Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 Wireless Color All-in-One Inkjet Printer

I just happened to stumble across the Epson XP-7100 while looking for a small photo printer capable of using Letter size paper. The store did not have print samples and I knew nothing about it so I put off the purchase to do some more research. I came across a PC Magazine article titled The Best Photo Printers for 2019. The XP-7100 was listed a one of seven listed as an Editors' Choice, but the 7100 was the only Legal size printer with 2 others not fitting the bill and the remaining 4 being large formats costing 2-10 times as much. With a price of $129, I decided to take a chance.The XP-7100 a

I replaced an Epson XP-830 with this machine because this was the newest model and would use the same ink cartridges. It prints well and scans well. Unlike my previous machine, it does not have fax capability. It does, like its predecessor, print on CD/DVDs and has a back feed slot for heavier media, like card stock or envelopes, though only one at a time. I have not printed photos yet.I am able to reuse the partly used cartridges from my previous machine. However, in setting up the machine for the first time, you are advised by Epson to use the cartridges in the box first because they're desi

I bought this XP 7100 to replace my Artisan 730, which had become cranky lately after working great for 11 years.Overall I am well pleased. Despite what some reviews say, this Will print full borderless prints on 8.5 X 11 paper. I don’t know why the web site only says 8 X 10 max size for borderless photo, nor why some people say it will leave a white border on the 8.5X11. It prints full borderless.I had no problem connecting with the Wifi. I just turned it on, put in my password, and it did the rest. My Macbook and two iphones also auto connected to the printer automatically without me doing a

If I could give this printer ZERO stars, I would.Let me be clear. The print quality itself isn’t the main issue. It’s decent. But that’s about the only thing that works, and even that doesn’t last long.I’ve bought this same model multiple times over the past two years, and every single one has been a complete nightmare. The most recent one started scratching and ripping every single sheet of paper I tried to print. So I disassembled the entire thing to remove the printhead, only to find that the metal bracket that surrounds the printhead the protective piece was installed bent and protruding i

An excellent choice I think for light duty, occasional print jobs, so it gets five stars for that use case. But this printer is not for frequent jobs or big jobs, mostly due to the tiny ink cartridges that will suck you into ink extortion hell.Basically, when you buy a printer, the big consideration is whether you pay more up-front for large ink capacity--so called eco tank printers--or pay for ink over time with small ink capacity printers such as this one. Low cost printers are subsidized by the recurring sale of consumable ink; that's how printer manufacturers make their money. For my light

I understand that some printers may be defective from the factory and perhaps I got lucky, but I don't understand some of these negative reviews. This printer is not cheaply made. It is made just as well as any other printer at this price point. Setup was quick and easy. I print to it from several computers and an iPad over wifi. It prints both plain black text documents and photos (if you use glossy photo paper) quite well. I have used the scanner bed and feeder several times and they work flawlessly.I purchased a complete set of high capacity ink cartridges along with the printer because I u

So far so good. Printing very high quality colored prints of our prototypes for new labels.

Bought this to replace a 13-year-old Artisan 810 which still works fine and prints EXCEPTIONAL photos, only problem is the scanner gave up (scanned images with overlapping vertical banding strips) which prompted me for a new printer. I'd like to stay with Epson so the XP-7100 seems to be a good choice. In comparison it is much more compact, but it packs many newer features such as double-sided copy/scanning, AirPrint, faster WiFi, etc.. The major differences between my Artisan 810 and the XP-7100 is I lose the Fax feature, and the XP-7100 only uses 3 color ink cartridges compared to my old Art