In this video I compare the HP Envy Photo 7855 to the Epson XP-7100 and the Canon TR8520. Camera used: Canon EOS Rebel T7i To look back on in the future: 176 Subscribers
Excellent review! Very thorough and clear to understand. I was unsure of which printer to purchase but you made my decision much easier. Epson it is. Thank you!
Extremely helpful and informative review. My Epson XP Expression 820 has recently died after many years and was contemplating the 7100 which you've now helped me to decide on purchasing. Thank you.
I now know which printer to purchase after this great review. I was between the HP and Epson, and the Epson won for me. Thank you. The Econ tanks are nice but I do need a printer that can also provide duplex scanning with the auto feeder and I think the Epson can also do that.
I've watched an earlier video of yours, but you won me over with this one! You should have more views... Thank you for doing such in-depth research and analysis of these printers. You seriously made my final decision much easier! ✌️From Toronto
Well done and thank you!! After a week of looking at small home printers I stumbled across your video, you covered almost everything I needed to know and with demos. I ended up ordering the Espon XP-7100
Great stuff, Inhave a canon pix a TS9565 and I stumbled across your video in hopes of finding how many full colour pages can it print. However I enjoyed your video so much I stayed and watched the whole thing. Great job and excellent information.
Good review, thank you. There is one thing you did not mention but most reviewers don't either. However it is important to me, and that is duplex printing. Definitions seem to vary especially when talking about auto-duplex or full-duplex. If the printer will print on both sides without any intervention from me, I would consider that full or auto duplex. If I have to print on one side and manually flip the paper, I don't consider that duplex at all; yet some reviewers call that duplex. How do these printers handle printing on both sides of the paper? Specifics please. Thanks.
👍 Finally I find a reviewer for what I'm I looking for... I planned to buy a color printer for my personal use one month ago but I didn't get it be coz I don't how to choose a good printer. I have searched every site and people review from different online store and even from differnt youtuber but I'm not satisfied except this video I hit my thumb ups.
Thank you for the demo. I am not a photographer but I want a good color printer with a flatbed that can scan and copy both A4 and F.S paper size. My budget is between $150 - $180.
Thank you for a very good and very fair comparison. My current Canon Pixma MG6320 takes an incredibly long time to start printing, especially when the AirPrint is switching from my iMac or my iPad. The software keeps restarting over and over again for several minutes. Last time it must have been 10 minutes total. Hopefully this is not an issue with their latest line of printers.
Really helpful video, thank you! I specifically started searching comparison vids to determine which printer would best suit my needs which is scrapbook paper and sticker printing from digital files from places such as Etsy. Your video has been the first I have watched and the fact that you specifically mentioned scrapbooking was fabulous! Do you know if Epson has a similar spec'd model that will print on 12x12 cardstock as well?
Excellent review done, very detailed clear and to the point with a fair comparisson. would it be possible to do a review of ink tank all in one printers with the best 2022 models
Thank you for your video, the review is very helpful. I was looking to some reviews because I want to change my old HP printer, specifically because of their very poor HP Instant Ink service. Maybe it's only the case here in Switzerland, but the service provided by their calling-center which I suppose it's the same worldwide was just awful. So I think I'll go for the Epson XP7100, because your review dedicated to this model was very convincing.
Thank you so much my mans, you made this easy and painless. So many videos out there just complicate things and are one by one reviews. What is the exact model of that better Epson you mentioned please?
I like the videos and I will keep watching. I would like to know more about the all-in-one's and MFC and which ones have the best Built-in OCR software Technology. I really don't want to buy a separate scanner or OCR software If I can get it pre-installed. Thank you keep making those videos.
Hi:) thanks a lot for the review! Have u tested brother printers? If so, what is your opinion about them? I am choosing between Epson 7100 and Brother 5730.. They both have automatic duplex scanning and i am confused which to choose...:(
Great review! Because of you I looked into Epson XP 7100. Now I am in between it and Canon Pixma TS8350. Have you interacted with the TS8350? Could you maybe make a recommendation which one would print better photo prints. If they are compatible, then most probably I’ll go for the Epson for its duplex ADF. Thanks in advance!
