EPSON C88+

Print quality is pretty good, speed is pretty good, compact, simple design. Somewhat old school with not having Wii-Fi, but performs well.

Epson obviously has designed this printer to try to make you spend as much money on ink as possible. The printer often needs its print heads to be "cleaned," an automatic process that takes a couple of minutes and uses up quite a bit of ink considering...

Cheap, everyday home printer. Works good with a CISS system. I've printed about a ream of paper worth through it in the couple months I've had it, and never had a problem.

My only regret is I didn't get a wireless network printer. This one has to be plugged in to print to it, or be shared over a network. But that's one of the reasons it was so cheap.

I've not had a single problem with this printer in over a year. It goes through bouts of constant text and image printing, to months sitting in a cold storage room. I like the fact that the color cartridges are separate and not integrated into a single...

Difficult to find cartridges in the store, so you normally need to order them online.

Bought one of these new at a local store. Brought it home, Windows 7 installed the drivers for it. but I could not get it to feed paper in, let alone get it to print. This printer is an absolute hunk of junk. I missed with it for hours. Tried to Epson...

Small footprint. Ink Carts are cheap if you go to the right online store. Prints pretty good, not the best, but pretty good. Does not make alot of noise while printing.

Not THE best at photo printing, but OK.

Nice borderless printing. It looks nice on the shelf...

Ink is expensive Runs through ink quickly Had for several years, and it has stopped working well. Printer heads need realigned every print, full black cartridge and it tells me that it's empty.

Fast, reliable, cheap per page, accepts inks that cost $1.40 and less per color, good. Excellent for documentation printing

pure photo quality of photos printed

This printer does a decent job of everyday printing and good quality photo work. What makes it more unique to the many other printers around is that it's one of the few left that will allow use of spongeless- see through cartridges and their very easy...

The cartridges use chips, which is Epson's way impediment to allowing the consumer to refill a cartridge. Fortunately a chip resetter easily circumvents that annoyance.

Inexpensive, cheap ink, easy to use.

This printer seems great after you unbox it and print with it for a few days/ weeks. Then you notice the print quality goes patchy... clean the heads and its good again (wasting ink). Three days later, same thing happens- so you clean them again...

Good, quality value. I buy printers nowadays based on ink price. I had an epson before with these types of individual ink cartridges and I could get re-manufactured ink online on the cheap{$4.xx per cartridge} and it worked perfect, same here. Prints...

None and don't expect any.