I am planning to return the printer today and purchasing a printer that is a little more expensive with cheaper ink.

The black ink well is large and can be replaced independently with an oversized chamber upon ink refill, which is an incredible convenience for us

This would be a fantastic printer except for the fact that the ink is EXPENSIVE and there is no one that I have found that does the off brand

It can do a ton of pages on these color cartridges, and this is a huge plus since ink is so expensive

It has the most expensive ink per ounce and per

A black proprietary ink cart will cost you $50 if you can find it locally (1/2 the cost of the printer.

Many other all-in-ones for about the same price but not totally expensive inks.

no other ink "EVEN IF IT SAYS IT'S COMPATIBLE" will work

The pricey Epson ink cartridges are definitely a major bummer, but overall this is a really great/reliable printer that I am happy with, and have no reservations in recommending IF you're okay with the current price of the ink

The ink for this printer is ridiculously overpriced (about $170 to replace all 4 XL cartridges) and Epson just slipped in a "firmware update" that causes the printer to reject third party ink that up to that point had been functioning perfectly.

But by pricing it not far out of the range of most consumer printers and then making the ink A) proprietary/chipped and B) exorbitantly expensive, all EPSON have done is shoot themselves in the foot

The biggest drawback is the ink

It suffers from over zealous paper feeding as it hardly prints just on one page at a time, and there has yet to be a page without missing ink and smudges

My black ink works for now.

The big downfall, and it is a big one, is cost off ink and this makes it easy to take off a star.

Ink is costlier than gold and you are tied to Epson brand ink because of a chip

I wish the ink were cheaper, but I'd say that about any inkjet printer

The ink for this printer is ridiculously overpriced (about $170 to replace all 4 XL cartridges) and Epson just slipped in a "firmware update" that causes the printer to reject third party ink that up to that point had been functioning perfectly.

The printer is not reliable, customer service stinks, the ink is too expensive and

’s probably the quietest ink jet I’ve personally used

This printer is saving me money, the ink is more affordable and lasts longer than my Canon color laser printer; not 50% cheaper, but closer to 30%

I'm ready for more black ink and color soon, but with the incredulous ink prices the best choice based on the purchase price of the WF-4750 is to dump it in the recycle bin and try a different machine

The printer is pretty cheap, and for a cheaper printer the ink isn't bad.

Also the ink is super expensive.

No paper jam, no ink issues, no power issues, just died

The ink is expensive, but i will say that set up (at least in Win10) was simple

I went to replace ink today and almost bought a different printer that I know has cheaper ink or the off brand availability

Constant error messages, cheap construction, and expensive ink

The print heads clog and that requires a lot of time and using a lot of costly ink to run through the nozzle cleaning process multiple times

Epson has made it so that it only accepts proprietary ink cartridges.

The Epson ink for this printer is outrageously expensive in my opinion

I received an email for cartridge maker that said if you update firmware these inks are dead in the water.

Ink is expensive and hard to find.

Just the ink is very overpriced

Their ink is just too damn expensive