Quite informative and I appreciate the side-by-side comparisons. I'm moving on from my HP-5660 after a more than 8-year reliable run, although the photo printing quality after a few prints left a lot to be desired. I'm a shutterbug and found I get better quality b/w prints through retailers and a local photography shop. Recently, my current printer quit printing in black. I've tried several troubleshooting procedures to no avail. Was told by a copier professional that it's more cost effective to buy a new one than to have the old one repaired. With that said, I'm leaning toward the XP-7100 EPSON. Any thought of doing an ink-jet vs laser printer video explanation/comparison?
I recently bought the Epson XP-7100. This All-in-One does not FAX. I had my previous printer, Epson Workforce 633, for 8 years and never did use it's FAX capability.
Does the Epson automatically open the paper catcher tray when you print from your computer or phone? My old Canon did. I loved my old Canon so when it finally crapped out after 10 years I wanted another one. I bought a Canon TR7500 series about 6 months ago and I'm ready to throw this thing out the window. It is slow, loud, and doesn't automatically open when I print something. I have to manually open that front display and pull the paper catcher out. Thanks!
Yes, it does have an automatic output tray that will auto extend when printing. There is also a button on the display that allows you to retract the tray.
Yes. The automatic power opening paper output tray extends on it's own before the printing process begins. This automatic feature is also great for knocking over your coffee or anything else that is in the path of the extending tray. Also, freaks out the cat when the printer comes to life on it's own and pushes its' tray out.
Hi, Thank you very much for this useful and very helpful video. Could you please help me choose one of the following: Canon Pixma G3420, HP Smart Tank 515, and Epson 3160? Thank you very much for your help.
What would you recommend for just plain old document printing? I don't know many people who are printing photos, at least not a lot of photos. I never had an Epson because they require 4 ink cartridges, which is ridiculous! If the other mfrs can have 2 ink wells for cartridges, Epson can do the same.
I would highly recommend the Epson Workforce Pro EC-4040. It is taller than the printers shown in this video because it has an additional paper tray. I’ve had it for a few months, and it is a true Workforce. It can print at 24 pages per minute for both black and color. It is build better than some of the cheaper Workforce printers like the WF-2850. It does use 4 individual ink cartridges which will save you money over having two. In two cartridge printers, if you run out of yellow and still have a full magenta and cyan you will end up throwing away lots of ink. Epson used to have two cartridge printers back in the 1990s and early 2000s. The Epson Workforce Pro EC-4040 regularly sells for $179. I would suggest buying it from staples.com as they usually have additional coupons that can be applied. Have a great rest of your day!
What I hate most about the Epson is the ink, If a color in is running low it won’t let you print in B&W even if the black is brand new. It notified me the black needed to be replaced and magenta was low I only purchased the black because I hardly print in color and even after changing the black it wouldn’t print because the color was low 😤
Well, I have never owned the Brother, but I can compare the printers specifications. The Epson is prints faster, and has a larger touchscreen. The ink is a little cheaper for the Brother. Brother leaves out some other specs on the product. The Epson has a 2-sided Auto Document feeder, which brother does not mention. The Epson also has a rear feeder, photo tray, and CD/DVD tray that the Brother does not include. The Brother does not have the additional photo black cartridge, so it may not produce as high quality photos. Have a great rest of your day!
At the moment, the HP is the only printer that has a program like HP Instant Ink. However, depending on what you are printing, and how much you print, the Epson could save you money. Canon began rolling out a program similar to HP Instant Ink a few weeks ago, but at the moment this printer is not eligible. Epson also started a service called ReadyPrint a few months ago, which is also a subscription, but at the moment this Epson is not eligible. Epson also has a ReadyInk service that will automatically send ink when needed through Staples. The service can save you up to 10% on ink. Have a great rest of your day!
