The Epson Expression Home XP-440 Small-in-One Printer offers a basic feature set for home printing, with modest paper capacity and lacking more office-centric features like an ADF, an auto-duplexer, and fax capabilities.

Compact; Lightweight; Budget price; USB, Wi-Fi, and Wi-Fi Direct connectivity; Above-par text and graphics

Relatively high running costs; Slightly subpar photo quality; Lacks an Ethernet port; No auto-duplexer or ADF; No fax

Hence the name, the Epson Expression Home XP-440 Small-in-One Printer ($99.99) is a very compact home all-in-one printer that offers good overall output quality and a wide range of connectivity features. It may not be the smallest home AIO on the market (that honor goes to the HP Deskjet 3755 All-in-One Printer), but it is more versatile than its tinier competition. Although it doesn't unseat the Canon Pixma TS8020 as our top all-in-one geared toward home use, it offers the same solid performance and feature set I have come to expect from Epson's Small-in-One line at a very reasonable price. Diminutive Design The glossy-black XP-440 ($477.33 at Amazon Canada) measures 5.4 by 15.4 by 11.8 inches (HWD) when closed and 11 by 15.4 by 20.4 inches (HWD) with trays extended, and it weighs just 9 pounds, the same weight and dimensions as its identical-looking predecessor, the now discontinued Epson Expression Home XP-430. The Editors' Choice Canon Pixma TS8020 has similar dimensions but ...

The Epson Expression Home XP-440 Small-in-One is one of the tiniest all-in-one printers in town, and delivers good text and graphics quality and solid speed to go with a basic feature set.

Compact; Lightweight; Budget price; USB, Wi-Fi, and Wi-Fi Direct connectivity; Above-par text and graphics

Relatively high running costs; Slightly subpar photo quality; Lacks an Ethernet port; No auto-duplexer or ADF; No fax

The XP-440 provides excellent print and copy quality, plus decent single-page scanning, for family and home use. Running costs are high, though, making it best for low-volume scenarios.

Excellent across-the-board quality; Easy to set up and use; Wide cloud; mobile-device support; Small; lightweight; SD slot; Low purchase price

Cost per page is high; Slow print speeds; No automatic document feeder or duplexing; No USB flash-drive or PictBridge support

If a single color cartridge goes out (in reality its still about halfway full) then it will refuse to print anything, even in black and white. If you print a decent amount you won't have too many issues but if you don't print for awhile you'll need to clean the heads (a simple enough process and...

This printer is a complete piece of junk. Its very slow, prints half of a page on one sheet of paper and then prints the rest of the page on the next sheet, waste a lot of paper. When it does print about half of it is unreadable.

I bought this to replace an older Epson. However, though the print quality is very good, the wifi connection seems to have trouble. When I print, it takes a long time for the computer to "find" the printer. Often it says there is no printer.

This printer was not only a piece of cake to install, the ease of use and the quality of the copies have impressed me, and, did I mention the speed at which it prints? I just can't imagine owning another printer that meets or exceeds my usage here in my condo.

A few weeks old, brilliant to set up - so easy and has many more features than my old Epson which died after 8 years

Not a great quality print out come. Still good for this price range

THIS MACHINE HAS A LOT OF FEATURES AND THE COST IS LESS THAN YOU WOULD EXPECT