Epson EcoTank ET-2800 Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank Printer - White

To start, I brought this Espeon printer to replace my HP Inkjet 8010 series and THANK GOD I bought it! I cant stand how much money I lost alone from the ink for the HP Inkjet printer! HP is a complete scam. $50 every two weeks for a year replacing the colored ink ALONE! Not including Black ink LOL! The setup was horrible compared to the Espeon setup which took 10 Mins max! Extremely professional set up once you download the app! The amount of ink that comes with this printer is CRAZY GOOD! To replace all 4 inks is only $20! Ive printered around 30 stickers so far for the past first week that ive had it and the ink hasn't even moved!!!!!!! Easy at printing, quick, no issues, and the App is amazing! Sticker paper works beautifully, Glossy and Holo! Also amazing at printing regular documents!

Finally got time to do a review for this printer. Has it for a few months now and so far everything works great. The ink setup is super nice compared to my old Canon printer that kept drying up tho it wasn't used much. Setup with this Epson is easy. Wireless connection is nice these days as anyone on the same wifi network can use a phone and print directly via wifi without having to connect any cables nor need a computer. Paper capacity is decent, but wish the way it held the paper felt more study.

I have had many printers over the years. I started with Canon dot matrix printers, and then ink jet printers. In the old days, and ink cartridge contained all the colors, so if red was out, you tossed away the rest of yellow and blue too. They were pricey and wasting ink wasn't something I was OK with. I would pull ink cartridges from dumpsters outside office supplies stores, take them home and draw the ink from them to fill my cartridges with. Then Epson came up with a cartridge for each color and black . That's when I switched to Epson and have used them ever since. I did have an HP in there when I got such a deal I couldn't pass it by, but after several years it died and I switched to Artisan printers. I still have an old 810 that is finicky and I don't want to have to coax it just to print a few pages. I got a WorkForce printer ,used it several times after I got it, and then it sat idle for 5 years or so. I moved recently and decided to set up the WorkForce printer. The new ink cartridges were practically new, but sat for 5 years maybe, so the nozzles and print head needed cleaning, I expected this. It uses mass amounts of ink to do this so then I was out of ink. I ordered new cartridges, and back to cleaning when they were inside. I never got anything to print, plus, the new paper I ordered was as glossy and slippery as photo paper, and the rollers couldn't grip it. I gave up and ordered this printer as a replacement. Setup went OK until I put paper in, then the rollers were slipping and I got jam messages, even though nothing was inside. I pulled the paper and let it finish the initial process. Then I put paper in when it wanted to align the print head. It fed paper OK for now, so I guess maybe I didn't get hosed on this Epson as I did buying the WorkForce Epson. UPDATE November 1st 2025 This is a frustrating printer!!!! I'm using WIFI network to connect the printer to my laptop computer. I like to be able to print or scan from anywhere in the house. If you purchase this frustrating Epson printer, you now have a ball and chain around your leg. You can't print a simple document without some kind of error code popping up and requiring that go look at the minuscule little screen and try to figure out what button you must press to get the document printed. If I have to be right next to the printer, I might as well use a wired connection. I am disabled and it's a real inconvenience for me to have to go to the printer and squint at the tiny screen to try to figure out why it's been ten minutes of my time and I still haven't gotten my 1 page document in my hand. High speed printing is not high speed when you can't get a printed page without having to make several trips back and forth to the printer. I set the default paper to the standard plain white letter paper, only to find it wants to scan to photo paper, so it just sits there like a block of cement and nothing gets done. I had an Epson Artisan 810 that I really liked, except for the automatic feeder quit working so you had to stand there and feed each sheet to be scanned by hand. I didn't want a sheet feeder on the printer because they break down and the you're feeding by hand anyway. I just hate printing anything at all now because of this printer. I wasted several hours one day trying to print documents that I downloaded and needed a physical copy to present in person for a project I'm doing. Normally I would send a PDF file, and let someone else bother printing if that was necessary. After years of purchasing Epson printers, this is absolutely the last Epson I have spent my money on. Never ever again. The first clue should have been when the quick start guide suggested using a smart phone to set up the printer. I'm not going to work from my 5 x 7 phone screen when I can instead use a 15 inch laptop screen, and keyboard. It's simply a stupid idea. Sorry, but no more Epson for me ever!!!! Update: 4/10/26 This is absolutely the most useless and frustrating Epson printer that I have ever ever owned. I cannot see good close up I need reading glasses to read. The digital screen on this printer is minuscule it's like a postage stamp size absolutely worthless. I have to carry a magnifying glass over to the f****** printer so that I can see what that little miniscule screen has to say on it. The most frustrating thing is every time I want to print something which is rare I don't print things every day the printer is not available is the message I always get I go over there by the printer I turn it off I turn it back on, that should clear out any crap that's on it so it's ready to print right? No you would be dead wrong! Instead you get a stupid little mini School screen and wants to be set on copy mode. I don't want to copy anything I don't want to scan anything I just want the damn thing ready to print. Anyway you come back to your your phone and you want to print and a printer still not available. I literally destroyed my phone I was that pissed off. I'm too old to be frustrated like that all the time. At 75 years of age I have had my share of printers over the years starting with the original dot matrix ones. Absolutely none of them were as difficult to use as this stupid printer I got now from Epson. When you want to print something you should be able to send it to the printer and it should print. You should not require a phone app to set the damn thing up! One thing I'll say, it's pretty good on ink because you can't make the damn thing print when you want it to !!!!!!!

