Other downsides include a longer process for loading and charging ink; a small 100 sheet paper tray; and chintzy plastic construction.

How many times do you think you can flex this plastic before the plastic will break?

The plastic of which the 2750 is constructed is not particularly rigid, and conducts noise when the printer is printing to a greater extent than other printers in the same price range

The automatic document feeder is REALLY cheap, very thin plastic: doubt that it would last.

I would keep paper towels at the ready and lay plastic around the tanks

There is a clear plastic shield over which the paper passes when coming through the ADF

The only disadvantage is that the body of the printer is made of cheap, lightweight plastic that feels rather flimsy, other than that I have no issues.

I can work a long cotton swab down into the area but attempts to pull it free seem likely to damage the plastic, and I doubt I could get another

It is definitely cheap plastic like other reviews have mentioned

The size of the printer (smaller that H/P) is nice however I would rather have better capacity for paper handling and faster copy speed7

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

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

I sort of miss not having an automatic document