Nice video regarding speed and print quality. However, there is one factor that you didn't cover and can be very important for home users that just print occasionally. The HP 7855 uses the 64 ink cartridges that have the printheads built into the ink cartridge. The Epson 7100's printhead is built into the printer and is not user removeable. I didn't research the Canon 8520 but many Canon printers have user removeable printheads. So for home users that just print photos occasionally, since the Epson 7855's printhead is built "into the printer", if the printhead gets clogged due to non use, steps to try to clean manually are very difficult. If the printhead cannot be unclogged, the printer then becomes a brick. On the other hand, since the HP 7855's printheads are built into the ink cartridges, if a printhead becomes clogged, manual attempts to clean are easy by just removing the ink cartridge. There are youtube videos on how to do that. If the printhead cannot be unclogged, just buy a new ink cartridge and the printer will print fine. I won't go into cleaning the Canon printhead here since I don't know if the 8520's printhead is user removeable.
Good catch! I, too, am an infrequent printer user so the ability to clean printer heads is important. I have owned an HP Envy 7855 for six years and clean the cartridge heads with warm water and a paper towel nearly every time I use it. Streaking typed lines is my biggest complaint. I just can't seem to eliminate them.
Hi, For an all in one printer. Should I buy the et-4760 or st-4000 ? I really don’t know the difference between them. And how good they are in ur opinion?
The st-4000 is definitely a great choice if you want a very low cost of ownership. Color printing is slightly slow at 10ppm but for most printing it should be fine. The only difference between the two printers you mentioned is that the ST-4000 is usually sold for $100 less and includes a 2 year warranty. It is otherwise identical to the 4760. So the ST-4000 would be the better choice. Great question!
@@AromaFrank It (The ST-4000) will be able to print faster, and can hold more paper. It does have a slightly smaller touchscreen, and it does not have a automatic output tray. The ink cost is much cheaper with the ST-4000. The quality of documents and graphics will be similar, but slightly worse for photos as it does not use a photo black. Have a great rest of your day!
@@evandrinks One more question sweet heart. Will the quality of the pictures in the st-4000 be as good as developing pictures in my local photo store and lasts for many years to come?
On the Canon, if you ran the ink cartridges until they were empty, and continued printing then eventually it would disable ink monitoring for that cartridge. However, when you don’t know how much ink is in a cartridge and it runs out without you knowing, you run into the high risk of burning out your Canon thermal printhead. If you want to refill your own printer, then I would suggest looking at the Epson EcoTank models. If you live in the United States or Canada, then I would suggest checking the Epson clearance center for a good deal on a refurbished EcoTank printer.
I think Epson is the best. What about their ecotank printers? Also what about Brother inkvestment printers. Your opinion please. I’m in the market for a printer since my HP printer went kaput after only 1 year.
If you are looking for a tank printer, then I would suggest considering all three manufacturers. I have owned two different Epson Ecotank printers, a Brother Inkvestment printer, and a Canon tank printer. I actually returned the Canon because it was extremely slow. In general, I would say that I liked the Epson EcoTank printers the most. They are very versatile, and they use a micro-piezo printhead as compared to the other manufacturers that use thermal printheads. The Epson L805 model, which is not sold in the United States, is my favorite model. I have printed over a thousand photos on it, and it is a true quality printer. Have a great rest of your day!
Dommage ça commençait bien mais on se rend vite compte que le pti jeune à une énorme préférence pour son EPSON.. Perso j'ai toujours eu des HP et c'est le top, tout fonctionne bien, tout est facile, l'IHM est génial et contrairement à EPSON ce n'est pas un gouffre à encre...
Sharing is caring: Bought HP printer and had multiple quality issues. I regret buying HP printer. Their aftersales support is just HORRIBLE! Their customer support is very slow to respond and just gives copy and pasted answers without even reading customer's reply. For those planning to buy, do yourself a favor: buy a better quality printer. HP printer is simply NOT worth your hard-earned money.
