost of ownership. If you need a 13x19 printer with occasional scanning up to 11x17 then this is a solid machine which should meet your needs.

The machine is simply excellent. Easy setup. Plugged it into my network, and the entire house can see it.

Super happy with this dual tray printer/scanner, great quality print-outs and fast. It's user friendly, looks great and doesn't take too much space.

Easy set up, works quietly and prints good quality copies. Have not used scanning or fax features. Only 4 stars as instructions are vague on general usage and directions. This was more money and features than needed for home use but due to inventory we choose this brand and model. Epson has been good brand in the past.

BOUGHT PRINTER FOR CHRISTMAS AND IT WAS AN EXCELLENT PRICE. PRINTER IS VERY VERSATILE AND WORKS GREAT ENOUGH FROM YOU PRONE. I AM SO GLAD WE BOUGHT THE EPSON WF 7840. FUNNY THIG IS WE WENT INTO BEST BUYS FOR INK AND CAME OUT WITH AN AN AWESOME PRINTER !! tHANK YOU.

This is my first Epson printer. I'm very pleased with it. To be honest, it's more printer than I really needed for general home use, but I'm glad I got it now that I have it. I wanted double-sided printing and double-sided scanning, and it does both flawlessly. Its print quality is impressive, especially compared to its replaced printer (whose prominent two-letter-name manufacturer shall remain nameless). I scanned some old family photo prints, and the image quality was remarkable. The available Epson application software made it exceptionally easy to do. Its display and control panel is large and intuitive, but most operations can be done from its host (possibly wirelessly connected) computer with the available application software. I read comments before getting it that its method of handling double-sided scanning was cumbersome, but I have no problem with the speed and accuracy of its scanning function, and, when printing, it cranks out prints very quickly. There are probably applications I have yet to explore, but so far, I'm delighted. I'd highly recommend it for those who have the space (it's big) and the funds (it's a bit expensive) for general home use. It will handle oversized paper, but even that's pretty expensive - and apparently hard to find right now. I may get some to have on hand for the rare occasions when I need something larger than 8.5 X 11. It's reassuring to know that I can do that if I need to. I'm glad my local Best Buy associate steered me to it.

I purchased the WF-7840 printer for an excellent price. I've had the opportunity to use the printer for quite a few weeks now and I am totally satisfied with the printer's performance. I do a lot of black and white coping which it does well. However, when I tried to copy a small piece of paper(like a check} the printer requested some other action so I put a blank full size sheet of paper over the check and it copied just fine. I print photos of my grandkids on this printer and the color is great.

This printer prints smooth and quiet. If you forget to pull out the print tray it will automatically do come out. Still setting up all of the functions but so far very pleased.

There has been a bit of a learning curve and some frustration getting started with this printer. It defaulted to the bypass paper feeder rather than using the paper trays, and that was not clear to me in any of the instructions. I finally figured out how to disable it. I read the reviews that said the included ink did not last long enough to set up the printer so I bought a regular refill pack right away and ordered an extra capacity ink set. A month later and many pgea printed and I am still on the starter pack that came in the box with the printer. I bought this printer primarily because I wanted to scan larger format documents, and because I hd had enough of the HP lousy scanner software. I have not, unfortunately, had time to do the scanning.

This thing is a beast. Be aware before you buy this that it is huge. I'm okay with that because I want the features that come with it - especially the wide format printing ability. You will need a separate stand/table for it. Overall I'm happy with this printer - it does what I need. Scanning is reasonable in quality and speed. Printing is fast. The starter ink has lasted a lot longer than I expected based on other reviews - but I'm not a super high volume printer. Overall - if you have a specific use case for this machine (wide format printing, etc) then it's definitely a good deal. The only issue I've had so far is that the WiFi will randomly disconnect occasionally (call it 3 times in the last 3 months), and it will not reconnect through the control panel - only through a power cycle. Not a huge issue, a minor annoyance though.

Great printer, alot to learn from it, has it's benefits. Works great, just to bad cannot get generic brands ink. For the most part it's agreat printer. No issues, works as it should. Be sure your computers and laptops are up to date, when Windows update, make sure it updates as you update it.

Good Printer - I owned a WF6590 before and Loved that one This one is similar, but feels a little cheaper in quality. Love the print output - easy to read, clear, good color. ADF jammed a couple times when scanning multiple pages. Still working out the scanning bed for copying. Layout of pages seems backwards and it senses size, which doesn't work well when copying something smaller than regular size paper. I copy a lot of receipts and I'm still trying to figure it all out. Despite these couple of things, I would recommend the printer. Print quality as stated before is excellent.

I have been a loyal HP customer for 20 years, however, I found the last updates made using the system difficult. when my last HP brokedown i tried the Epson and have been pleasantly surprised. The quality of the build was solid. installation was easy, much easier than HP. Speed is slightly slower than the HP but quick enough for most jobs. Scanning software is excellent and very easy to scan and save. Footprint of the WF is about the same as my 7840 maybe a little bigger. ink may be a little more than HP as they do not have the subscription purchase, but you can locate better pricing. Overall would recommend you trying this printer.

Easy set up, great paper size options but only down side is that the ink is gone extremely fast. I printed 4 11 x 17 photos and was already getting the new ink needed message. Love this printer though!

It prints, copies, and scans just like I need it to do. It supposedly can fax, but I haven’t sent or received a fax in 20 years. It has two trays and a back feed. I usually have 8.5 x 11 in one tray and 11 x 17 in the other. Based on the print dialog inpur on the computer, it picks the right tray. It supports a lot of other sizes. It also can do light cardstock and photo paper. I had an earlier version of this printer that worked well for 7 years which caused me to get this successor.

Started with few connection issues with the app but once that was figured out , its been smooth sailing. Scanning, printing legal and standard size. Good piece of machinery for anyone needed to print. I highly recommend for small business, ease of use is top tier.

Overall this is an excellent printer. I like the fact that the printer selects the paper size to print on and has a tray for two sizes of paper

This printer does everything I need it to! Wide format printing is amazing and the rear feed slot allows for printing on a ton of different materials. Highly recommend this printer!

Love this printer/copier/scanner. The set up was relatively simple and love the features on this printer. The tray where your copies come out from printing or copying automatically opens if it happens to be closed. Works like a charm.