I got this printer because it met all of my requirements. I looked at some reviews it wasn't that great but. I knew epson was a reliable company so I gave it a try. The setup and filling the tank was simple if you fill the instructions it gave you. The part that was hard was setting up the scanner.

we love this printer for its compactness and various features, very economical on ink - only down side is its relativekly slow printing on high quality settings.

Printer is slower than anticipated, and print quality isn't great, but it is functional for my work at home purposes. My previous Cannon PIXMA 887 was a workhorse for years and was manufactured to last and had great quality prints and was fast.

Had for 5 weeks now why did we wait so long works with Apple iPrint double sided printing look like ink will last for a year. Picture print on plain paper good not had a chance to try with photo quality paper. Very easy to set up. Highly recommend

very good printer.easy to set up plenty of paper storeage space.great machine

I required a printer as I was using a old Model of an Epson sx200... I required advice, in which printer to choose as there is numerous models on the market. The customer service advisor asked me my requirements on how frequent I use the printer and for what purpose I use it for and on that basis an...

Even though it is a bit sluggish, with its large ink reservoirs and good-size paper capacity, you can print a lot of documents without having to replenish either consumable. This makes the ET-4750 a sound investment for home-based or small offices and workgroups that need to churn out a lot of color...

Excellent output quality; Very low running costs after initial investment; Ships with generous amount of ink; Supports Wi-Fi Direct mobile connectivity; Small and light

Slow for the price; High purchase price; Automatic document feeder (ADF) is not auto-duplexing; No NFC support

Epson's EcoTank system has always been a promising concept. Instead of costly, wasteful ink cartridges, EcoTank devices have big tanks, come with generous bottles of ink, and slash print costs to a fraction of their previous level.

The tanks are easy to refill; Great value over time

Slow scanner and photocopies

At long last, Epson's ET-4750 begins to deliver on the EcoTank promise

The tanks are easy to refill; Great value over time;

Slow scanner and photocopies;

Depending on how much you use it, the Epson WorkForce ET-4750 EcoTank All-in-One Supertank Printer ($499.99) is either a wise investment or a waste of money. Like the WorkForce ET-4550 before it, or its direct competitor, the Canon Pixma G4200 Wireless MegaTank All-in-One Printer, the ET-4750 is a supertank, or bulk ink printer. Supertank all-in-one (AIO) printers are marketed under the pay-more-up-front-to-pay-less-for-ink-later model. Aside from the way you buy and feed it ink, though, the ET-4750 is roughly a pared-down equivalent to the Editors' Choice Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4720. It's slow and short on features for a $500 AIO, but it prints quite well, and the ongoing per-page price of ink is minuscule, making it an excellent choice for home-based or small offices or workgroups that need to print or copy from several hundred to a thousand or so pages each month. Small and Resourceful Despite its ability to hold several milliliters of ink in its four onboard reservoirs (rathe...

The Epson ET-4750 EcoTank AIO printer may be a bit slow, but it prints excellent quality documents and photos at a very low cost per print.

Excellent output quality; Very low running costs after initial investment; Ships with generous amount of ink; Supports Wi-Fi Direct mobile connectivity; Small and light

Slow for the price; High purchase price; Automatic document feeder (ADF) is not auto-duplexing; No NFC support