Customer Ratings & Reviews

Stopped working at 32 days. Extremely expensive ink, horrendous customer support from Epson, do NOT buy!!! Not worth the convenience. Get a Brother, forget the convenience of this form factor. Brother has reasonable ink prices, better service, and machines that work.

This is the WORST printer in THE WORLD. It requires so much attention, maintenance, and repair. The ink cartridges don't last long at all - and I don't print much. PLEASE change your mind and go to the Canon Pixma TR150. Way superior of a product.

Upon opening the box, the contents were neatly placed and all items were present. The printer was light enough that you could handle it with one hand if necessary. The instructions for setup were clear and easy to understand. There were diagrams that were very helpful as well. Set up didn’t take long at all. There is a 2 piece power cord that charges the battery while the printer is in use. There is a software installation CD included, but it was not necessary for me. Ink cartridge installation was easy. There are both black and color ink cartridges included. The printer is very compact – a bit smaller than a gaming console. Wi-Fi setup to my home network was simple as well. A network scan for the name, entered the password and was I ready to print. There is a mobile printing feature that allows you to print from your mobile device. This is a very good feature since I do a lot of business on my phone and sometimes need to print things. Initial printing was done from an iPhone. I also printed items from an android device, as well as my Windows computer. The printer shows up as long as connected to the same network. Printing times were the same. Text documents printed very quickly using black ink. When printing the same text document using color ink, it took slightly more time, but still relatively quick. When printing photos, it took about a minute, but that is to be expected and is understandable. Although I didn’t print a black and white photo, I would assume that it would take less time than color. When using battery power, after about 2 minutes of inactivity, the printer goes into sleep mode and after a total of about 5 minutes, it shuts off to preserve the battery. It’s small and portable, which is good for travel, if needed. All in all, this is a very nice printer to have. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

I was excited to get a compact printer from. Epson. Worked for a few days then had a hardware failure. Took it back to best buy. Ordered a replacement. That one worked for a week and had same issue. Went back to hp

Can’t get it to connect to WiFi …after weeks of trying I will probably have to return.

The Epson Workforce WF-110 is a fantastic mobile printer and it looks like a good add-on for anyone needing to do much printing away from house power. It comes with 2 batteries, usb cable, and power cord; therefore,you can use it via Wi-Fi or usb. I connect mine via Wi-Fi but if you are out and about, you will want to use the usb cable because it might be a problem to connect via Wi-Fi or hotspot. What is not a problem is connecting this printer to your Wi-Fi network or its ease of use; it's a breeze to connect to your Wi-Fi network, and you can download the drivers and anything else needed right from the Epson website. My suggestion would be to do all of the setting up prior to taking the printer on the go as it does take a few minutes to initialize and to complete. It comes with 2 starter inks, and it looks like they designed it where you won't be able to use generics in the future. The printer comes with a starter set of ink cartridges, and more can be ordered. In addition to color and black ink cartridges, this printer also needs what's called a maintenance box (an empty cartridge to hold waste ink.) It's best to have spares of all three on hand for when the printer decides a new one is needed. Printing is pretty quick for a mobile printer; it can’t really compete with a full size printer at home or work, but for a portable printer is a wonderful electronic to have on hand in a pinch.I particularly like that this printer communicates via WiFi (or USB.) That lets it be placed wherever needed, rather than having to be close to the computer. I had no trouble joining it to our home WiFi manually, and once there, our computer also saw it easily. I'm glad it also supports WiFi Direct, as I have needed that when away from all other WiFi networks. That it can be recharge via USB, rather than having to cart along its charger is also welcome when traveling light. I don't know how long the ink will last not being used, and the inks are not cheap. However, for the convenience and utility aspect, this cannot be beat. With only 4 colors of ink, this printer won't replace our other home printer (HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus) any time soon for glossy color prints, but is fast and effective for everything else we need printed. It is definitely a great electronic to have when you are on the go or when you just need to print a few documents. It also talks to everything else we have, including a Samsung Google Chromebook, iPad Pro, and the iPhone X. Overall, this is a very small and portable yet competent printer. Recommended. “This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

Good printer . Loved the size and it’s cool. But the printing quality left lines in paper . Had to return

Very poor quality worked for a month warranty ended product now sits on the shelf collecting dust

hoping i can actually still take this product back - it worked ok at first and then when i was traveling and tried to use it, it would just print gibberish! so frustrating.

Bought it for the direct connection feature and be able to print without wifi, doesn’t work very well.

I have been calling the help line - but I can't wait forever. I have not hooked up the printer yet, as my computer isn't working properly. Lately, the geek guys are entirely to busy to help me. Even though I pay for the service.

Many hours spent to get set up to print. Printed 5 work orders and then it stopped printing again. Battery doesent last very long either. Wish I wouldent have bought this one.