I don’t get paid by Epson. But, I will admit that their printers are often higher quality than HP’s, especially in recent years. The HP shown in this video is a few years old by now. Their new Inspire series has new features, but is poorer build quality.
Excellent review! Very thorough and clear to understand. I was unsure of which printer to purchase but you made my decision much easier. Epson it is. Thank you!
Best comparison I've seen in a long time, thanks
Extremely helpful and informative review. My Epson XP Expression 820 has recently died after many years and was contemplating the 7100 which you've now helped me to decide on purchasing. Thank you.
Best review of printers I've seen so far and I've been trying to figure out the best one for weeks now! THANK YOU.
Epson really knocked it out of the park, nice comparison. Getting the 7100 for my mothers b-day 👍
Thanks for showing the different photos, really helps with the decision making
Glad it was helpful! I hope to make more comparisons in the future.
I now know which printer to purchase after this great review. I was between the HP and Epson, and the Epson won for me. Thank you. The Econ tanks are nice but I do need a printer that can also provide duplex scanning with the auto feeder and I think the Epson can also do that.
Thanks for the review, So much needed to get a better comparison test video and this is great !
Thank you so much your review was the best of them all I love how thorough you were and I love that you actually showed us everything.
I've watched an earlier video of yours, but you won me over with this one! You should have more views... Thank you for doing such in-depth research and analysis of these printers. You seriously made my final decision much easier! ✌️From Toronto
Which one did u go with
I just got the Epson 7100 on your word, works great
Good presentation for such a young guy. I have the HP & learned a lot.
Well done and thank you!! After a week of looking at small home printers I stumbled across your video, you covered almost everything I needed to know and with demos. I ended up ordering the Espon XP-7100
Fantastic, in-depth review. Thank you so much.
Great stuff, Inhave a canon pix a TS9565 and I stumbled across your video in hopes of finding how many full colour pages can it print. However I enjoyed your video so much I stayed and watched the whole thing. Great job and excellent information.
Nice review, well done.
awesome review!! thank you for actually testing all of these instead of just reading descriptions from google like other people have done
Good review, thank you. There is one thing you did not mention but most reviewers don't either. However it is important to me, and that is duplex printing. Definitions seem to vary especially when talking about auto-duplex or full-duplex. If the printer will print on both sides without any intervention from me, I would consider that full or auto duplex. If I have to print on one side and manually flip the paper, I don't consider that duplex at all; yet some reviewers call that duplex. How do these printers handle printing on both sides of the paper? Specifics please. Thanks.
best review ive seen
Excellent comparison, thank you.. you really
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Finally I find a reviewer for what I'm I looking for... I planned to buy a color printer for my personal use one month ago but I didn't get it be coz I don't how to choose a good printer. I have searched every site and people review from different online store and even from differnt youtuber but I'm not satisfied except this video I hit my thumb ups.
Thank you for the demo. I am not a photographer but I want a good color printer with a flatbed that can scan and copy both A4 and F.S paper size. My budget is between $150 - $180.
Thanks for a detailed review.
Thank you for this video it helped to choose the best printer.
Great job! Thanks
Great video
really good review .. Keep it up
Good job 👏
thanks this was straight to the point. appreciate ya
Thank you for a very good and very fair comparison. My current Canon Pixma MG6320 takes an incredibly long time to start printing, especially when the AirPrint is switching from my iMac or my iPad. The software keeps restarting over and over again for several minutes. Last time it must have been 10 minutes total. Hopefully this is not an issue with their latest line of printers.
Dude, great job answering all my questions! Epson it is!
Really helpful video, thank you! I specifically started searching comparison vids to determine which printer would best suit my needs which is scrapbook paper and sticker printing from digital files from places such as Etsy. Your video has been the first I have watched and the fact that you specifically mentioned scrapbooking was fabulous! Do you know if Epson has a similar spec'd model that will print on 12x12 cardstock as well?
