Print is crisp and dark.

First, when it's printing something like an image, it's not noisy at all, and the alarming noises are the guts rumbling as things move through them.

Terrible print quality despite using photo paper and cleaning as per the instructions

Poor print quality, wastes paper and ink by needing to do print head nozzle cleanings - that do not do anything for the final product

One glaring omission from the Epson makers is that this printer does not support air print.

So I took a nicely colored print, copied it, and whaddya think: the colors of copies are quite realistic

Even when printed on plain paper with default settings, detail is crisp and legible, and lines are straight and uniform

crooked, random squiggly lines print on the page, print is fuzzy

Once I finally got it set up, I was pleasantly surprised at how quiet and fast it prints--even duplex

I have done the clean print head test multiple times, hoping it would resolve at least part of the issue

Still, unless you are comparing it to a "better" printed sheet, you would probably not detect the loss of quality.

Print for use in correspondence is slow.

First, it is slow, slow to start printing once prompted and slow to print

Terrible print quality despite using photo paper and cleaning as per the instructions

Fast with outstanding print quality

The very first print out from the ET-16500 was visibly worse

The use: The printing was fast and crisp

I have been using the print, copy and scan functions quite a bit, but have not bothered with faxing anything as I don't have much need for that

Honestly, the process was so well thought out that all I had to do in most cases was say, "Yup, please let this scanner send you stuff."On the other hand, Google Cloud Print setup is daunting.

It does not use photo inks, or support border-less printing, so if you are looking to print photos, I would consider other options

The new printer, BTW, seems to be printing just fine.

It's not open the box and print like the HPs that I have

unless the ink deteriorates over time, I may well have ink remaining in the wells even after two years, which would be a great thing.

n’t go wrong.