PROS: - Print quality is AMAZING. Printing on photo paper results in pictures that look like they came from a photo lab. I seriously can’t tell the difference between photos I print and those that I order from the store. - Ink is crazy efficient. I’ve printed countless black-and-white pages; shipping labels; full-color, high-resolution printouts; and a couple photos over the past 2 or 3 months (near-daily use). The ink has barely moved. - Setup was pretty easy, as was filling the tanks with ink. (Again, So. Much. Ink. I can’t get over how much was included and how long it’s lasting. With my Kodak, I was going through ink cartridges every month or two.) CONS: - The wireless connection is slow & takes about a minute to send from the computer to the printer. It’s much faster to hook it up to the USB, which is kind of a pain given that it’s got the wireless feature and I need my USB ports for other hardware I’m usually running simultaneously. Not a dealbreaker but worth mentioning. - I use the rear feed more than I expected due to the fact that I print on thicker paper or photo paper quite frequently. Again, this is slow. You have to select rear feed, then it takes a bit to prepare (whatever that means), then you have to load and print one sheet at a time. I can live with it, but the one star was knocked off mainly due to the pain/slowness of using the rear feed. (This may be personal preference, but I much prefer a rear-feed printer that doesn’t flip the paper as it’s pulled through. I would have gladly given up the closed paper tray for fully rear feed, but I couldn’t find any other models that would offer printing of this quality and with the refillable ink.) - Speaking of the closed paper trays, I spent a good 30 minutes trying to figure that out. It is definitely cheap plastic like other reviews have mentioned. I couldn’t figure out how to get the tray to slide out to allow paper to be filled. I was scared I was going to break it, and the instructions were not helpful. FYI: There’s a place where you have to push down while sliding outward (to release the bottom tray from the top). - This might be hard to explain, but it often prints on 2 pages at once using the paper tray. It’ll start printing on the first, then it also accidentally grabs a second sheet of paper about halfway through. Half of my document is printed on each page, resulting in 2 wasted pieces of paper. To avoid waste, this requires me to print one single sheet at a time - which again, is slow and frustrating, regardless of whether I’m using the front or the rear feed. I’ve figured out that slowing the printing speed down minimizes this, but it’s still frustrating that it’s an issue at all. I realize that there are more cons than pros. HOWEVER, the print quality makes the smaller inconveniences worth it - at least so far. It is time consuming to print and, for my small business and how often I print, it does slow my work day down a bit. That being said, I’ve thoroughly impressed with the quality of the prints and the efficiency of the ink. Despite the cons, I would definitely recommend this printer as of now. (I will also note that I DID pay full price for this printer and received no compensation at all. I was nervous with how many paid reviews I saw but decided to take a chance. Overall, I’m glad I did.) **UPDATE, Jan. 2019: Still extremely happy with this printer. I’ve had it 9 months, use it every day for multiple high-quality prints, and have yet to refill the ink. (Over 2000 full-color sheets and over 1000 black-and-white the last time I checked.) The maintenance box finally had to be replaced about a week ago. It was SUPER easy. The replacement came with the printer in the first place, and the software on the computer walked me through it in a few simple steps; it took maybe 3 minutes. (I was nervous based on some other negative reviews about the maintenance box specifically, but it truly was too easy. Don’t let those sway you!) Overall, I’ve had no major issues with the printer and have been extremely impressed with the prints and, especially, the ink efficiency. It has been well worth the price, in my case. *UPDATE #2, August 2019: I refilled the ink tank somewhere around May (a year after getting the printer). An extra set of bottles came with the printer, so I still haven’t had to buy ink 1-1/2 years in. I used the original replacement maintenance box back in January, and it does need to be replaced again (8 months later - still daily use of full-color pages). All I’ve spent in the past 1-1/2 years (besides the up front cost) is $10 for a 2nd maintenance box. (I ordered it directly from Epson.) *UPDATE #3, October 2020: Finally loaded the last of our original ink into the printer. I’m confident this will still last another year or so. I’m still extremely happy with this printer and would buy another in a heartbeat, should this one go out for any reason. Well worth the investment and I’ve upped it to 5 stars!