The ability to print completely borderless is wonderful.

Only issue is not having the ability to feed sheets for scanning but this is not a problem and not something I would expect in an entry level printer.

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

HP did a software update that killed the ability to use 3rd party ink which killed my ability to print

Initial setup was fairly easy for me, but I still occasionally have to troubleshoot why one device (we use PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Samsung devices) seems to lose the ability to print at times - and I often have to get into the router software, the printer configuration or the device configuration to resolve it.

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

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

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)

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

I sort of miss not having an automatic document

I sort of miss not having an automatic document

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

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