Awful printer. Quality is very cheap. It’s great for a lightweight printer if you are ok with low quality prints for a week or two before the printer stops working entirely. Garbage.

This Epson-WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer did not work for me. I tried for a week and it never worked.

The printer had all kinds of internal bugs in it. It didn’t respond well to the Wi-Fi and just wasn’t a very good printer so I returned it.

I am a big fan of Epson printers after using my WF-2830. The WF-110 is is very compact and attractively designed. I like the textured surface and clean look. The color display is easy to navigate and follows the same flow as the 2830. As an Epson user, this was a nice feature. Setup was a breeze. I easily added the printer to Epson iPrint on my iPhone 11. The printer was easy to connect to Wifi through the on-screen prompts. The battery is strong and lasts throughout many printing jobs. The Wifi direct makes this a great device to throw in my backpack with my laptop and head to my favorite coffee shop. It easily connected for me to print documents on the go. The print quality is nice and on par for what I would expect from an Epson WorkForce series printer. I have printed full color photos and many documents. The ink seems to last as well. No real loss in my ink reserves after printing several full-color photos. This is a great little device to bring along when traveling, grabbing a coffee, etc. I am very happy with this printer. My only suggestion would be to include a pouch or case with the base device. The printer is compact, but it will not fit in all bags and it would be nice to have that extra layer of protection. “This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”

It's efficient, meaning it prints documents pretty quickly, it's small and lightweight. The color is pretty good and I also love that it has a rechargeable battery. It doesn't always last that long, but as long as you keep the cord with you, it shouldn't be a problem if the battery runs low especially if you have a lot of stuff to print over a long period of time. And, it doesn't take that long to charge, and will shut down when not in use for a while, so that helps with the battery life. It is pretty easy to set up overall. The WiFi feature is a bit more involved, but still not too bad, and great once you have it done. The one thing, is that it works fine from my home Wifi set up, but I do tend to tether my computer directly to the printer when I'm out and about and need to print. I just feel that it's easier to do that than going through the whole setup than just connecting directly, especially if I'm not in one place for very long. If I'm on location for a longer period of time or a couple/few days, it's be worth spending the time setting up the Wifi. A bluetooth feature would be great for this. Another thing to note that, as other reviews mentioned, the print heads do get clogged up when the printer isn't in use for a couple/few weeks. That is a downside, because you have to go through the whole print test and print head cleaning and it can be a pain if you're on a deadline or need to print something quickly. However, once that is done, it prints perfectly well. I totally recommend this printer. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Inkjet Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

This printer is nothing short of an awful rip-off. Even in black and white this printer smudged, skipped lines in WORD, and could not print basic jobs on the 10th page! Highway robbery!

This is a serious piece of office equipment. It's really portable, has decent battery life, it's durable, and it does a good job printing documents and photos. It's kind-of stripped down to the very essentials -- there's only one paper feed area, no scanner, no memory card input, no paper tray for printed items, and a very simple display. The setup was fairly straight-forward, but there was no giant colorful quick start poster/cartoon like what I'm used to seeing with tech devices these days. It was also weird that it came with a driver disk for setup, since it's very unlikely that your road warrior computer would have an optical drive. I printed a few documents right away, and found that it sprayed some extra ink on the pages, so I ran the maintenance tasks which cleared up the printing right away. Test it first before printing a final copy of something! The document print quality was comparable to a full-size inkjet printer, it was pretty good. I tried printing a couple of photos, and I was pretty pleased with the quality. I can print out a 4x6 and stick it on my desk. It comes with an AC power adapter and a micro USB port for charging, which makes it convenient to keep it charged in the car while on the road. It doesn't have automatic 2-sided printing, which is no surprise, but after I installed the driver, Windows 10 decided to change my overall print default to 1-sided, so be sure to check that if you have office printers that do print 2-sided. So far I'm pretty happy with it. I'm looking forward to travelling with it to see how well the battery does and how long the ink lasts.

First and foremost, I want to express how much I love this printer. I wasn't sure it would honestly be worth the hassle of carrying around campus, but it saved me so much time and hassle in the week or so I've owned it. I've forgotten to print off assignments and couldn't commute home and back before class and have used this printer to print it out in seconds. It's a wireless printer BUT you can also use a USB cable to directly connect to the printer AND charge it at the same time. The print quality is superb and taking the paper directly from the printer doesn't smudge or smear. The lid of the printer opens up like a tri-fold hood and serves as the paper guide and is surprisingly sturdy. The overall quality of this printer is amazing and setting it up wasn't a bad experience compared to other printers with arrow keys. Overall, I really enjoy this printer and the lightweight design of it. It's super portable and prints in black and white and color. It has it's own battery and can print 100 or so pages on a single charge, though it takes about 2-3 hours to charge. I highly recommend getting this device for a student, someone who is looking for a portable printer, or even a backup.