Thank you very much. This is very helpful since I'm too lazy to go the store and check which one has the best image quality.
GBU :)
Excellent review done, very detailed clear and to the point with a fair comparisson. would it be possible to do a review of ink tank all in one printers with the best 2022 models
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Great job, thanks!
Super. Thank you!
Very helpful
I was about to buy the Canon, but you convinced me to replace my old Epson with a newer and better Epson.
Thank you for your video, the review is very helpful. I was looking to some reviews because I want to change my old HP printer, specifically because of their very poor HP Instant Ink service. Maybe it's only the case here in Switzerland, but the service provided by their calling-center which I suppose it's the same worldwide was just awful. So I think I'll go for the Epson XP7100, because your review dedicated to this model was very convincing.
Thanks for the great video! Epson it is!
Thank you so much my mans, you made this easy and painless. So many videos out there just complicate things and are one by one reviews. What is the exact model of that better Epson you mentioned please?
very informative, nice upload......i own the canon tr8620..........thanx.
Thank you
I like the videos and I will keep watching. I would like to know more about the all-in-one's and MFC and which ones have the best Built-in OCR software Technology. I really don't want to buy a separate scanner or OCR software If I can get it pre-installed. Thank you keep making those videos.
Stay away from HP products
That’s the reason i came here… Just bought another one and am instantly regretting it
Hi:) thanks a lot for the review! Have u tested brother printers? If so, what is your opinion about them? I am choosing between Epson 7100 and Brother 5730..
They both have automatic duplex scanning and i am confused which to choose...:(
Thanks
I really like your explain and your test but hope you can list your result on the screen, thank you
Great review! Because of you I looked into Epson XP 7100. Now I am in between it and Canon Pixma TS8350. Have you interacted with the TS8350? Could you maybe make a recommendation which one would print better photo prints. If they are compatible, then most probably I’ll go for the Epson for its duplex ADF. Thanks in advance!
Quite informative and I appreciate the side-by-side comparisons. I'm moving on from my HP-5660 after a more than 8-year reliable run, although the photo printing quality after a few prints left a lot to be desired. I'm a shutterbug and found I get better quality b/w prints through retailers and a local photography shop. Recently, my current printer quit printing in black. I've tried several troubleshooting procedures to no avail. Was told by a copier professional that it's more cost effective to buy a new one than to have the old one repaired. With that said, I'm leaning toward the XP-7100 EPSON. Any thought of doing an ink-jet vs laser printer video explanation/comparison?
I actually have been thinking about doing a comparison between inkjet and laser printers. I might make a video on it in a few weeks.
I bought my Epson7100 a couple of months ago, but the ink is so expensive to replace.
@@jeanie338 I settled on a HP Envy 7155 - so far, so good.
I would like to add that the Epson XP-7100 does not have faxing capabilities, even though it has an ADF.
Does the 7100 adf scanner offer one/single pass duplex scanning?
@@easternise It can scan two sides automatically and it flips the paper itself.
No problem, fax belongs to the 20th century. Great review BTW.
I recently bought the Epson XP-7100. This All-in-One does not FAX. I had my previous printer, Epson Workforce 633, for 8 years and never did use it's FAX capability.
You really seem to enjoy the epson haha, ordering mine now
Does the Epson automatically open the paper catcher tray when you print from your computer or phone? My old Canon did. I loved my old Canon so when it finally crapped out after 10 years I wanted another one. I bought a Canon TR7500 series about 6 months ago and I'm ready to throw this thing out the window. It is slow, loud, and doesn't automatically open when I print something. I have to manually open that front display and pull the paper catcher out. Thanks!
Yes, it does have an automatic output tray that will auto extend when printing. There is also a button on the display that allows you to retract the tray.
