Epson WorkForce WF-2010W Single-Function Colour Printer with Wi-Fi and Ethernet, Black

I already have a non wireless all in one printer/scanner (different make). I also needed a replacement stand alone printer for a years old Epson usb printer which has finally given up. The all in one is too big to fit where the old Epson was housed and is mainly used for copying and photo printing.This Epson has a fairly small footprint and was an absolute breeze to set up. I also needed to connect wirelessly from a laptop and after selecting add a printer it was all done in seconds. This is the first time I've ever set up a wireless printer so I was pleasantly surprised as to how easy it was to do.The test pages look to be good quality and they were printed quite quickly. Replacement inks are reasonably priced and it's good that there are four separate cartridges.So if all you need is a cheapish, basic, single function printer then this one has to be a major consideration.

The media could not be loaded. I don’t use the fax function, the ink runs out really quickly and I haven’t use all of the functions yet but, I love this all in one printer, it was easy to set up, connect to the WiFi and connect to my laptop, the printing both sides is fantastic, I was a little apprehensive to use it but it was really simple, it takes just over a minute to print both side and the whole thing doesn’t take up that much room

Pretty much the standard Epson design. Black on black controls that you need a torch to see. Paper store at the rear and out at the front, with scan in and out on top. For me the only reason I buy Epson is the print quality and colour balance straight out of the box, even using non-Epson ink. Ink replacement is easy as the top lifts up far enough to allow easy access. Connections are the standard printer cable and figure 8 power lead. I usually use a lead rather than the wifi for my main desktop as it is faster, but I do use the wifi for my laptop.These printers are sturdy and I will say I have never been forced to buy one because of printer failure and I expect this to be the same. Good value for money, if only they would make the controls easier to see this printer would get 5*.

Printer is fine but I’ve ordered to come with ink worth 30£ and ink wasn’t working one part of it was missing in the black ink thank god I bought extra one and other one was working .

Please, please, please buy something else. This printer looks good on paper for people with small businesses or students looking for a low-volume print/scan solution at a low price but it is a completely useless piece of garbage.I ordered this printer as I needed a small unit to operate very limited printing and document scanning. Not a tall order, and at first the printer connected via Bonjour to my Macbook Pro on Monterey with absolutely no trouble; printing worked, scanning worked, no issues finding the printer on the network. It was this way for about 6 weeks, then as soon as I needed to print off a proposal for a client, it wasn't found on the network. Ran through all of the standard troubleshooting to no avail. It wasn't my Mac, no updates had been installed in the interim that had anything to do with bonjour or print services. Strike one.Then found I could not connect the printer to my network manually through WiFi via my Draytek Vigor router, using with either WPA2 or WPS. As a workaround I had it working briefly via WiFi Direct through Epson iPrint app on my iPad pro, but then would not connect via WiFi Direct on that device, my iPhone 11Pro or via my brothers OPPA smartphone on Android. All this going on whilst needing to scan documents for my accountant. Strike two.As I didn't want to fork out for a new printer immediately, I connected up my old ASUS laptop, under Windows 10 Pro via the included USB device cable. Connected, but would not perform any printing or scanning operations. Epson printing software refused to recognise the printer. Strike three.To sum up, you can't connect to this completely useless device. The very small amount of printing and scanning that I managed to do before the unit became completely lost was of pretty good quality, but the WiFi only connection is stupid. That's right - you can only connect to this printer via USB or WiFi - the unit has no physical connection port for RJ45 ethernet, and connects to the network only via WiFi protocols, or doesn't in my case. USB just flat-out doesn't work; there's a device there, but it doesn't matter which drivers or software you use, it's not recognised.Avoid this machine at all costs, it's an absolute pile of pants, and Epson should be ashamed of themselves.I'm off to buy something else. It won't be made by Epson.

Very easy to set up and use. Works better when plugged straight into the computer rather than via WiFi. It takes a long time to print when on the WiFi. The print quality when on best is very good, a solid 9 out of 10.