The features i really, really like about this printer:1.

Yes the ink system is going to be a cost reduction in the long run but is sacrificing other important features to a business really worth it?

What i love about it is the EcoTank feature where I get a ton of ink for a reasonable cost and that the printer prints 11x17 photograph quality beautifully.

Great features, 2 side auto print, print to edge

Purchased this printer on the premise that it has good features and provides a long supply of ink.

The printer has a lot of nice features like two sided printing and ability to send your scans to online storage like dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive.

Setup was ridiculously fast and easy, the features are great, and the print quality is more than adequate for my needs

Wireless features are seamless.

The main feature, of course, is the ink tanks.

While I lose the ability to feed paper easily for a quick scan/copy, I gain other features that I care about more

For example, if what you're printing is 250 highly colored pages and 50 4 x 6" color photos a month, you might not break even until about five years out (using Epson ink).The other stuffApart from the EcoTanks, which are a great feature, this is a good but not special printer

The same price with loads of better features!!

While I lose the ability to feed paper easily for a quick scan/copy, I gain other features that I care about more

The best feature of this printer is what sets t apart from every other printer I've ever owned and that is the EcoTank ink system

This feature is very useful since I don't have to open the basic 8.5 x 11 tray to add photo paper

A cool feature of this printer is that you can EASILY see the level of your ink.

Otherwise, I love the Eco Tank and other printer features.

The one big feature about the ET-2750 is the color ink tanks.

For those who do a more moderate amount of printing, or mix their usage between prints & scans, or who want a better-featured printer, there are cheaper and better printers out there that do more and do it better.

Almost 1 year to the day the wireless feature has stopped working

I looked at many printer trying to see which offered the best features, best price, and least ongoing costs.

I just used an amazing feature.

There is also a separate tray for storing the photo paper, which is a great feature

Not the fastest printer and lacks some features, such as automatic document feed and fax, but that was clear when I ordered it, so I am not deducting any stars

Would you rather pay a lot up front, or buy a better-feature printer and pay for ink over time?My main beef is the low-end no-frills design for such an expensive printer.

Good printer,more compact than previous regular Workforce it replaces, love the new feature it convert the top to a flat bed,As any new invention that hit the market, product start with high prices as is the case with this ecotank system, Once HP, Cannon, and others follow with this feature, and the competition start then we'll benefits the drops in prices, better and bigger printers, from now on just time will tell.

All the other features work as expected but the savings in ink is the best part

I loved the EcoTank feature however and wound up purchasing the ET-3700 (no ADF) locally when I found them on sale with a $100 rebate for any old printer trade in.

I like this feature

Edit - a helpful user in the comments below notes that the ink cannot be installed into the incorrect reservoir, a nice feature that prevents printer damage due to human error

This missing feature is the only thing I do NOT like

The mechanisms work as if it is printing but the print head has stopped working and it delivers blank pages in spite of full ink supply and clean print head

Not only are they tanks but they hold a TON of ink, well not really a

I liked that they warned you it could stain (especially as I did this on my dining room table, which I then protected well) and that you can’t mismatch the ink to receptacle.

It works pretty much the same as with other Epson printers and installation was not too painful (A CD-ROM was included but there was a sheet of paper directing me to a URL to use instead to get the final version of the software)

Despite the cons, I would definitely recommend this printer as of now.(I will also note that I DID pay full price for this printer and received no compensation at all

n’t have complicated OCR work to do anymore and that’s why I stopped using ABBYY in the first place

n’t have to scratch with your fingernail to grasp it