Yes. The automatic power opening paper output tray extends on it's own before the printing process begins. This automatic feature is also great for knocking over your coffee or anything else that is in the path of the extending tray. Also, freaks out the cat when the printer comes to life on it's own and pushes its' tray out.
Your Canon printer also have built-in template as well you didn’t mention.
Any chance you've tested some ink tank printers?
Do you know how well the Canon tr8620 print photo
Hi,
Thank you very much for this useful and very helpful video. Could you please help me choose one of the following:
Canon Pixma G3420, HP Smart Tank 515, and Epson 3160?
Thank you very much for your help.
I would have said Smart Tank, curious what you went with?
@@keepingupwithq7174 Epson 3160 Smart Tank
What would you recommend for just plain old document printing? I don't know many people who are printing photos, at least not a lot of photos. I never had an Epson because they require 4 ink cartridges, which is ridiculous! If the other mfrs can have 2 ink wells for cartridges, Epson can do the same.
I would highly recommend the Epson Workforce Pro EC-4040. It is taller than the printers shown in this video because it has an additional paper tray. I’ve had it for a few months, and it is a true Workforce. It can print at 24 pages per minute for both black and color. It is build better than some of the cheaper Workforce printers like the WF-2850. It does use 4 individual ink cartridges which will save you money over having two. In two cartridge printers, if you run out of yellow and still have a full magenta and cyan you will end up throwing away lots of ink. Epson used to have two cartridge printers back in the 1990s and early 2000s. The Epson Workforce Pro EC-4040 regularly sells for $179. I would suggest buying it from staples.com as they usually have additional coupons that can be applied. Have a great rest of your day!
@@evandrinks Very informative!
What I hate most about the Epson is the ink, If a color in is running low it won’t let you print in B&W even if the black is brand new. It notified me the black needed to be replaced and magenta was low I only purchased the black because I hardly print in color and even after changing the black it wouldn’t print because the color was low 😤
Hi. How would you compare this Epsom to Brother MFC J995DW ? Thanks for ur help!
Well, I have never owned the Brother, but I can compare the printers specifications. The Epson is prints faster, and has a larger touchscreen. The ink is a little cheaper for the Brother. Brother leaves out some other specs on the product. The Epson has a 2-sided Auto Document feeder, which brother does not mention. The Epson also has a rear feeder, photo tray, and CD/DVD tray that the Brother does not include. The Brother does not have the additional photo black cartridge, so it may not produce as high quality photos. Have a great rest of your day!
so the epson looks like the winner but does it have an instant ink option or is that only with the HP?
At the moment, the HP is the only printer that has a program like HP Instant Ink. However, depending on what you are printing, and how much you print, the Epson could save you money. Canon began rolling out a program similar to HP Instant Ink a few weeks ago, but at the moment this printer is not eligible. Epson also started a service called ReadyPrint a few months ago, which is also a subscription, but at the moment this Epson is not eligible. Epson also has a ReadyInk service that will automatically send ink when needed through Staples. The service can save you up to 10% on ink. Have a great rest of your day!
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Nice video regarding speed and print quality. However, there is one factor that you didn't cover and can be very important for home users that just print occasionally.
The HP 7855 uses the 64 ink cartridges that have the printheads built into the ink cartridge. The Epson 7100's printhead is built into the printer and is not user removeable. I didn't research the Canon 8520 but many Canon printers have user removeable printheads.
So for home users that just print photos occasionally, since the Epson 7855's printhead is built "into the printer", if the printhead gets clogged due to non use, steps to try to clean manually are very difficult. If the printhead cannot be unclogged, the printer then becomes a brick.
On the other hand, since the HP 7855's printheads are built into the ink cartridges, if a printhead becomes clogged, manual attempts to clean are easy by just removing the ink cartridge. There are youtube videos on how to do that. If the printhead cannot be unclogged, just buy a new ink cartridge and the printer will print fine.
