Epson Printer Deals & Offers

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Worth noting this model is compatible with ReadyPrint Flex , which is like the HP Instant Ink system. https://www.epson.co.uk/readyprint 30 pages a month 1.29, 50 pages a month 1.99 100 pages a month 3.49 Includes a 3 months free trial

Thanks...I will (y) 😁

just search ebay for 'printhead magic nozzle cleaner' and see if there is one compatible for your printer. Mine cost £5.25 and is worth every penny.

Not heard of these unblocking kits before...I'll have a look...I tried to unblock an old printer head once by submerging it in in a water/ipa solution ...was no joy. I'll have a look for what you are talking about. I wish the printer would just automatically do a to print from time to time to keep the ink flowing. I think I've got to the bottom of my current woes though... There was some dried ink on the remanufactured cartridge gold contacts...sprayed it with contact cleaner and gave it a wipe...just one nozzle short of a perfect print now ...will do it again. I think I wasted a lot of ink chasing the wrong problem...doh!

I paid similar price but no free ink so might be ok

Cheers for the info, I bought one, it's coming on Monday!

Can it do CD/DVD's and have a scanner ?

Does the ink dry out if not used like other ink jets

Whaatt??? I just a bit ago ordered hp 8017 from printerland for about 142.78 including delivery n says £50 cashback plus 2yr free ink. Have I made a mistak?

Should be fine, it supports either WiFi or smartphone direct printing.

Will this printer work with a Chromebook?

Ordered mine on Thursday evening arrived on Saturday! Result. Nice little printer for the money.

If you are worried about cartridge costs, you might want to look into Epson's ecotank models?

With Epson, you can buy compatibles and use them without any problem. I have a much older model the Epson XP 405 and after the inks supplied with the printer when first purchased became empty, I have used compatibles ever since.

No you'd have to move to one of the vxxx models. I think the v370 may be the cheapest but more like £100. It would also use a ccd imager instead of the cheaper cis.

might want to see this too, it's meant to be good https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/paperscan-pro-free-due-to-covid-for-all-until-april-2021-3436480

Will this scan 35mm photo negatives

Nice piece of kit

Just tried from the Android Epson iPrint app. Worked flawlessly to be fair.

Try a scan, be interested in hearing whether you can get it working.

I've not printed a huge amount from it yet, however I did try to print an A4 photograph. It printed about 60% and then decided it'd had enough, spitting the partial print out. I've not attempted to scan anything yet though. What I also find disappointing is that through Android, you can't just fire a queue of documents off to be printed. You have to send them separately and have to wait for each print to complete before sending the next. Painful! I may be joining you down the refund route at this rate!

Anyone else finding this printer a bit crap? Printing from Windows 10 seems fine, from a Mac it just doesn't want to work at all, can't get it working from an IOS device either, my old Epson SX535WD just worked. Can't get the scanner to work at all either be it via USB or Network, can't even find confirmation scanning should work wirelessly. I've asked for a refund.

Got ours today. Set up was straight forward, not too difficult . Printed a few sheets and seems good so far.

expired.

Yeah for two years whenever you need more ink they will post it to you for free

Sorry, what does it mean by 'unlimited upgrade' - do they give you ink every time you run out? Or is it something else?

Read the terms and conditions and it's truly unlimited !!!

Not a bad deal of you print a lot of pages. Is it really unlimited or there is some max number of pages that you can print per day?

If you print regularly, or even just print something every few weeks it should stop nozzles clogging up. This would be the case with almost any inkjet.

Is an ink jet printer like this likely to get clogged nozzles,I often see that said about Inkjet printers?

Mine has arrived intact!! Phew sorry to see that carnage ;(

Oh man that sucks!!! Surprised that is how it was packed if they sell printers as part of their business. Shocking. Hope you managed to get it replaced! Hopefully others get theirs in better shape!

Mine arrived with the cyan ink leaked all over ;( The printer was really badly packed in a box too large with no packing around it, great bargain if yours arrive intact, sadly I've had to open a return.

Thanks OP bought this yesterday and very happy with it so far, took about half hour to unpack, install and set up, I was in the market for printer anyway and the lure of free Epson Original ink for 2 years swing the deal, the ink refill bottles supplied contain 65mls each which is just more than required to fill the tanks including initial charging. They are each the equivalent of 4-5 compatible cartridges I was using before and Epson state somewhere that they should last you around 6 months with average use which seems about right meaning I will benefit from 3 to 4 sets of free refills using this offer potentially saving around £120+ on original quality ink.

The treasury might need a load of these to print bank notes since they can’t lower interest rates any further. (y)

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/epson-ecotank-et-2750-printer-all-in-one-scan-copy-inks-preloaded-grade-a-3424772 Great deal for this one right now!

The paper feed is at the back too. If you want a more convenient printer with automatic double sided printing maybe an epson 3700 is a good one but bit more expensive

Manual duplex printing !!!!Make sure you know what this means before you buy. I have the 2750 way better :)

price now £340 but set of inks dropped by 33p (party)

Thank you soled73.

This printer does not use cartridges. It only needs ink.

Meh Epson - stopped me printer from using third party cartridges.