I bought this printer in June of last year. Prior to this, I bought several others over the year and have connections issues, issues buying ink monthly.. they were costly and unreliable. This morning we were talking about how long since we bought ink. It’s been a year. It comes on the minute you print, prints perfectly and has been the most reliable printer I have ever owned. I will always recommend this printer and it has been the best money we have spent.

I was on the fence about buying this printer because most of the 1 star reviews all said the same thing... "The Wifi would not work" So I followed the instructions, Turned on the print, downloaded the IOS app, connected to the printer via Bluetooth, installed the ink, initialized the printheads. While that was going on, the app asked me to setup the wifi. a List of SSID's came up and I selected the one I wanted. I put in the password and it connected and the icon on the printer turned blue. I have a Unifi setup and I could see that the printer connected to access point #3 @ 2.4ghz and got an ip address. I locked the IP address to the printer. (For my instructions to work for you, you need to make a reservation or lock the ipaddress that your DHCP server provided to the printer. ) If you don't do this, you will get a different address every time you turn the printer on and the computer and app will not be able to find the printer. When the initialization was complete, the app on my phone said it could not connect to the printer. I decided to try to connect to a computer and come back to the phone app. I downloaded the software package from Epson and ran it. When it went to connect to the printer it could not find it and brings up a list of troubleshooting steps that are not likely to do anything. There are videos about this problem and they are all useless. I am an IT professional with 26 years of experience. I am not going to unplug the printer and wait five minutes, I am not going to re-boot my router, I have a Unifi network environment with over 150 devices connected... (I have great wifi coverage, I am not moving my printer anywhere) My network works just fine, this printer is the issue! So at this point, I know that the printer IS connected to my wifi and it got an IP address. This is not a wifi problem as everyone seems to think it is. It is an issue with the Epson software. I decided to try to install it via the windows printer installer. I selected install via TCP/IP and put the ipaddress that my Unifi system provided to the printer. Windows found the printer and since the Epson app had already installed the drivers... just asked me what drivers I wanted to use. The ET-2800 showed up on the right hand side of the screen. I selected it, it installed and I was able to try a test print. It worked fine. I can print from my computer to the printer via the network. Next was the phone app. The phone app has the option to find the printer via the IP address. I put the IP address in and it found the printer. The phone app works now too. So, It took me some time to get this working, it should not have taken any time at all if the software worked correctly. The printer is really nice, it is a shame that the software is so bad when it comes to connecting to the printer. So if you decide to buy one of these printers, save yourself the headache and just install using the ip address, it is quick and easy that way and it just works. I would have just purchased an HP printer, but I did not want to deal with all the issues of their subscription ink service. I feel like the cost of ink makes this printer worth the hassle of getting it to work.

After my old printer died, I researched several printers and decided to purchase the Epson ET-2800 with the supertank ink. At first the printer was so slow printing just one page....it took hours and hours to print....and I was very unhappy with it. I tried everything I could with no luck. After frustration with it and two weeks later, I FINALLY got it to print the way it should with the speed in which it needs to print! I like it.

This printer is easy to set up and delivers sharp, vibrant prints. The EcoTank system saves a lot of money on ink, and the wireless connection works great. Scanning and copying are simple, making it a perfect all-in-one printer for everyday home use. Highly recommended!

So far this is saving me a very good amount of money and time vs HP printers. I do not use the printer much and the other brand would make me wait for ever for it to do a test prior to printing. Then there was the dry ink problem. I have not experienced any of this with the Epson. So far has not jammed. It is easy to use and looks good. The only 1 complaint I have is the screen size is so small you have to get down on it to see what it is saying.