I won't go into cleaning the Canon printhead here since I don't know if the 8520's printhead is user removeable.
Good catch! I, too, am an infrequent printer user so the ability to clean printer heads is important. I have owned an HP Envy 7855 for six years and clean the cartridge heads with warm water and a paper towel nearly every time I use it. Streaking typed lines is my biggest complaint. I just can't seem to eliminate them.
Hi, For an all in one printer. Should I buy the et-4760 or st-4000 ? I really don’t know the difference between them. And how good they are in ur opinion?
The st-4000 is definitely a great choice if you want a very low cost of ownership. Color printing is slightly slow at 10ppm but for most printing it should be fine. The only difference between the two printers you mentioned is that the ST-4000 is usually sold for $100 less and includes a 2 year warranty. It is otherwise identical to the 4760. So the ST-4000 would be the better choice. Great question!
@@evandrinks Thanks so much! How is it compare to the xp u reviewed?
@@AromaFrank It (The ST-4000) will be able to print faster, and can hold more paper. It does have a slightly smaller touchscreen, and it does not have a automatic output tray. The ink cost is much cheaper with the ST-4000. The quality of documents and graphics will be similar, but slightly worse for photos as it does not use a photo black. Have a great rest of your day!
@@evandrinks Wow very clearly said. Thanks so much!
@@evandrinks One more question sweet heart. Will the quality of the pictures in the st-4000 be as good as developing pictures in my local photo store and lasts for many years to come?
Can I turn off the ink levels in any of these? That’s if I want to refill my own.
On the Canon, if you ran the ink cartridges until they were empty, and continued printing then eventually it would disable ink monitoring for that cartridge. However, when you don’t know how much ink is in a cartridge and it runs out without you knowing, you run into the high risk of burning out your Canon thermal printhead. If you want to refill your own printer, then I would suggest looking at the Epson EcoTank models. If you live in the United States or Canada, then I would suggest checking the Epson clearance center for a good deal on a refurbished EcoTank printer.
@@evandrinks thanks. I will take my chances with the Canon 🙂
I think Epson is the best. What about their ecotank printers? Also what about Brother inkvestment printers. Your opinion please. I’m in the market for a printer since my HP printer went kaput after only 1 year.
If you are looking for a tank printer, then I would suggest considering all three manufacturers. I have owned two different Epson Ecotank printers, a Brother Inkvestment printer, and a Canon tank printer. I actually returned the Canon because it was extremely slow. In general, I would say that I liked the Epson EcoTank printers the most. They are very versatile, and they use a micro-piezo printhead as compared to the other manufacturers that use thermal printheads. The Epson L805 model, which is not sold in the United States, is my favorite model. I have printed over a thousand photos on it, and it is a true quality printer. Have a great rest of your day!
Dommage ça commençait bien mais on se rend vite compte que le pti jeune à une énorme préférence pour son EPSON.. Perso j'ai toujours eu des HP et c'est le top, tout fonctionne bien, tout est facile, l'IHM est génial et contrairement à EPSON ce n'est pas un gouffre à encre...
What Model Of The Epson Was Used?
The Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 was used.
@@evandrinks Ok. Thanks For Getting Back With Me
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Sharing is caring: Bought HP printer and had multiple quality issues. I regret buying HP printer. Their aftersales support is just HORRIBLE! Their customer support is very slow to respond and just gives copy and pasted answers without even reading customer's reply. For those planning to buy, do yourself a favor: buy a better quality printer. HP printer is simply NOT worth your hard-earned money.
the epson doesnt have fax as it says in this video
NEVER BUY HP!
I know this kid is getting paid by epson lol
I don’t get paid by Epson. But, I will admit that their printers are often higher quality than HP’s, especially in recent years. The HP shown in this video is a few years old by now. Their new Inspire series has new features, but is poorer build quality.
Stay away from hp products!
and disorganized. looks nicest? Irrelevant.
HPs are absolute junk!!!
Thank you