Have a look here... https://www.epson.co.uk/products/comparison/22034,23004 Select "highlight differences" and "Expand All" Personally I don't think its a good photo printer. I have only printed photos on normal A4 paper and not photo quality - so it may be me.

Price now £239.99 ;(

The printout sent with mine says it has done nearly 300 prints, little more than a single ream of paper. Not used it yet.

Delivered full of ink with 38 prints on it.

Seller has 99.7% positive feedback from nearly 100k (customers) (y)

I only use 80 gram paper and no less, all those moaning the printers are chewing up the paper are using 75 or 70 which really makes a big difference to the rollers and heat inside so constant paper jams.

Is ink cheap for this ? Thanks

It’s the same price at amazon with next day delivery for Prime, this is probably a better deal if you bundle the ink and want to collect

Do you have a link?

Can you let me know if it works

I know you can add printers to your account, but I'm not sure about eligible credit. You can always create another account with a different email address.

If you’ve already signed up to HP instant ink before and you buy an new printer, are you still eligible to receive the free months/credit?

My old workforce went the same way as yours. I don’t know how much printing you do but I went for the HP envy 5050 from curry’s £129 with £50 cashback, which I’ve already had confirmed. You also get £82 worth of credit for their Instant ink membership. If you choose their 50 page per month package the £82 worth of ink lasts 3 and half years, sent straight to your door. The thing I like about HP printers is the print head is in the cartridge, so no more knackered heads. I’ve already been sent my 1st replacement inks, for when I need them. This deal has already been posted on here and voted very cold, personally I think it’s a cracking deal. £79 for a WiFi printer, scanner and 3 and a half years worth of ink at 50 pages per month, which unused, roll over up to 2 months......bargain.

I got these from Amazon to get me started but I'll be checking on eBay to see if there are any cheaper ones. Amazon LINK

Which compatible ink do you use?

The Google Scan app* works brilliantly and is free. Instructions here including how to add the shortcut to your home screen: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/3145835?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en Any paperwork we receive immediately gets scanned and automatically uploaded to google drive and the original either shredded/recycled or archived. Business receipts go straight into Receiptbank then over to Xero. We're practically paperless. I too have the ScanSnap S1300i for large documents but it very rarely gets used. (*There are many other Android and IoS alternatives - CamScanner, Microsoft Scane, Adobe scan, etc)

Will it scan multiple sheets onto the same scan? Or is it all indiviually processed?

Can't your phone do a similar job than this

Excellent price, especially if you want to put it in your laptop bag. Doesn't look like it has a document feeder, so if you want to scan multiple documents, then it could be a pain. I use a Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300i, very convenient but costs a lot more than this one.

Is it any good? It does not have a document feeder?

its showing as £218.69 with the code activated. I think this deal has expired or have I done something wrong?

It says for “small office to large corporate environments” so I have a feeling your home office isn’t the target market anyway!

Look at the size of it, this would look rediculous in the corner where my desk is, but if you have space for it seems like allot of printer for your doh.

They're expensive because they're large. This is a small business model designed to print a couple of dozen pages a day. For the amount of ink you're getting they're fairly cheap, you'll find most other £70 printers are much more expensive for manufacturer ink than the 1p per page of this one. Although it's only cheap if you actually use the ink. If it dries up with 90% capacity left because you're only printing three pages a month then it's not a good deal.

Replacement cartridges seem expensive.

I bought this but struggling to connect my phone to it. Managed to connect the laptop but instructions aren't the greatest.

Technically true but I'd say misleading. You can return it and they will take it. I would still keep it honestly but not Costco best image I'd say. EDITED DEAL to reflect it.

Hi Just spoke to Costco will not budge as it says upto 2 years ink they are saying that the ink supplied will cover 2 years for an average user

I am having the same issue. I will try to contact them this week.

Is that enough for you? It would most probably be the same as 10 years+ of my needs :-)

I think so! I looked at a trade manual and there are over 70 screws to remove along with countless ribbon cables - about 24 separate steps altogether. I'll have a go at most things but this is on a different level and well beyond me.

Yes that's a shame. My son looked at me funny when I said I wanted to fix mine. But have plenty of replacement cartridges to use up. Epson make great machines whatever model you have. To fix it I had to take apart but the videos on YouTube show it's only a few screwsand not to difficult but my model is very old. They may have mad e it more difficult now.

Sadly that's not the problem. I stupidly printed on the wrong side of some Avery label sheets (the plastic side). Ink smeared all over the surface and then the print heads started blocking up. I ran the nozzle cleaner twice but that only seemed to make matters worse and now all nozzles are blocked! I suspect the damper pad is saturated and clogged also. I can't use the traditional nozzle-cleaning tricks as it's one of the fixed-cartridge models (Epson Stylus Photo PX720WD) and to get to the print heads you have to dismantle the whole machine, which is fantastically complicated. It's a real shame as until then it was working perfectly and produced fantastic colour photo prints - it was pretty expensive as well. Seem as shame that such a small mistake means chucking a good machine out.

Is it the constant flashing lights as there's a reset for that. Just sorted mine. If it is try googling on YouTube. My Epson is easily 15 -20 years old. Choice stationary do brilliant replacement cheap cartridges wouldn't give up on your old one unless totally broken. 😄

Also 14% via Quidco 8)