Good 🤗

Ya tiene tiempo que la tengo, y está súper bien para el precio

My old Cannon printer was almost 20 years old and I finally decided to replace it. I decided on this one and have now had it for 3 1/2 weeks. I don't generally print much but I have put it through its paces some and am very happy with it. Installation was easy and flawless. I have it hooked up via USB cable to my desktop, so I can't comment on printing from a phone or tablet. I love the ink tank system. Because I don't print much I have a weekly reminder in my calendar to print a page. I found a test graphic that uses a little color from each of the tanks and black. So far so good. There are also some great guides online on how to clear badly blocked nozzles. Printing text is fast and the quality is IMO excellent. Text with light graphics on plain white paper is also fast and the quality is also great. I bought some 8 1/2" x 11" Epson glossy photo paper and some Epson ultra premium glossy to test out for pictures, just to see what this puppy could do. The reviews lead me to believe this printer performed poorly at this. I downloaded some HD, good quality photo files and picked a few of those to try out. I printed the same picture on ordinary white paper and the two photo quality papers using Paint Shop Pro 2023. I have been an amateur photographer for decades so I know what photo quality prints look like. The prints with the photo quality paper are way better than I expected. Yes, the shadows and highlights loose some detail, but it is working with three colors and one black. And if I look at the resolution and sharpness through a magnifier I can see the difference compared to photo printer output, but again, this is not a photo quality printer. I can also not comment about color fidelity because my monitor is not currently color calibrated (hoping to fix this soon), but IMO it's not bad. In the end this is a printer that is really inexpensive to run and can print pictures that look really good unless you judge it against a better, way more expensive system. The only negatives I've found so far is in the software. I am running an old computer on Windows 10 Pro and this could be one issue here. I have had a few print files get stuck in the print queue and could not delete them. This seems to be an issue for some people because I found a couple of workarounds online for it and one is working well for me. Another one is the print driver seems a make choosing my photo print quality options a little finicky. Regular printing is easy. I'm pretty computer savvy so I don't usually have problems like this, but it is getting better as I learn the driver's quirks so maybe it's just me. I have not needed to contact Epson about anything yet to solve a problem and I'm still getting better at working with it. I just wanted to mention these to round out my experience with this machine so far. All in all, I'm loving the ET-2800. If this changes I'll come back with an update.

Cumple con su función, le adapté tinta para sublimar y funciona perfectamente

The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 is an impressive printer that offers an efficient and cost-effective solution for your printing needs. With its unique EcoTank system, this printer eliminates the need for traditional ink cartridges, allowing you to print more and save on printing costs. In this review, I will discuss the key features of the Epson EcoTank ET-2800, including its print quality, ink efficiency, ease of use, connectivity options, and overall performance. Exceptional Print Quality: The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 delivers outstanding print quality, producing sharp and vibrant prints. Whether you're printing documents, photos, or graphics, this printer ensures crisp and clear output with accurate colors and fine details. The high-resolution printing capabilities of the ET-2800 contribute to professional-looking prints that meet your expectations. Ink Efficiency and Cost Savings: One of the standout features of the EcoTank series is its ink efficiency. Unlike traditional inkjet printers that rely on individual cartridges, the ET-2800 utilizes refillable ink tanks. The large ink tanks included with the printer hold a significant amount of ink, allowing for a much higher print yield. This means fewer interruptions for ink replacement and significantly reduced printing costs over time. User-Friendly Operation: The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 is designed with user convenience in mind. Refilling the ink tanks is a straightforward process, thanks to the specially designed ink bottles that ensure spill-free and mess-free refills. The front-facing control panel and intuitive navigation make it easy to access various printer settings and functions. With its user-friendly interface, this printer is suitable for both novice and experienced users. Flexible Connectivity Options: The ET-2800 offers versatile connectivity options to accommodate different printing needs. It supports USB connectivity, allowing you to print directly from your computer or laptop. Additionally, the built-in wireless connectivity enables seamless printing from your mobile devices or tablets using the Epson iPrint app or other compatible printing apps. This wireless capability provides added convenience and flexibility in printing. Reliable Performance: The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 consistently delivers reliable performance, ensuring smooth printing operations. Its efficient printing speed allows for quick document printing without compromising print quality. The printer is designed to handle various paper sizes and types, making it suitable for a range of printing tasks. With its sturdy build and reliable components, the ET-2800 is built to last and provide consistent results over time. Environmentally Friendly: The EcoTank system of the Epson ET-2800 is not only cost-effective but also environmentally friendly. By eliminating the need for disposable ink cartridges, this printer reduces plastic waste and contributes to a more sustainable printing solution. The refillable ink tanks and high ink yield help minimize the environmental impact associated with traditional inkjet printers. Final Thoughts: The Epson EcoTank ET-2800 is an excellent choice for individuals or small businesses in need of an efficient and cost-effective printing solution. With its exceptional print quality, ink efficiency, user-friendly operation, versatile connectivity options, and reliable performance, this printer offers a well-rounded printing experience. Experience hassle-free printing and significant cost savings with the Epson EcoTank ET-2800.